Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department

06/07/2026

06/07/2026

🚨 Reminder! 🚨

Today is the day to turn in your fundraiser tickets and have your pictures taken! 📸

We’ll be here until 4:00 PM, so if you haven’t made it by yet, there’s still time! We look forward to seeing everyone and appreciate your continued support of the Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department. ❤️🚒

See you soon!

06/06/2026

🚨 REMINDER! TOMORROW IS PICTURE FUNDRAISER DAY! 🚨

Tomorrow is your chance to come out and support the Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department Picture Fundraiser! 📸🚒

This is our ONLY fundraiser of its kind this year, and your participation is what keeps this event coming back year after year. Every family that comes out for pictures helps support your local volunteer firefighters and the services we provide to our community.

We truly need your support! Bring the family, tell your friends, and come make some memories while supporting a great cause.

We hope to see everyone tomorrow at the fire station! Thank you for always supporting your local volunteer fire department! ❤️🚒

05/31/2026

🚨 NOTICE – PHOTO FUNDRAISER RESCHEDULED 🚨

Due to an unexpected illness affecting our photographer, today’s scheduled photo fundraiser has been postponed.

The photographer has rescheduled the event for Sunday, June 7th, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. If you had an appointment scheduled for today, the photographer’s call service will be reaching out to assist with rescheduling.

Thank you for your continued support of the Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department. We look forward to seeing everyone next Sunday!

— Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department

04/28/2026

🚒 Community Support Request 🚒

Our volunteers are working hard to protect our community, and with the heat rising, we could use a little help.

We are currently requesting donations of bottled water and Gatorade/sports drinks to help keep our firefighters hydrated during calls, training, and long hours at the station.

If you’d like to donate, please message us or stop by the station. Every case and every bottle makes a difference.

We are proud to serve this community, and we’re grateful for the support you always show us. Thank you for standing behind your local volunteers

04/17/2026

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Many have asked, and It’s finally that time of year again! Our beloved annual picture fundraiser officially starts today, and we are excited to kick things off in the community.

Over the next couple of weeks, a representative will be going door-to-door in the area. He will be driving the vehicle pictured and will have proper identification with him so you can feel confident in who you’re speaking with.

This fundraiser helps support our department with essential equipment, training, and resources so we can continue serving and protecting our community.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact:
📞 Kent Childers 936-676-3821

As always, we appreciate your continued support of the Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department

02/24/2026

Angelina County Burn Ban
Effective Tuesday February 24th Angelina County is under a Burn Ban. The Burn Ban will be in effect for 7 days unless extended by the Angelina County Commissioners Court.

01/21/2026

FYI....I know everyone is trying to keep their pets and themselves warm this weekend. Be Very careful with heat lamps in dog houses as far too often they get knocked down and catch the dog house on fire which burns down a lot of houses !!! And be careful with those space heaters(ck the plug at the wall to be sure it isnt overheating) and with anything that burns gas/propane try to put a carbon monoxide detector in place. Also watch where the exhaust fumes from your generator goes(ie: if the wind blows it up into a soffit vent it gets in the house). Be safe and stay warm !!

10/03/2025

Burn ban in effect for Angelina County due to dry conditions and abundance of fuel.

08/21/2025

🚨 Community Notice 🚨

Residents may notice a strong smell of natural gas in the area today. Please be aware that this is not due to a gas leak.

The odor is the result of a gas company disposing of a scent tank at the scrapyard, which was cut open. This released the odorant (mercaptan) that gives natural gas its smell. While the odor may be strong, there is no danger to the community.

As always, if you suspect a true gas leak near your home or business, call 911 immediately.

– Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department