Uvalde County Office of Emergency Management

09/10/2026

Congratulations sir 🫡
Well deserved!

Congratulations to Assistant Chief Mike Davis on his promotion to Assistant City Manager for the City of Uvalde.

Mr. Davis has been a valued member of the Southwest Texas College Law Enforcement Academy Advisory Board, and we are extremely proud and excited for him as he begins this new chapter in his career.

We are grateful for his continued support of our Academy and look forward to seeing the positive impact he will make in his new role.

Congratulations, sir! This promotion is well deserved!

09/02/2026

🚨 IMPORTANT NOTICE 🚨

09/02/2026

Vehicle Crash – FM 117

Just before 5:00 a.m. Wednesday, the Uvalde Volunteer Fire Department was called to a two-vehicle crash on FM 117 south of Uvalde, toward Batesville, near County Road 111.

At least one person was transported to Uvalde Memorial Hospital by Uvalde EMS.

The Texas Department of Public Safety is currently investigating the crash.

Please use caution when traveling through the area.

08/31/2026

Free Food Distribution Event in Uvalde!

We're excited to announce a Free Food Distribution event for the Uvalde community, hosted in partnership with the San Antonio Food Bank and El Progreso Memorial Library. This event supports families in need by offering various produce and meat products.

📅 Date: Friday, September 18th
📍 Location: Uvalde CISD Transportation parking lot, 1009 N. Camp Street
⏰ Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm (or while supplies last)
📝 Registration: On-site registration is required; no ID is needed.
🚗 Arrival: Please arrive no earlier than 10:00 am.

Please help us spread the word! We've included a flyer and a map for your convenience. For further details, please call Katie Hughes at 830-278-6655.

Together, we can create a positive impact in our community!

08/28/2026

Great addition to Concan Fire & EMS. 🙌🏼

🚒 NEW ADDITION TO CONCAN FIRE & EMS

During the recent flood event, our crews faced challenges that showed us a significant need for a 5-ton high-water vehicle capable of operating in conditions where our traditional emergency vehicles may not be able to safely go.

We’re excited to announce that Concan Fire & EMS has purchased this 5-ton truck to help strengthen our response capabilities during future flooding and other emergencies.

Over the coming weeks, our crews will be giving the truck some much-needed cleanup and maintenance and beginning the process of outfitting it for emergency response operations.

Every major incident gives us an opportunity to evaluate what worked, identify where we can improve, and make sure we are better prepared for the next emergency. This truck is another step toward ensuring our crews have the equipment they need to reach and assist our community when conditions are at their worst.

There’s plenty of work ahead, and we’re looking forward to showing everyone the transformation!

🚒 Concan Fire & EMS
Serving our community. Preparing for the next call.

08/25/2026

❗️ COMMUNITY NOTICE ❗️
IMPORTANT UPDATE:
DEBRIS REMOVAL WILL END ON AUGUST 31.

PLEASE CALL ASAP TO SCHEDULE YOUR DEBRIS REMOVAL.
830-278-9213

08/20/2026

⚠️We ask that you stay clear of the 100 block of Cobb Street at this time. A swarm of bees has been discovered and we are asking residents to stay indoors, in that areas, in order to prevent from getting stung.
Please use extreme caution.

Stay tuned to this post for updates.