Texas Wildfire Training LLC

02/24/2026

“Structure protection is not about trying harder. It’s about making disciplined, risk-based decisions under time pressure.”

02/04/2026

Due to some last minute cancellations, we now have 3 opens spots in the class. Don't miss out! this training is fully reimbursable by HB 2604 money!

02/02/2026

We have one more spot available for our class that starts this weekend. The information is on the flyer. Please email for registration request and info.

01/18/2026

Thank you to Lake Dunlap VFD, Kingsbury VFD, Marion VFD, and Blue Origin for the opportunity to share our knowledge of wildland firefighting strategies and tactics with you.

12/29/2025

There are still seats available for our upcoming class in New Braunfels. Please email [email protected] to register!

12/11/2025

Great day helping teach air ops with the full time department.

12/03/2025

TWT will be conducting a TCFP Basic Wildland Firefighter Class in New Braunfels January 9th-17th. Please check the schedule on the flyer. The class is HB 2604 eligible. If you are interested in registering, please send an email with your name, department, FIDO number, phone number, and email address. Spots are filling fast!

09/06/2025

Great News!!!

03/04/2025

Things tomorrow are about as bad as they possibly could be. We have never seen a SPWO issued for Central Texas and 50% is very high. This is Texas' version of Santa Anna winds. This could very well end up being the highest fire danger ever seen in this area. PLEASE be very careful if you end up on a fire.

03/03/2025

Be careful out there today and tomorrow!

⚠️🔥TOMORROW — Extreme wildfire danger across the western third of Texas today will spread east on Tuesday to encompass the western two-thirds of Texas. Specifically, tomorrow may be one of the highest wildfire threat days since the 2011 wildfire outbreaks in the Hill Country, Central Texas, and South-Central Texas (example: Bastrop Complex, other impactful wildland-urban interface events).Very strong, locally damaging winds will increase the probability of tree damage and damage to infrastructure, potentially aiding the ignition of fires. Here's a new statement for tomorrow in the fire weather outlook: "Widespread sustained west/northwesterly winds of 30-40 mph are expected, with gusts of 50-60 mph possible across much of south-central TX. The potentially historic wind/relative humidity overlap will support widespread critical and extremely critical fire-weather conditions over very dry and heavy fuels loads. Energy Release Components (ERC) and 10 hr fuel moisture values above the 90th and below the 10th percentiles respectively will undergo further drying to near record levels through the day as winds increase. The combination of extreme weather and very receptive fuels will likely support very high-volume initial attack, extreme rates of spread, and uncontrollable fire behavior."

02/14/2025

Texas Wildfire Training is looking for 2025 host sites to teach our TCFP/SFFMA Basic Wildland Firefighter class. Students will walk away with the knowledge and confidence to operate safely and effectively on a wildfire.

If your department is interested, please reach out to us through the website or Facebook. Class is HB2604 eligible.