Pflugerville Fire Department

Pflugerville Fire Department The official page for Travis County Emergency Services District No. 2

*Update 3* 12:20PMForward progress of the fire has been stopped. There is still a lot of mop up to do, firefighters wil...
08/30/2026

*Update 3* 12:20PM

Forward progress of the fire has been stopped. There is still a lot of mop up to do, firefighters will be on scene for an extended time. οΏΌοΏΌ

*Update 2* 12:10PM

APD Air 1 Is now assigned to the fire, with Starflight 1 attacking the head of the fire.

*Update 1* 11:57AM

Dozers from ESD No. 2 and ESD No. 11 are en route. Fire is reported between 10-15 acres.

*Initial Post*

Travis County ESD No. 2 firefighters are on scene of a brush fire with TCESD No. 12, AFD, and Starflight. This is near Austin Executive Airport off of NB SH130.

Please help us prevent the next fire:

♨️ Use extra caution with outdoor cooking and never leave grills or cooking fires unattended.

🚭 Completely extinguish smoking materials and dispose of them in a proper container - never toss them into grass, mulch, landscaping, or from a vehicle.

πŸ”₯ Avoid activities that can create sparks near dry vegetation.

🏠 Keep dry grass, leaves, and other combustible material cleared away from your home and structures.

Right now, a small fire outside can become a structure fire - or threaten several homes - very quickly.

Back-to-school preparation goes beyond buying supplies.Talk with your child about what to do if an emergency happens at ...
08/26/2026

Back-to-school preparation goes beyond buying supplies.

Talk with your child about what to do if an emergency happens at school, on the bus or while walking home. Make sure they know their home address, a parent's phone number and how to call 911 if they need help.

Simple conversations today can prepare children to respond with confidence when it matters most.

Because we care, we're here to help families stay prepared.

πŸ”₯ Local Crews Supporting Firefighting Efforts Across Central Texas and the StateIt has been a busy several days for our ...
08/26/2026

πŸ”₯ Local Crews Supporting Firefighting Efforts Across Central Texas and the State

It has been a busy several days for our crews as hot, dry conditions continue to increase fire activity locally and across Texas.

Here at home, our personnel have assisted both AFD and Hutto Fire Rescue with fire incidents involving structure fires and rapidly spreading vegetation fires.

At the same time, several large wildfires are burning across Texas, and our personnel are deployed through the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS) to support communities and firefighters elsewhere in the state. We have additional crews deploying today, another crew preparing to relieve currently deployed firefighters later this week, and additional personnel scheduled for a statewide All-Hazards assignment in the coming days.

These state funded deployments are part of what Texas firefighters do: when communities need help, we answer the call. And while our personnel support incidents elsewhere, we maintain resources and staffing here at home to continue protecting our own community.

With Very High Fire Danger locally, we need everyone to do their part. Avoid outdoor activities that could create a spark, properly dispose of smoking materials, use extreme caution with outdoor cooking, and remember that the Travis County Burn Ban remains in effect.

πŸ”₯ Even small fires can spread rapidly under current conditions. Please help us prevent the next one.

Because We Care.

πŸ”₯ VERY HIGH FIRE DANGER TODAY πŸ”₯The Fire danger remains VERY HIGH across our area today, and yesterday’s activity showed ...
08/25/2026

πŸ”₯ VERY HIGH FIRE DANGER TODAY πŸ”₯

The Fire danger remains VERY HIGH across our area today, and yesterday’s activity showed just how quickly fires can start and spread under our current conditions.

Several fires occurred across the region yesterday, with even relatively small fires spreading rapidly and requiring significant fire department resources.

🚫 A burn ban remains in effect. Please help us prevent the next fire:

πŸ”₯ No outdoor burning.
🚬 Properly extinguish and dispose of smoking materials.
πŸ” Keep grills away from dry vegetation, structures, decks, fences, and eaves.
⛓️ Secure trailer chains and anything that could drag and create sparks.
🚜 Avoid spark-producing activities around dry vegetation, especially during the hottest part of the day.
πŸš— Never park a hot vehicle over dry grass.

It only takes one spark. Please remain cautious and help us keep our community safe.

Because We Care. πŸš’

πŸ”₯ EXTREME FIRE DANGER EXPECTED TODAY πŸ”₯We want everyone in our community to be especially cautious with anything that cou...
08/24/2026

πŸ”₯ EXTREME FIRE DANGER EXPECTED TODAY πŸ”₯

We want everyone in our community to be especially cautious with anything that could start a fire.

The National Fire Danger Rating System (NFDRS) is forecasting EXTREME fire danger today. The National Weather Service is forecasting a high near 105Β°F, with south winds of 5–10 mph.

These conditions matter. We are already seeing fires spread rapidly - even fires that start small can quickly threaten homes, businesses, and surrounding property.

Yesterday, Pflugerville Fire Department crews also provided resources to assist AFD with the large fire at the 290 flea market. It's another reminder that fire conditions across our region require everyone's attention.

🚫 A burn ban remains in effect. Please help us prevent the next fire:

πŸ”₯ Do not conduct outdoor burning.
🚬 Completely extinguish and properly dispose of smoking materials - never throw them on the ground or into vegetation.
πŸ” Use extra caution with grills and outdoor cooking. Keep grills away from dry vegetation, combustible materials, fences, decks, and structures, and never cook beneath an eave or over vegetation.
⛓️ Secure trailer chains and anything else that could drag on the roadway and create sparks.
🚜 Avoid activities that can create sparks near dry grass and vegetation, particularly during the hottest and driest part of the day.
πŸš— Never park or drive a hot vehicle over dry grass.

Please take the fire danger seriously. With temperatures above 100Β°F, low humidity, and increasingly dry vegetation, a single spark can become a fast-moving fire before you realize it.

Lets all do our part to keep the community safe.

Because We Care. πŸš’

This year marks 25 years since September 11, 2001.Join us on September 11 at The Pfield as we climb in honor of the live...
08/21/2026

This year marks 25 years since September 11, 2001.

Join us on September 11 at The Pfield as we climb in honor of the lives lost and the first responders who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Bring your friends and family and climb alongside us. If you’re unable to climb, you’re still welcome to come out, observe, and be part of this meaningful morning.

Registration is open - scan the QR code or click the link below to sign up.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/travis-county-esd-no-2-2026-911-stair-climb-tickets-1996240590343?aff=oddtdtcreator

Travis County ESD No. 2 firefighters are on scene of a small grass fire off of Dillon Pond Lane. The fire has been exti...
08/20/2026

Travis County ESD No. 2 firefighters are on scene of a small grass fire off of Dillon Pond Lane. The fire has been extinguished.

Please help us prevent the next fire:

♨️ Use extra caution with outdoor cooking and never leave grills or cooking fires unattended.

🚭 Completely extinguish smoking materials and dispose of them in a proper container - never toss them into grass, mulch, landscaping, or from a vehicle.

πŸ”₯ Avoid activities that can create sparks near dry vegetation.

🏠 Keep dry grass, leaves, and other combustible material cleared away from your home and structures.

Right now, a small fire outside can become a structure fire - or threaten several homes - very quickly.

β€œC” Shift - Station 1 πŸ’ͺπŸ˜ŽπŸš’
08/20/2026

β€œC” Shift - Station 1 πŸ’ͺπŸ˜ŽπŸš’

We were proud to spend time with the Wells Branch lifeguards teaching a Stop the Bleed class!Knowing how to quickly reco...
08/19/2026

We were proud to spend time with the Wells Branch lifeguards teaching a Stop the Bleed class!

Knowing how to quickly recognize and control life-threatening bleeding can make a critical difference before emergency responders arrive. These lifeguards added another valuable lifesaving skill to their toolbox and did a great job with the hands-on training.

As students settle into a new school year, now is a great time to review your family's home fire escape plan.Practice tw...
08/19/2026

As students settle into a new school year, now is a great time to review your family's home fire escape plan.

Practice two ways out of every room, choose a meeting place outside and make sure everyone knows to get out, stay out and call 911.

Preparation is one of the best ways to protect your family in an emergency.

Because we care, we're committed to helping families stay safe at home and at school.

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203 Pecan Street E
Pflugerville, TX
78660

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(512) 251-2801

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