Rosanne Fisher - Justice of the Peace - Bell County

06/18/2026

Keeping this Trooper and his family in our thoughts and prayers. 🖤💙

💙 OFFICER DOWN 💙
Today, Texas DPS Trooper Sergio Romero was killed in the line of duty near Childress in a vehicle accident.

Trooper Romero leaves behind his wife, two young children, and a law enforcement family that is mourning an unimaginable loss.

We stand with his loved ones and our brothers and sisters at the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Rest easy, Trooper Romero. Your watch is over.

06/16/2026

It only takes a few minutes.

As temperatures climb across Central Texas, please remember that a parked vehicle can become dangerously hot in a very short amount of time. In fact, the temperature inside a parked car can be 20 degrees or hotter than the temperature outside, even with the windows cracked or while parked in the shade. Those conditions can quickly become life-threatening for pets.

If your pet can’t go inside with you, the safest option is to leave them at home.

If you see an animal in distress inside a hot vehicle:

☎️ Call 911 immediately
🐶 Try to locate the owner if it is safe to do so
🚗 Stay near the vehicle until help arrives

A quick errand isn't worth risking a life. Help us keep our four-legged family members safe this summer.

Read more from the ASPCA at https://www.aspca.org/news/dangers-leaving-animal-hot-car-and-other-heat-related-hazards

06/16/2026

⚠️ Slow Down During Rainy Weather

🌧️ Rain reduces traction. 🛑 Stopping distances increase. 👁️ Visibility decreases.

🚗 Drive for the conditions.

06/16/2026

It's never safe to leave your child alone in a car — not even for a second! 👶🌡️

More facts: NHTSA.gov/Heatstroke

06/11/2026

Millions across the U.S. are facing their first round of summer heat this week! 🌡️🥵

Your first instinct on a 90-degree day may be to get in the car, crank the AC to max and sit there, but there’s a much faster way to clear out stagnant air. ⤵️

And remember: a parked car gets dangerously hot instantly. Never leave a child alone in a vehicle — not even for a second.

06/11/2026

Every year, tragic vehicle deaths occur because of heat, distraction, or unsafe driving decisions. A vehicle can become deadly in just minutes — especially for children, pets, and vulnerable passengers.

Please remember:
• Never leave a child or pet unattended in a vehicle.
• Always lock your vehicle and keep keys out of reach.
• Look before you lock.
• Avoid distracted driving and always wear your seatbelt.

A few extra seconds of awareness can save a life. Let’s work together to keep our families and community safe.

Extreme heat is sweeping over parts of the country in the coming days.

The inside of a car can reach deadly temperatures in minutes. Keep kids safe — NEVER leave them alone in a vehicle. 👶🌡️

06/09/2026

Central Texas temperatures are rising, and dehydration can happen faster than you think. Whether you're working outside, exercising, attending sporting events, or simply enjoying time outdoors, it's important to stay ahead of the heat.

💧 Drink water regularly throughout the day — don't wait until you're thirsty.

🧢 Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing and take frequent breaks in the shade or air conditioning.

🌡️ Know the warning signs of heat-related illness:
• Excessive sweating
• Dizziness or lightheadedness
• Headache
• Muscle cramps
• Nausea
• Fatigue

🚨 Call 911 immediately if someone shows signs of heat stroke:
• Confusion or altered mental status
• Loss of consciousness
• Hot, dry skin
• Body temperature above 103°F

👵👶 Check on elderly family members, young children, and neighbors who may be more vulnerable to the heat.

Remember: Water. Rest. Shade. Those three simple steps can help prevent a medical emergency.

Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe this summer.

06/09/2026

Had to share this photo! Great time with great friends!

06/08/2026

06/08/2026