Glenwood Volunteer Fire Dept

02/02/2023

Ever wonder what a Volunteer Fire Dept is made of.... A Community coming together for the Greater Good. Join or Support your Local Volunteer Fire Dept.

11/08/2022

Don't Forget to get out and Vote!

11/04/2022

Folks, I cannot stress the importance of staying tuned to your local weather, these storms are producing tornados. None for our area at this time but potential is there! Our County Fire Depts are here if you need us.

11/03/2022

*Weather Aware* Please be vigilant during the strong storms moving thru our area Friday 7pm thru 7am Saturday. Any issues please don't hesitate to call for service. Stay safe!

10/24/2022

*Public Notice* Please be vigilant with the weather tonight thru early Monday morning. Risk for Flooding, Strong wind gust up to 60mph. Possible for power lines & trees to be effected. Tune in to your local weather reports. Please stay Aware....

10/20/2022

**PSA** Although we are not under a Burn Ban, Please Do Not do any outdoor burning over this weekend. Wind gust will be upwards to 25+ mph. With the shortage of wet weather this is very Dangerous. Please use due diligence when clearing property's off.

08/23/2022

As of Now, The County Judge has Lifted the Burn Ban. Still use Caution when burning. Stay Safe and Have a Blessed Day

08/17/2022

https://www.facebook.com/100065303089391/posts/437022735151159/

The Commissioner’s Court have extended the Prohibition of Outdoor Burning until August 31, 2022 at 6:00 pm. Violation of this order is a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not exceed $500.00.

08/01/2022

https://www.facebook.com/100065303089391/posts/425162356337197/

This morning Commissioner’s Court extended the Prohibition of Outdoor Burning until August 15, 2022 at 6:00 pm. Violation of this order is a Class C misdemeanor, punishable by a fine not exceed $500.00.

07/28/2022

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Wildfire potential continues across the state and it’s more important than ever for Texans to stay vigilant with reducing the risk for wildfire around their home and being cautious with outdoor activities that may cause a spark. Texans can:

🔥 Assist first responders by ensuring property is accessible to emergency vehicles and street and house numbers are clearly visible and accurate.

🔥 Create an evacuation go-kit and plan at least two evacuation routes. Include the five P's in your Go Kit: people and pet supplies, prescriptions, papers, personal needs and priceless items. Visit https://bit.ly/2kzSUH3 to learn more.

🔥 Be extremely cautious of outdoor activities that may cause a spark or using equipment that may overheat and always obey local burn ban restrictions.

🔥 Limit the amount of flammable vegetation around your home, especially within the first 5 feet and extending out up to 100 feet.

Learn more about preparing for wildfire here: https://tfsweb.tamu.edu/PrepareYourHomeforWildfire/

07/02/2022