Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department

09/21/2026

🚒 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! THIS SATURDAY! 🚒
Come out and support the Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department at our Annual Fundraiser!
📅 Saturday, September 26th
⏰ 11 AM – 4 PM

📍 County Line Icehouse, Granbury, TX

Come check out our fire trucks, meet your local firefighters, enjoy some GREAT FOOD, and enter for a chance to win some AWESOME PRIZES! 🎟️

Bring the whole family, invite your friends, and help us make this year's fundraiser a huge success!

❤️ Your support helps us continue serving and protecting our community!

We can't wait to see everyone Saturday!

09/20/2026

Thank you Parker County ESD No. 6 Spring Creek for hosting today. What a great day of training.

09/17/2026

🚒 WELCOME HOME, TANKER 50! 🚒

Today was a huge day for Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department as we officially took delivery of our brand-new Tanker 50

This new Pierce apparatus is a tremendous addition to our department. With 3,000 gallons of water on board, Tanker 50 will significantly increase our water-supply capabilities, especially in areas without readily available fire hydrants. It also strengthens the resources available not only to Indian Harbor, but throughout Hood County and our surrounding mutual-aid communities.

We want to give a huge thank you to Hood County Fire Marshal's Office, Pierce Mfg, Russell Mabra and all of the Hood County Commissioners for taking the steps and making the investment to help better protect the citizens of Hood County and our surrounding areas.

Now it’s time to get our members trained and Tanker 50 into service!

🇺🇸🚒 Welcome home, Tanker 50! 🚒🇨🇱

09/14/2026

🚨 HOOD COUNTY — KEEP THE VOTES COMING! 🚨

Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department needs your help! 🚒🔥

We have been nominated for a chance to WIN A BLZ FIRE SKID, and every vote matters!

If you’ve already voted — THANK YOU! But don’t stop there! Please check the voting page again later. If the site allows you to cast another vote, VOTE AGAIN!

👉 Vote for Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department

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This skid would be an incredible addition to our department and would help us better protect Indian Harbor, Hood County, and the surrounding communities we serve through mutual aid.
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We need HOOD COUNTY behind us on this one! Let’s show them what our community can do when we come together!

INDIAN HARBOR VFD — LET’S BRING THIS SKID HOME! 🚒💪🔥

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09/12/2026

🚨 HOOD COUNTY, WE NEED YOUR VOTE! 🚨

Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department has been nominated for a chance to win a BLZ Fire Skid, and our community’s votes can help us bring it home!

This skid unit would strengthen our ability to respond quickly to grass and wildland fires throughout Hood County. Winning it would provide our volunteer firefighters with valuable equipment to better protect lives, homes, and property.

Please take a moment to:
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Every vote matters! Let’s show BLZ Fire what happens when Hood County comes together to support its first responders!

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Thank you for always supporting Indian Harbor VFD!

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09/12/2026

09/12/2026

🇺🇸 REMEMBERING 9/11 🇺🇸

Today, members of the Indian Harbor Volunteer Fire Department and Pecan Plantation EMS & VFD came together to honor and remember the 343 firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11, 2001.

We had the opportunity to visit Planet Fitness in Granbury and use the StairMasters and treadmills to take part in our own stair climb — remembering the 110 stories that the firefighters of FDNY climbed that day while responding to the attacks at the World Trade Center.

Every step was a reminder of their courage, sacrifice, and the lives they left behind.

Never Forget. 🇺🇸🧑‍🚒

A special THANK YOU to Granbury Planet Fitness for opening your doors to our department and allowing us to honor these heroes in such a meaningful way. We truly appreciate your support of our firefighters and our community.

343 brothers and sisters.
One sacrifice.
Forever remembered.

#343

09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the courage of the first responders who ran toward danger when others were running to safety.

We remember the 343 firefighters, 1 Fire Patrol, 60 law enforcement officers, eight EMS professionals, and the thousands of innocent lives taken that day. Their sacrifice, bravery, and service will never be forgotten.
May we continue to honor their legacy through unity, compassion, and service to others.

We will never forget. 🇺🇸

#343

09/06/2026

🌊🚒 SWIFTWATER TRAINING! 🚒🌊

This past weekend, our crew continued our Swiftwater Rescue Training at Tarrant County College! 💦

Our firefighters spent the weekend building skills, gaining hands-on experience, and preparing for the challenges that come with water rescues. Training like this is so important to ensure our team is ready to respond when our community needs us most.

We’re proud of our members for putting in the time and effort to continue learning and improving their skills! 💪🏼🔥

A huge thank you to Tarrant County College for helping provide our crew with valuable training opportunities! And Wimberley Rescue Training for inviting us out!

Train hard. Stay ready. Serve our community. 🚒🌊

08/31/2026

Please be on the look out. We have a person or persons in Hood County deliberately starting grass fires in different areas around the county. If there has been an area near you where a fire has occurred, please check any cameras on your property to see if you can identify a suspect or suspect vehicle. If you see any suspicious activity in your neighborhood, please report it to the Sheriff's office immediately. You can also submit your report to www.hoodcountycrimestoppers.com/

As we have seen with the Ross fire, any fire right now can have a devastating impact on lives, property and communities. This activity MUST stop and any one caught deliberately causing fires will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

Crime Stoppers utilizes modern technology to acquire anonymous online crime tips. You do not have to identify yourself, and may be eligible for a cash reward.