North Hays County Fire Rescue

Please join us in welcoming our newest Firefighters to the NHCFR Family. Congratulations on completing your four-week training and officially becoming a part of the team! Be sure to say hello and introduce yourself when you see them! 🚒

Training is an essential part of the fire rescue service. Last night, our volunteers took part in a hands-on training session focused on familiarization and skill-building with the rescue tools carried on our engines. Here are a few photos from the evening.

Be sure to attend the 9th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair on September 12th, at La Verde Park in Kyle. This informative event offers valuable resources and practical guidance to help individuals, families, and communities better prepare for emergencies. https://www.haysinformed.com/preparednessfair

The community is invited to attend the 9th Annual Emergency Preparedness Fair from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 12, at La Verde Park in Kyle.

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Turn around, don't drown...you don't know how deep the water is and what may be underneath the water. SAFETY 1st!

🎆 As we gear up to 4th of July celebrations, don’t forget that fireworks can be scary for our pets and farm animals 🎇

🐾 If you find a lost pet, you can bring them to any vet’s office to check if they are microchipped. NHCFR also has pet chip readers at each station if your vet’s office is closed.

🐈 There’s still time to get your pets microchipped, if they’re not already, and to make sure your microchip info is up to date through your veterinarian’s office.

🐶 If your pet is missing, check with local shelters like and as well as the various local missing pets pages on Facebook and NextDoor.

🐎 Remember that horses and other farm animals can spook easily and can be hurt in the process. If you have neighbors with horses, informing them of your fireworks plans can go a long way in being a good neighbor and allowing them time to plan for their animals’ safety before the fireworks start.

A huge CONGRATULATIONS to Jason Caldwell and Darryl Fancher for GRADUATING from the Texas Fire Chiefs Academy! Well done gentlemen!

Floodwaters can sweep away a vehicle in seconds. Turn around, don't drown! SAFETY FIRST!