Robert Lee Volunteer Fire Department

Robert Lee Volunteer Fire Department We are an all volunteer fire department located in Coke County, Texas. Chief Jimmie Dyer
Assistant Chief Justin Skipworth

06/03/2026

Robert Lee Fire Update

At approximately 6:10 a.m. this morning, Robert Lee Fire was dispatched to Highway 208 North, about 15 miles outside of Robert Lee, for a one-vehicle motor vehicle accident (MVA).

Units responded to the scene and have since returned to service. All personnel and apparatus are available and ready to respond to the next call.

05/30/2026

Robert Lee Fire Update:

If you saw activity at the fire station this morning, we were simply holding our monthly training meeting. Today's focus was on search and rescue operations.

It's always great when we can come together, sharpen our skills, and train as a team so we're prepared to serve our community when needed.

As always, we appreciate the continued support this community shows us. Thank you for standing behind your volunteer firefighters!

05/26/2026

Never forget.

05/26/2026

Thunderstorms are expected to develop early Tuesday afternoon and continue through Tuesday night. Some storms may be strong to severe with large to very large hail and damaging winds. There is a low tornado risk.

Be on the look out for severe weather tomorrow!
05/25/2026

Be on the look out for severe weather tomorrow!

05/24/2026

At approximately 2:50 PM, the Robert Lee Fire Department was dispatched to Highway 208, about five miles south of town, for a minor single vehicle motor vehicle accident.

Upon arrival, crews assessed the scene and ensured the area was safe. The scene has since been secured, and all units have returned to service.

05/22/2026

Robert Lee Fire was dispatched to 4th Street in Robert Lee for a structure fire. Once on scene, crews worked quickly to extinguish the fire, and the fire is now out. Robert Lee Fire remains on scene to monitor the area.

Robert Lee Fire would like to give a big thank you to Bronte Fire, WEB Construction, the County, and the City of Robert Lee for their assistance. It’s amazing how this county comes together to help each other out. We greatly appreciate all the support, and we appreciate this community.

05/21/2026

Robert Lee fire update: We are seeing a lot of much-needed rain across the area, and we are thankful for every drop. While the rain is helping fire conditions, it is also creating dangerous flooding in some areas. A Flood Warning is in effect for northwest Coke County.

Here are a few important high water safety reminders:

• Turn Around, Don’t Drown never drive through flooded roadways. Just a few inches of moving water can sweep a vehicle away.
• Slow down during heavy rain and watch for water-covered roads at night.
• Stay away from low water crossings, creeks, and drainage ditches.
• Keep headlights on and increase following distance during storms.
• Never walk through flood waters the road underneath may be washed out.
• Have multiple ways to receive weather alerts and warnings.
• If you encounter barricades, do not drive around them. They are there for your safety.
• Be especially cautious in rural areas where water can rise quickly.

Please stay weather aware, stay safe, and continue to monitor local forecasts and emergency updates.

05/19/2026

Robert Lee fire update: We are starting to hear some thunder in Robert Lee, but nothing to be alarmed about at this time. We do have a chance of a small thunderstorm passing through the area. As always, if anything becomes severe or we are alerted to any warnings, we will do our best to make a post and keep everyone updated.

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21 E 10th Street
Robert Lee, TX
76945

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