Wilson County Emergency Services District #1 - La Vernia, Tx

06/03/2026

🏀🔥 GO SPURS GO! 🔥🏀

Tonight, we’re joining our community in cheering on the San Antonio Spurs! Whether you’re watching from home, attending a watch party, or celebrating with friends and family, we want everyone to have a safe and enjoyable game day.

District 1 Fire Rescue reminds everyone to:
🚒 Keep grills and smokers away from structures and dry grass.
🚒 Never leave cooking equipment unattended.
🚒 Celebrate responsibly and always designate a sober driver.
🚒 Keep roadways clear for emergency vehicles.

From all of us at District 1 Fire Rescue:

🖤🤍 GO SPURS GO! 🤍🖤

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05/04/2026

Today is International Firefighters’ Day, and I couldn’t let it pass without sharing a glimpse into the life of a fireman at Wilson County ESD #1.

The long shifts, the early mornings, the late nights, the calls that come without warning—this job is more than a career, it’s a commitment to serving others no matter the cost. Behind every call is a team showing up when it matters most.

Proud to share a small window into what that life looks like. Thank you to the men and women who answer the call every single day. 🚒🔥

04/27/2026

The Wilson County burn ban has expired. This applies to areas outside of the City of Floresville and City of La Vernia, in addition to Poth and Stockdale!

Burning is currently allowed without notification with the exception of certain items as listed: “electrical insulation, treated lumber, plastics, non-wood construction/demolition materials, heavy oils, asphaltic materials, potentially explosive materials, chemical wastes, and items containing natural or synthetic rubber” (30 Texas
Admin. Code §111.219(7))

Please contact your appropriate City Office for approval before burning within city limits.

04/09/2026

We recognize that truck! Wilson County Emergency Services District #1 - La Vernia, Tx hard at work!

Over the past 7 days, Texas A&M Forest Service firefighters and all assigned resources have responded to 18 wildfires, burning 2,423 acres statewide.

Fire conditions have improved across much of Texas as recent rainfall has increased dead fuel moisture and expanded green, herbaceous fuels.

However, the High Plains and Caprock regions have not received as much beneficial rainfall and will continue to support low to moderate initial attack fire potential through midweek due to dry to critically dry surface fuels.

Looking ahead, a more moist fire environment is expected to develop starting Thursday, which should further limit wildfire potential. With the absence of strong fire weather triggers this week, the potential for large wildfires remain limited.

🚨 Stay wildfire aware! If you see smoke or a wildfire, call 911 immediately.

📍 Active Fire Map: https://public.tfswildfires.com

📱 Incident Updates on X: https://x.com/AllHazardsTFS

📸TIFMAS Strike Team 146 helps to hold the fire at containment lines on the edge of the Meadow View Fire in Potter County on April 7, 2026. Photo courtesy of J. Rodriguez. Credit: Texas A&M Forest Service.