Elm Mott Volunteer Fire & Rescue

05/31/2026

That’s a wrap for Mclennan County Common Passenger Vehicle Rescue class. Thank you again to BYOT Auto Parts in Waco, TX for hosting us every year, without you guys this class wouldn’t be possible. Thank you to the instructors from Republic Rescue LLC for sharing all of your wisdom with us all. Lastly thank you to all of the students that showed up this weekend and worked hard you guys did amazing.

We had students from Robinson Fire Department, Salado Fire Department, Westlake Fire Department, Sisterdale Fire Department , Bastrop ESD 1, Bruceville Eddy Fire Department, Grosebeck Fire Department , Temple Fire Department , Magnolia Fire Department , Woodway Fire Department, and Elm Mott Fire Department. This was a great group of students who put in some good work this weekend even through the heat and learned a lot. So again thank you to everyone and we cannot wait to see you all again next year.

05/30/2026

Day 2 complete. They learned basic stabilization, cribbing a vehicle, lifting with air bags, the use of struts for stabilization and lifting, and hoisting a vehicle. At the end of the day they got a little tool time in and were able to cut on some cars. They are all ready for day 2 to put all the have learned together and work on some senarios.

05/30/2026

The classroom portion of the McLennan County Common Passenger Vehicle Rescue class at Elm Mott Fire Department is complete. Now to head into Day 2 tomorrow for some hands on skills at BYOT Auto Parts in Waco, TX. 39 students from all around Texas have joined us for a full weekend of training with our friends at Republic Rescue LLC .

05/23/2026

🇺🇸 Honor. Remember. Be Safe. 🇺🇸

This Memorial Day weekend, we remember the brave men and women who gave everything for our freedom. From all of us at Elm Mott Fire & Rescue — thank you to our fallen heroes.

Celebrate safely out there. We’re on call all weekend serving Chalk Bluff and Elm Mott.

05/23/2026

Cen-Tex F.O.O.L.S. Training at Robinson Volunteer Fire Department day 1…

05/18/2026

There is still plenty of time to get signed up. We still have room so sign up with you still can.

McLennan County is hosting a Common Passenger Vehicle Rescuer (NFPA 1006-8) course this May in Elm Mott! If you’re looking to sharpen your extrication skills and get hands-on experience with the latest techniques for patient removal and vehicle stabilization, this is the class for you.
🗓️ WHEN:
• May 29th: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
• May 30th – 31st: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 WHERE:
Classroom: Elm Mott Fire Rescue
IH 35 Frontage Rd., Elm Mott, TX
Skills: BYOT Auto Parts
14401 N 35 Frontage Road Elm Mott, Tx 76640
TO REGISTER:
Don't wait—spots fill up fast! You can register through the TEEX portal using the link or the QR code on the flyer below.
Fee: $420.00 per student (Payable through TEEX).
This training may be eligible for Texas A&M Forest Service tuition assistance 2604
For more information, contact Jacque Henderson at (254) 981-4584 or email [email protected].

05/05/2026

Join us in congratulating Hagen Kelley on graduating from MCC Fire Protection Technology Fire Academy Class #67.

Hagen began his journey with Elm Mott Fire Rescue back in 2018 at just 16 years old, stepping up to serve his community early. Since then, he’s continued to grow, completing his EMT certification and now the Fire Academy.

Your commitment, discipline, and heart to serve don’t go unnoticed. We’re proud to have you as part of the team and even more excited to see what’s ahead for you.

Congratulations, Hagen, well earned.

04/24/2026

Elm Mott Fire Rescue is proud to have received a grant from Hilco today. This funding will allow us to begin replacing our aging fire hose, an investment that comes at a critical time as we prepare for the upcoming wildland season. It will directly enhance our ability to protect and serve our community. We appreciate Hilco’s continued partnership and support in helping us keep our community safe.

04/23/2026

Reminder to get signed up while you can! Spots are filling up. If you have any questions reach out to Jacque with the information on the flyer. Also, if you need help with your 2604 reimbursement please reach out as well we can definitely help you out. This is a great class with amazing instructors full of knowledge to share.

McLennan County is hosting a Common Passenger Vehicle Rescuer (NFPA 1006-8) course this May in Elm Mott! If you’re looking to sharpen your extrication skills and get hands-on experience with the latest techniques for patient removal and vehicle stabilization, this is the class for you.
🗓️ WHEN:
• May 29th: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
• May 30th – 31st: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
📍 WHERE:
Classroom: Elm Mott Fire Rescue
IH 35 Frontage Rd., Elm Mott, TX
Skills: BYOT Auto Parts
14401 N 35 Frontage Road Elm Mott, Tx 76640
TO REGISTER:
Don't wait—spots fill up fast! You can register through the TEEX portal using the link or the QR code on the flyer below.
Fee: $420.00 per student (Payable through TEEX).
This training may be eligible for Texas A&M Forest Service tuition assistance 2604
For more information, contact Jacque Henderson at (254) 981-4584 or email [email protected].

04/15/2026

As fire season approaches, departments like ours are already responding to major incidents, made possible by dedicated volunteers who drop everything to serve their communities.

Chief Pechacek said it best: there’s a place for everyone to help. Whether it’s on the front lines or supporting behind the scenes, it takes all of us. Thanks to Lauren Westbrook KWTX for bringing awareness to the need for help in our communities.

If you’re interested in volunteering, send us a DM and a member of our team will reach out.

For those who would like to support financially, donations can be mailed to:
PO Box 46
Elm Mott, TX 76640

Proudly serving the communities of Lincoln City, Elm Mott, and Chalk Bluff.

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