Moody Volunteer Fire Department

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Moody Volunteer Fire Department is dedicated to serving the citizens of Moody and surrounding area.

10/17/2026

Today, Moody Fire made the short trip over to Moffat Fire Department for their annual chili cook-off competition; we are proud to announce that Moody Fire brought home the People's Choice award for chili and 1st place for best chili, also bringing the traveling trophy back to Moody, and we are already looking forward to next year to see if we can hold on to the title for another year.

10/06/2026

4:01 pm: The Mackey Ranch Rd fire is contained at this time.

8:26pm: The first has been named the Mackey Fire. Units have cleared the Mackey Fire at this time.

This afternoon your Moody VFD responded to 2 separate grassfires in the area:

The first one was at approximately 12:58 on Derek Rd. Units responded and assisted Bruceville-Eddy Fire with a grassfire along with Lorena Fire Department. The fire is out at this time and units have cleared.

At 2:45pm units reposed to Mackey Ranch Road to assist Bruceville-Eddy Vol. Fire & Rescue and Lorena Fire with a large grassfire. Update will become available as this is a developing scene.

Please be cautious of the area and mindful of First Responders working the area.

McLennan County has lifted the burn ban, however please be mindful of burning.

10/04/2026

Hello Moody!

This is a PSA from Waco-McLennan County OEM

BURN BAN LIFTED: The McLennan County Burn Ban has been lifted, effective 10/04/26.

Recent conditions have improved enough that residents may once again conduct outdoor burning in unincorporated areas of the county. Lifting the ban doesn't remove the need for caution, so please keep these in mind:

Check the weather before you light anything. Wind and dry vegetation can turn a small fire into a big one quickly.

Never leave a fire unattended, and keep water, a shovel, or a hose close by.

Follow state (TCEQ) outdoor burning rules and any local ordinances. Burning rules inside city limits can be stricter than in the county, so check with your city or fire department first.

Fully extinguish your fire before you leave it.

The burn ban can be reinstated if conditions turn dry again, so keep an eye on our page for updates.

If you see an out-of-control fire, call 911 right away.

09/30/2026

The National Weather Service Fort Worth office has issued a Flood Watch for McLennan County from 4:00 PM Wednesday through 1:00 PM Thursday. Their current forecast calls for widespread showers and thunderstorms across North and Central Texas, with 2–5 inches of rain expected over the broader Wednesday–Friday period, and locally higher totals wherever storms repeatedly track over the same locations.

If water is over the roadways, please remember, TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN.

Pay attention to local news over the next coming days for updates.

09/25/2026

Update: Units have cleared at this time.

This afternoon your Moody VFD responded to Ave E for reports of a structure fire.

Crews arrived on scene and observed a 1 story structure burning at the front of the home. All occupants evacuated safely with no injuries to report.

The fire is out at this time and crews are mopping up.

Please be cautious of the area.

09/21/2026

19:56 Update: Moody VFD crews have been released from the scene and have returned back to Moody, crews will be working overnight with McLennan County Emergency Management and Texas Forest Service to monitor the fire and prevent rekindling. We want to say thank you for the donations and support from the community during this emergency.

18:38: The evacuation order has been lifted for the area Tower Dr and Cotton Ridge Estates.

17:43 Update: Texas Forest Service has provided aerial assistance for the West Fork Fire, video below

Your Moody VFD are currently on scene of a grassfire between Moody and Bruceville-Eddy.

The fire has now been named the West Fork Fire.

Please be cautious of the area and avoid unnecessary travel into the area, and watch for emergency personnel responding in the area.

This is developing and we will update you as soon as available.

09/17/2026

UPDATE: At 03:15AM Moody VFD personnel arrived safely back into Moody.

McLennan County Strike Team Task Force Deployment

Today, Moody Volunteer Fire Department, alongsideElm Mott Volunteer Fire & Rescue, Elk VFD,China Spring Volunteer Fire Department, and West VFD, was activated as part of the McLennan County Strike Team Task Force to assist with ongoing emergency response efforts in Bosque County.

Moody VFD deployed two personnel and one brush truck to support the task force and assist our neighboring communities during this operation.

We are proud to stand alongside departments from across McLennan County as we work together to provide assistance where it is needed.

08/31/2026

Late this evening your Moody VFD was dispatched to the area of Wi******er and Tower Dr to assist Bruceville-Eddy Vol. Fire & Rescue with a grass fire. The fire is out at this time and units have cleared the scene. Thank you to Moody PD, McLennan County Sheriff’s Office, and AMR Waco for your assistance.

As a reminder it is still dry outside so please be careful, stay vigilant, and stay hydrated!

06/03/2026

This afternoon your Moody VFD responded to Joy Lynn Rd for a 2 vehicle accident with minor injuries, crews have cleared the scene at this time. Thank you to Moody PD, TxDPS, Waco Towing, Macedo Towing, and Coryell EMS for your assistance.

Address

606 Avenue E
Moody, TX
76557

Telephone

+12548532314

Website

https://moodytx.gov/

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