City of Nassau Bay EMS

01/05/2023

At tonight’s City of El Lago, Texas City Council Meeting as well as City of Nassau Bay EMS Medics were recognized for a Cardiac Arrest save that occurred on Saturday, November 26th. Great work to all responders that worked diligently that day to make a difference and save a life.

09/11/2022

This Sept 11th we remember all but especially want to recognize our 8 EMT/Paramedic brothers and sister who perished.

07/07/2022

Engineers at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston will be conducting a pressure test on Saturday, July 9, that will result in a sudden burst of noise from 11AM until 12PM (noon). The test will cause a loud boom that may sound like an explosion to people in the vicinity.

Specifically, the full test will begin at 8AM with the culminating boom likely to come between 11 a.m. and noon.

People nearby and in surrounding neighborhoods and communities likely will hear the test, which will be conducted at the Energy Systems Test Activity area, and only if weather conditions permit.

For more information, please visit the link below.

Engineers at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston will be conducting a pressure test on Saturday July 9 that will result in a sudden burst of noise from 11 a.m. to noon CDT. The test will cause a loud boom that may sound like an explosion to people in the vicinity. People nearby

07/07/2022

We’re just two days away from the Police Memorial Monument Dedication Ceremony in the Nassau Bay Town Square.

The ceremony will take place on Saturday, July 9th at 10AM and will last approximately 30 minutes.
The City of Nassau Bay and Nassau Bay Police Department will be dedicating a permanent memorial recognizing the dedication of officers who put their lives on the line every day. The memorial will specifically honor the memory of Sergeant Kaila Sullivan who died in the line of duty on December 10, 2019.

The dedication ceremony will include addresses from several local, regional and state dignitaries. Attendees are encouraged to be mindful of potentially high temperatures and to have bottled water on-hand.

If you cannot attend in person, plan to watch a livestream of the event on the i45 NOW page at https://www.facebook.com/i45NOW.

05/18/2022

05/18/2022

The City of Nassau Bay recognizes National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week from May 15-21! This is a great opportunity to acknowledge the hard work of the 28 part-time Paramedics and EMTs who serve under the Nassau Bay Volunteer Fire Department.

In 1974, President Gerald Ford authorized EMS Week to celebrate EMS practitioners and the important work they do in our nation's communities. National Emergency Medical Services Week brings together local communities and medical personnel to honor the dedication of those who provide the day-to-day lifesaving services of medicine's frontline.

EMS Week is presented by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) in partnership with the National Associations of Emergency Medical Technicians (NAEMT).

05/18/2022

On Monday afternoon, Mayor Bob Warters presented a proclamation in honor of Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week to two Nassau Bay EMS paramedics. On behalf of the entire City of Nassau Bay, we would like to thank our entire EMS Department for their tireless work for Nassau Bay and the surrounding community.

05/16/2022

As we continue National Police Week, we remember the life and service of Sgt. Kaila M. Sullivan, #7313, End of Watch 12-10-2019.

01/02/2022

09/21/2021

A friendly reminder to save the City of Nassau Bay's alert number. This number will appear on your caller I.D with important information pertaining to the City.

If you need to make updates to your contact information or want to modify the way you are alerted (voice, text, or email), visit www.nassaubay.com/501/Nassau-Bay-Alerts.

Unsure if you are signed up for the Swift911 system? You can call City Hall at 281-333-4211 to confirm your registration.

09/21/2021

This week is Child Passenger Safety Week, an excellent opportunity to review the steps you and your family can take to protect your child by securing them in the correct car seat.
According to Shawn Doyle, Nassau Bay EMS Chief, this week is important because it draws attention to proper car seat use, encourages safety practices to reduce the risk of serious injuries or fatalities, and encourages parents/grandparents/guardians to get seat safety checks.
“Auto accidents are the leading cause of death in children under the age of 13, and the vast majority of those types of fatalities are preventable,” he said. “Approximately 40 percent of children are either not properly restrained in car seats, booster seats or even with seatbelts, and some aren’t restrained at all.
“Nassau Bay EMS has car seat technicians available to work with residents by appointment, and they can show you how to make sure your car seat is secured the right way.”
Call the Fire/EMS Station to set up your appointment at 281-333-4211, extension 2677.