Round Mountain Volunteer Fire Department-Texas

05/24/2026

RMVFD responded to a call today for a structure fire on Old Marble Falls Rd. Nobody was hurt, though unfortunately the barn appears to be a total loss.

We are grateful for the much-needed help from our mutual aid partners Johnson City Volunteer Fire Department Texas, Marble Falls Area Volunteer Fire Department, Marble Falls Fire Rescue, Burnet County ESD 9 - Spicewood Fire Rescue, Blanco County Sheriff's Office, Blanco County Emergency Management, Blanco County ESD 2, North Blanco County EMS, Blanco County Fire Marshal, and Pedernales Electric Cooperative.

05/22/2026

05/20/2026

Many thanks to the employees of Pedernales Electric Cooperative United Charities for their support and generous donation to RMVFD. It WILL make a difference!

05/18/2026

Ten of your RMVFD firefighters participated in an Engine Company Bootcamp this past weekend, led by the excellent instructors from Squad 58 Training Collective.

These dedicated volunteers, along with others from area departments gave up their entire weekend to train and become better firefighters. Nozzle work, hose lays and advancement, search and rescue, forcible entry techniques, and working in the burn trailer under actual live fire conditions were some of the evolutions.

05/15/2026

A huge thanks to all of these agencies. It's great to see all the various fire crews working together!

At 4:21am this morning Spicewood Fire was requested by Round Mountain Volunteer Fire Department-Texas for a storage barn on fire on Middleton Rd in Blanco County Spicewood. Upon arrival the structure was fully involved and the roof had collapsed.

Additional mutual aide came from numerous departments:
Pedernales Fire Department
Marble Falls Area Volunteer Fire Department
Horseshoe Bay Fire Department
Marble Falls Area EMS
North Blanco County EMS
Blanco County Sheriff
Blanco County Fire Marshal
Highland Lakes Regional Emergency Communications Center

05/15/2026

Thanks to all of these agencies. It's great to see the various fire crews working together as a unit!

At 4:21am this morning Spicewood Fire was requested by Round Mountain Volunteer Fire Department-Texas for a storage barn on fire on Middleton Rd in Blanco County Spicewood. Upon arrival the structure was fully involved and the roof had collapsed.

Additional mutual aide came from numerous departments:
Pedernales Fire Department
Marble Falls Area Volunteer Fire Department
Horseshoe Bay Fire Department
Marble Falls Area EMS
North Blanco County EMS
Blanco County Sheriff
Blanco County Fire Marshal
Highland Lakes Regional Emergency Communications Center

05/11/2026

RMVFD and Burnet County ESD 9 - Spicewood Fire Rescue responded this afternoon to a controlled burn which was no longer controlled. About 2-3 acres burned before fire was completely extinguished. Many thanks to SFR for always being ready to help out!

05/10/2026

The National Weather Service has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until midnight tonight. Thunderstorms could produce wind gusts up to 75 mph, hail up to two inches, and an isolated tornado.

05/08/2026

05/02/2026

This week, RMVFD welcomed a new Command/Rescue truck, replacing our old 2007 unit.

Thanks to donations from the community, we added a mini compressed air foam system—turning just 10 gallons of water into the equivalent of 200 gallons of firefighting solution.

By stationing this truck at a firefighter’s home at all times, we can cut response times by 10–15 minutes, arriving sooner to provide care & coordinate resources faster when every second counts.. It carries BLS medical gear, rescue equipment, a command center, and now enhanced fire suppression.

Thanks to our wonderful community for supporting RMVFD!