San Isidro Fire Department.

06/04/2026

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05/31/2026

The Starr County Precinct 4 San Isidro Fire Department is proud and honored to officially announce the appointment of Homero Barrera as our new Fire Chief.
​Chief Barrera takes the helm with an exceptional track record of service, bringing a powerful combination of proven experience, technical expertise, and an unwavering commitment to our region. State certified for 16 years, Chief Barrera has dedicated the last 10 years to proudly serving the community of San Isidro, Texas.

05/29/2026

Fire Chief Bernabe Benavides is retiring after 31 years of dedicated exceptional service to the Starr County Precinct 4 San Isidro Fire Department. Throughout over three decades of leadership, Chief Benavides served as the backbone of the department, leading from the front with integrity, grit, and an unwavering commitment to public safety.
​More than just a administrator, he was a mentor to generations of firefighters and a steady guardian of the San Isidro community. As he hangs up his turnout gear, he leaves behind a profound legacy of servant leadership, a deeply grateful community, and a department that is stronger and safer because of his vision. We thank Chief Benavides for his 31 years of sacrifice and wish him a long, well-deserved retirement. The department proudly takes the watch from here.

04/24/2026

Bryan Benavides of Alamo Fire Department has earned the distinction of Firefighter of the Year!! Notably, Bryan Benavides also dedicates his time to volunteering at Starr County Precinct 4 San Isidro Fire Department.

04/05/2026

03/26/2026

Dry conditions mean vegetation like grass, brush, and trees can ignite quickly and spread fast. Even a small spark from a cigarette, grill, vehicle, or equipment can turn into a dangerous wildfire in seconds.
🚫 Avoid outdoor burning
🚗 Keep vehicles off dry grass
🔥 Never leave fires unattended
💧 Stay alert and report smoke immediately
Protect your community - Stay safe and fire aware.

4:35PM Thursday 3/26 | *New Drought Monitor* The RGV is experiencing severe to exceptional drought conditions. We are tracking rain over the weekend but as of now it may not be enought to ease the drought.

03/04/2026

As we prepare to "spring forward" and adjust our clocks, the Starr County Precinct 4 San Isidro Fire Department wants to remind you that a simple habit can save lives.
​When you change your clocks this weekend, take a moment to test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. A fresh battery backup is your first line of defense in an emergency.
​Our team is dedicated to keeping San Isidro safe—help us by ensuring your home is prepared!
❗️​Quick Safety Checklist:❗️
​TEST: Press the test button on every alarm in your home.
​REPLACE: Swap out old batteries for fresh ones.
​CHECK: Ensure alarms are not expired (most last about 10 years).
​Stay safe, San Isidro! 🚒🔥

03/01/2026

02/26/2026

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02/22/2026

We just received a brand-new 2026 Chevrolet 4x4 Command Unit. Thank you, Commissioner Hernan R. Garza III, and staff members Johanna and Marlin, for the purchase of this unit. Your continued support and dedication to our department have proven themselves through the work you do.
Commissioner Hernan R. Garza III has demonstrated that Emergency Services for Starr County Pct. 4 residents are a priority. Chief Benavides says his department has received the best equipment available, including a new cascade system, bunker gear, and the Jaws of Life — all essential to providing the best service possible. The fire department continues to grow with more certified personnel and updated equipment.
Again, thank you, Commissioner Hernan R. Garza III, for your continued support.