Fairfield Fire-Department

03/17/2026

Please Be Aware!
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Thursday, April 2, 2026

02/22/2026

After a busy past couple of weeks, we're grateful for the opportunity to serve our community! Thank you to all the men and women we serve shoulder to shoulder with and all the departments of Freestone County!
Thank you Teague Volunteer Fire Department , Dew Volunteer Fire Department , Streetman Fire Deptartment , Kirvin VFD, Wortham VFD, Butler VFD, Southern Oaks VFD, Fairfield EMS , FCSO, Fairfield PD and all of our tow truck partners!

02/12/2026

01/27/2026

Thank you to the TIFMAS Strike Team 122/Bexar County ESD Number 8 who worked multiple calls with us in the past 96 hours. We are grateful for your assistance and we appreciate all that you have done to keep us going for the next call!

01/25/2026

It. Is. Cold!

Help us; if you stay warm and toasty it increases our chance of staying warm and toasty!

Thank you to all those that have kept us going in this winter wonderland known as Fairfield, TX.

We want to recognize a few that have made a big difference TIFMAS Strike Team 122/Bexar County ESD Number 8, also those that have helped at Brookshire Brothers for food and resources, Fairfield AutoZone that opened early to get us deicer for our windshields having to respond to early morning calls, and all the departments we have worked with in the past 24 hours including Fairfield PD, Fairfield EMS, our local DPS Officers, and Southern Oaks VFD.

This isn't done yet and neither are we, if you see us in the store, give a high five and remind us how much you appreciate your fire fighting volunteers!

01/22/2026

⚠️ ⚠️ Be advised: major road hazard at I-45, near mile marker 196. Both north- and southbound traffic reduced to a single lane while emergency responders work to clear the roadway. Exercise caution—slow down and move over to protect our first responders. Expect delays.

12/25/2025

Season’s greetings from the Fairfield Fire Department — wishing our community a bright, safe, and merry Christmas. Enjoy the magic, celebrate responsibly, and know we’re here for you. 🎄🚒

11/30/2025

Holiday travel can be particularly challenging, with many people rushing to reach their destinations. It's essential to prioritize safety during this busy time. If you encounter emergency services on the road responding to accidents, please slow down, move over when possible, and stay alert. Your caution can make a significant difference in ensuring everyone's safety. Thank you for your support, and wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday season this year! 🎄 🎅 🎁

11/27/2025

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving from the Fairfield Fire Department!

On this day of gratitude, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to the incredible Fairfield community. Your support, kindness, and trust fuel our mission every single day. Whether it’s a wave from a neighbor, a donation, or simply following safety tips to keep your family protected — we appreciate you more than you know.

We also want to give a special thank-you to our dedicated volunteer firefighters. These men and women give their time, energy, and courage to serve our town, often sacrificing holidays, sleep, and family moments to keep others safe. Fairfield is a stronger, safer place because of you.

From our firehouse family to yours, we wish you a safe, warm, and happy Thanksgiving. 🍁🚒

— Fairfield Fire Department

11/11/2025

Today, we pay tribute to the brave men and women who served on land, at sea, and in the air, both on foreign soil and at home. Their unwavering dedication and readiness to protect our freedoms inspire us all. Let us honor their sacrifices and remember the profound impact they have made on our nation.

11/10/2025

Today, various agencies will conduct a response exercise, which may result in increased activity from emergency vehicles in the area. These drills are essential for evaluating our response capabilities and identifying areas for improvement in efficiency and effectiveness. We appreciate your understanding and support as we work to enhance our emergency preparedness. Thank you, and have a great day!

11/03/2025

On November 2nd at approximately 12:12 PM, a report was received regarding a grass fire resulting from a controlled burn. The fire covered an estimated area of 2 acres and was advancing toward a neighboring pasture. Prior to our arrival, early mutual aid was requested due to the significant column of smoke, which suggested the fire's potential size.

The fuel load in the area was moderate, and while the fire was slow-moving, the dense ground cover of the pasture occasionally obscured its visibility. Thanks to the prompt and coordinated response from the Teague, Dew, and Butler Fire Departments, the fire was brought under control swiftly. Excellent work by all involved, and we greatly appreciate our neighboring departments for their support.