Conroe Station 3

12/20/2024

Merry Christmas from 3C

12/26/2023

Thank you to the Webb family for stopping by and delivering A-shift their stockings! It has been confirmed that firefighter Hayden's was full of coal! Have a safe and silent night Dugan!

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from Engine 3. All the crews at station 3 chipped in, and with a donation from Texas Axemen Charities, were able to adopt a family this Christmas season. A shift delivered presents for the children this morning! Station 3 is always honored to be able to make a difference in our community.

05/28/2023

Little C-shift fish fry on this . Remember all those that didn't get to come home from serving our country.

06/23/2022

Station 3 C shift doing some pump training with the rookie.

06/12/2022

0600 at the 3 house! Have a good Sunday, Conroe!

12/10/2021

C shift has been spending a lot of time out at the training field the last month teaching the newest 3s member the skills necessary to serve our community. Today we are training on auto extrication.

11/01/2021

Lt. Foster was feeling the Halloween spirit last night as Station 3 handed out candy to neighborhood children.

08/05/2021

Engine 3 in the early 1990's.

This was Station 3's second engine. It was a 1981 Grumman "Fire Cat" on a Hendrickson chassis with a 1250 GPM pump and a 750 gal. water tank.

It was previously Engine 1 and was painted white. It was repainted red when the department transitioned to red apparatus in the early 90's. This era proved to be a very busy time for Engine 3 both with fire duty and motor vehicle entrapments. During this era, Engine 3 was staffed with 2 personnel per shift and also responded to many fires and vehicle entrapments outside the city (as well as within the city) limits as it was one of the only "jaws" units in Montgomery County at that time. This era was the start of Station 3's notable reputation.

06/27/2021

06/22/2021

Conroe West Baptist Church came by to bring lunch. 0835 was the star of the show 🚒

06/21/2021

Station 3 houses a 49 Mack hose truck. This truck is no longer in service but it is cool to have a piece of fire department history sitting in the bay.