Schertz Fire Department

Schertz Fire Department Official Page of Schertz Fire Rescue, a Department of the City of Schertz. This social media account is a limited public forum.

Located within three counties, the City of Schertz is situated between San Antonio, Texas, and New Braunfels, Texas, along the corridor to Austin. Schertz Fire Rescue is a career-paid department with 45 members operating out of three fire stations. As such, any social media content posted must pertain to the scope and purpose of the department’s page. A post that contains any of the following mate

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Effective Tuesday, September 1 at 7:00 a.m., the City of Schertz will be under a burn ban until further notice.Comal and...
08/31/2026

Effective Tuesday, September 1 at 7:00 a.m., the City of Schertz will be under a burn ban until further notice.

Comal and Bexar County are currently under a burn ban and Guadalupe County will operate under a burn ban starting Tuesday, September 1.

For all questions, please call (210) 619-1300

πŸš’ Congratulations Schertz Fire Department! πŸ‘The Schertz Fire Department, alongside Roadrunner Towing Service and the Cib...
08/25/2026

πŸš’ Congratulations Schertz Fire Department! πŸ‘

The Schertz Fire Department, alongside Roadrunner Towing Service and the Cibolo Fire Department, received a Masters of Chaos Award for Road Clearance and Incident Management Excellence for their response to the November 2025 train and car hauler crash at FM 78 and Schertz Parkway.

Congratulations to all involved for their outstanding teamwork and collaboration! πŸ†

07/16/2026

City of Schertz Lifts Evacuations Following Overnight Flooding

SCHERTZ, TX (July 16, 2026) β€” Following overnight flooding and an assessment by public safety personnel, the City of Schertz has determined it is safe for residents to return to the previously evacuated areas.
The mandatory evacuation for Pecan Grove RV Park and the voluntary evacuations for Lone Oak, Rio Vista, Buffalo Valley South, and areas along southern FM 78 and FM 1518 to Lisa Meadows have been lifted. The temporary shelter at the Schertz Civic Center has also been closed. The City appreciates the partnership of all agencies and volunteers who helped support residents during the evacuation.
As residents return home, please be patient as City crews continue removing barricades throughout the day. There is currently no estimated timeframe for when all barricades will be removed. Do not move or drive around barricades at low water crossings. Barricades remain in place to protect the public and will only be removed when it is safe to do so.
Please continue to use caution while traveling. Several low water crossings in other areas of the City remain closed due to high water. Remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown.
The City of Schertz extends its sincere appreciation to our Police, Fire, EMS, Public Works, Parks, Utilities, Engineering, Communications, Code Enforcement, Building Officials, and all City staff who worked throughout the night to protect our community. Their quick response, professionalism, and dedication helped ensure residents received timely information, evacuations were carried out safely, and impacted areas were continuously monitored.
We also want to thank our residents for their patience, cooperation, and willingness to abide by evacuation notices and road closures. Your partnership played an important role in helping keep our community safe during this event.

07/16/2026

Overnight, Cibolo Creek rose to approximately 22.5 feet. Around 3 a.m., the creek crested, and water levels have since begun to recede. Conditions are expected to continue improving throughout the day.

Please use caution if you are traveling throughout the City. Many low water crossings remain impassable, and areas along the creek may still be flooded. Remember: Turn Around, Don't Drown. If barricades are in place, do not move them. They have been placed by public safety personnel for your safety and will be removed once the area is safe to reopen.

If you evacuated overnight, please be aware that high water may still prevent access to your home. Public safety personnel will continue monitoring impacted areas throughout the morning. Please continue to follow City communications for updates before attempting to return.

As daylight allows, City crews will begin assessing roads, infrastructure, and any storm-related damage. Please continue to monitor the City's official communication channels for updates.

For the latest information on low water crossing closures and other flood-related impacts, please visit: https://schertz.com/m/newsflash/home/detail/1269

We are super excited to share our space with the Schertz Library this weekend! Please come check out the mobile library ...
07/14/2026

We are super excited to share our space with the Schertz Library this weekend! Please come check out the mobile library and be sure to sign up for a library card!πŸ§‘β€πŸš’πŸ‘©β€πŸš’πŸ“šπŸ“–πŸš’

πŸš’πŸ“š The Library is rolling into the fire station!

Stop by Schertz Fire Department Station #3 to:
πŸ”₯ Sign up for a FREE library card
πŸ“– Browse a selection of books and check them out
πŸ‘‹ Meet library staff and learn about all the services and programs we offer

Whether you're picking up your next great read or getting your very first library card, we'd love to see you at the fire station!

πŸŽ† Leave the fireworks to the experts! πŸŽ†A reminder from the Schertz Fire Department: fireworks are prohibited within Sche...
06/30/2026

πŸŽ† Leave the fireworks to the experts! πŸŽ†

A reminder from the Schertz Fire Department: fireworks are prohibited within Schertz city limits under City Code 30.64.

Instead of lighting your own, come enjoy the expanded fireworks spectacular at the 50th Annual 4th of July Jubilee! πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ It's safer, bigger, and a whole lot more fun!

Dan Do**us is a fireworks fool in the cartoon β€œRoman Candle Holiday...

Please join us at Pickrell Park for a spectacular display of fireworks at the Annual 4th of July Jubilee.  Stay Safe ‼️️...
06/26/2026

Please join us at Pickrell Park for a spectacular display of fireworks at the Annual 4th of July Jubilee. Stay Safe ‼️️
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Dan Do**us is a fireworks fool in the cartoon β€œRoman Candle Holiday...

πŸŽ† Reminder from the Schertz Fire Department: Fireworks are prohibited within Schertz city limits under City Code 30.64. ...
06/26/2026

πŸŽ† Reminder from the Schertz Fire Department: Fireworks are prohibited within Schertz city limits under City Code 30.64. The sale, possession, and use of fireworks are not permitted within the city.

Not sure if your address is within city limits? Check the Interactive Map at Schertz.com to verify your location. For questions, contact the Schertz Fire Department at (210) 619-1300.

Help keep our community safe this holiday season!πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ

05/29/2026
Know a future firefighter? πŸš’πŸ”₯Schertz Fire Department is enrolling now through May 22 for the Jr. and High School Fire Ac...
05/06/2026

Know a future firefighter? πŸš’πŸ”₯

Schertz Fire Department is enrolling now through May 22 for the Jr. and High School Fire Academy! Students entering grades 5–6 and 9–12 can explore hands-on training in fire safety, rescue skills and more.

πŸ‘‰ Learn more at schertz.com/fire

Address

1400 Schertz Pkwy
Schertz, TX
78154

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+12106191300

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