DVFD

03/23/2026

Red River County has extended the Burn Ban for 30 days. The Burn Ban will now continue until April 22, 2026. Please avoid ANY outdoor burning through this week, as the fire danger is listed as extremely high. DVFD appreciates everything the people of our fire district do to help prevent wild fires.

03/16/2026

Today Monday, 3/16/2026 the fire danger is very high. Please refrain from any and all outdoor burning. High winds (in excess of 20 mph) and low humidity levels make outdoor burning very dangerous. DVFD appreciates your help in keeping people and their property safe.

02/23/2026

02/21/2026

High winds and low humidity are predicted for today, Saturday, 2/21 and for Sunday, 2/22. We have an elevated fire danger! Please do NOT burn outside! The firefighters of DVFD appreciate your help.

02/07/2026

Please be fire wise. Avoid outdoor burning. DVFD has
been on multiple grass fires since the first of the month.

01/26/2026

Even though the sun is shining, temperatures remain well below freezing. Please continue to avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary. Make sure you're destination is open before leaving since many businesses remain closed.

01/24/2026

During this winter storm, if at all possible, please stay where you are. DVFD, TxDot, the and Sheriff's Department have been out this morning. The roads are not safe. We have already responded to accidents. So PLEASE STAY HOME! This is expected to last until the temperatures warm up on Tuesday.

01/16/2026

As of today, January 15, 2026, RED RIVER COUNTY IS UNDER A BURN BAN.

01/16/2026

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