Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management

06/17/2026

Bexar County will be under an Extreme Heat Warning with heat indices reaching up to 115 degrees, Thursday from noon to 8 p.m. It's important that we remember to check on our neighbors and look out for vulnerable populations. Heat related illnesses can impact anyone, so be sure to take breaks in the shade while outside, drink plenty of water, dress comfortably with light and loose fitting and never leave anyone or any pet in a hot car. For more safety information in how to prepare for the days ahead, visit www.bexar.org/extremeheat

06/05/2026

A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for Bexar County until Saturday, June 6, at 1 AM.

Above-normal rainfall in urban areas may lead to excessive runoff.

If going honking is in your plans tonight, make sure to monitor road conditions at bexarflood.org. If you see a barricade, don't cross it.

Turn around, don't drown.

Don't go around

Showers and storms could produce locally heavy rain Friday and Saturday. There is a level 2 risk for excessive rain Friday and level 1 risk Saturday.

06/05/2026

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

🏀 If you see something, say something.

Large events bring people together, and public safety is a team effort. Report suspicious activity through the iWatchTexas app, online at iWatchTexas.org, or by calling 1-844-643-2251.

Anonymous. Confidential. Available 24/7.

For emergencies, call 9-1-1.

06/02/2026

👀Recognize this person? Help us spark some answers — not fires.📣

Our investigators are looking to talk to this person of interest connected to two intentionally set fires in northern Bexar County.

He was last seen near a church by Overlook Parkway & Hwy 281 on May 19th, wearing a black-and-gray cap, a black Spurs #1 shirt, dark shorts, black-and-white sneakers, and carrying a black backpack.

If you recognize him, call 210‑335‑0300 or report anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 210‑224‑STOP

05/29/2026

Yesterday, the Fire Marshal’s Office hosted YA Group for a specialized training on identifying patterns following lithium‑ion battery fires and cooking-related fires.

Our team had the opportunity to sit in on portions of the training and observe their live burn demonstrations.

They also invited us to showcase how our accelerant-detection canine, Roe, works a scene. With a small sample placed in one of the burn cells, Roe nailed the detection, impressing several attendees who had never seen a fire investigation canine in action.

A special thank you to for bringing out their brush truck and helping extinguish the demo fires. We appreciate the partnership and support that made this training possible.

05/27/2026

Residents in the area of Kirby are encouraged to take photos of the damage to their property and submit a report to the State of Texas through the individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) at https://damage.tdem.texas.gov/

It is imperative that citizens with damaged property complete the survey. The survey is in place to be able to get an accurate damage assessment to homes or property in order to qualify for possible assistance from the state.