Coleman Fire Department

05/06/2026

Thanks to the Texas A&M Forest Service, HB 2604 and Advance Rescue Systems, today we received our new TNT battery-powered extrication tools, Glas-masters and accessories. Personnel have already trained on these tools and they will be going into service immediately.
Battery-powered tools provide extra portability as well as a quieter work environment vs. hydraulic power plants, which allows for easier communication during the extrication process.

04/18/2026

The La France fire truck had a long day and is headed home. We will still be handing out child safety bracelets for anyone interested at the fire station 117 North Concho Street.

04/18/2026

The day has started off a little wetter than we had hoped for, but the rest of the afternoon/evening is looking promising!

04/15/2026

With a large event coming up this weekend, we’re offering child safety wristbands to help keep families connected.

Wristbands can be placed on children and include a parent/guardian’s contact information in case they become separated.

Location:
Our 1928 La France fire truck will be set up on the north end of Commercial Avenue, near the shuttle drop-off at the courthouse. A firefighter will be there to assist with filling out wristbands. If a lost child is located, a law enforcement officer will make contact and coordinate reunification.

Helpful tips in case of separation:
• Take a same-day photo of your child (showing clothing, hairstyle, etc.)
• Choose a clear and visible family meeting spot ahead of time
• Teach children to seek help from a uniformed officer, event staff member, or first responder

Family Reunification Points:
• Inside the fenced area: Medical tent on the NE corner of the main stage block (look for the “Medical” flag)
• Outside the fenced area: Fire station at 117 N. Concho Street (2-story brick building with fire apparatus)

We hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable weekend—we’re here if you need us!

04/11/2026

We're looking forward to seeing everyone in 7 days! Please take a moment to read over the info below. Due to high demand, registration is required to be able to enter the main event area, but everyone can enjoy the rest of the event.
We hope everyone has a safe and fun time!

Coleman 150 is almost here, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you!
 
Here’s a quick reminder before the big day:
🗓️ Saturday, April 18
⏰ 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
📍 District 1876 Park - 300 W. Liveoak Street
 
✔ Take advantage of the Park-and-ride at Coleman high school - 201 W 15th Street*Shuttles will not depart the lots until 10:30am. Final hour of shuttle service (11pm-12am) will pick up at RLVenue, 411 S Commercial Ave
✔ Review safety guidelines
✔ Arrive early to enjoy the full day

👉Registration is a MUST!
Under 500 spots left! Make sure you tell your friends to register!
Minimal spots will be allotted, on a first-come-first-serve basis, to non-registrants at the door. *Children aged 4 and under are granted access without a wristband accompanied by a ticketed adult.
 
👉Let us know you’re coming here:
www.colemantx1876.com/event-details/coleman-150/form

04/03/2026

🌧️Easter Egg Hunt Update 🌧️

Due to the forecasted weather, we are sadly canceling the Easter Egg Hunt at the City Park this year. 💔

BUT… we didn’t want the fun to stop there! 💛

🥚✨ We have bags of Easter eggs ready for YOU at the Chamber! ✨🥚

We’d love for families to stop by, from 2pm-5pm to grab a bag, and create your own Easter egg hunt at home when the weather clears! 🏡🌈

Let’s keep the Easter magic going—just a little differently this year. 💕

📍 Stop by the Chamber to pick up your eggs!

Thank you for understanding, Coleman—we can’t wait to celebrate together again soon! 🐰🌷

04/02/2026

The burn ban for Coleman County has been lifted. Please remember to exercise caution when burning. If you are planning to burn in the county, or burning in a barrel in the city, call dispatch at 325-625-3506 and they will add you to the daily burn log to prevent unnecessary dispatching of emergency resources. If you would like to burn on the ground in the city limits, you can apply for a burn permit at the fire station 117 N. Concho Street.
State law only allows burning during daylight hours and prohibits burning anything other than natural wood products, such as limbs and leaves.
Stay safe everyone!

04/01/2026

*Update* The highway is now open.

Personnel are currently working a wreck with injuries on Highway 283 South of Santa Anna. The highway is closed at this time and likely will be for the next hour or more. Please seek an alternate route

03/18/2026

The brush pile burn will occur this morning at the City Convenience Center. It has been approved by TCEQ and there are favorable weather conditions for the burn. It will be rather large for most of the morning and should start shortly after 830.