Guadalupe County Fire Rescue

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Welcome Division Chief Aaron Ward!Guadalupe County Fire Rescue is proud to welcome Division Chief Aaron Ward to our lead...
05/30/2026

Welcome Division Chief Aaron Ward!

Guadalupe County Fire Rescue is proud to welcome Division Chief Aaron Ward to our leadership team.

Chief Ward brings a wealth of experience, professionalism, and a strong commitment to operational excellence. We are excited for the oversight, guidance, and continued growth he will bring to our department as we strive to provide the highest level of service to the citizens of Guadalupe County.

His leadership will play a key role in strengthening our operations, supporting our personnel, and helping shape the future of Guadalupe County Fire Rescue.

Please join us in welcoming Division Chief Ward to the GCFR family. We look forward to working alongside him and under his leadership as we continue to serve with community first professionalism.

⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT ⚠️I-10 WESTBOUND AT 621MM IS CURRENTLY UNDER A FULL ROAD CLOSURE DUE TO A MAJOR ACCIDENT.Units from Tex...
05/28/2026

⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT ⚠️

I-10 WESTBOUND AT 621MM IS CURRENTLY UNDER A FULL ROAD CLOSURE DUE TO A MAJOR ACCIDENT.

Units from Texas DPS and Tex-DOT remain on location for an extended period of time conducting crash investigation, roadway cleanup, and debris removal operations. Motorists are urged to avoid the area and seek alternate routes while crews work to safely reopen the interstate.

Please slow down, stay alert, and move over for all emergency personnel and roadway workers operating on scene.

05/27/2026

*****Update Movement South of Seguin ****

A tornado has been spotted on the ground south of Seguin Take shelter immediately. Move to a sturdy building, get to an interior room away from windows, and protect yourself now.

GCFR and Geronimo VFD Partnership Leads to Rapid Response That Helped Save Local Home Guadalupe County Fire Rescue crews...
05/22/2026

GCFR and Geronimo VFD Partnership Leads to Rapid Response That Helped Save Local Home

Guadalupe County Fire Rescue crews assigned to the newly staffed Geronimo fire station recently responded to a residential structure fire in the Navarro Ranch subdivision, arriving on scene in approximately four minutes after dispatch.

Because firefighters were already positioned within the community through the partnership between Guadalupe County Fire Rescue and the Geronimo Volunteer Fire Department, crews were able to immediately begin fire attack and search operations, significantly limiting fire extension and helping save the home.

This incident highlights the importance of strategically staffing fire stations in growing areas of Guadalupe County and continuing strong partnerships with local volunteer fire departments to enhance emergency response capabilities and improve outcomes for residents.

“Partnerships like this with Geronimo VFD allow our firefighters to already be positioned within the community they serve. When emergencies happen, minutes matter. Having full-time staffing at the Geronimo station allows crews to respond immediately, begin rescue and suppression operations faster, and greatly improve outcomes for our residents and community,” said Patrick Pinder, Guadalupe County Fire Marshal/Emergency Management Coordinator.

Guadalupe County remains committed to strengthening emergency services through partnerships, station staffing, and regional coordination to meet the needs of the county’s growing population.

05/20/2026

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH
TO INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING AREAS UNTIL 1 AM CDT WEDNESDAY

CALDWELL AND GUADALUPE COUNTIES

THIS INCLUDES THE CITIES OF LOCKHART AND SEGUIN.

Happy Mother’s Day from Guadalupe County Fire Rescue.Today we recognize and celebrate all mothers throughout our departm...
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from Guadalupe County Fire Rescue.

Today we recognize and celebrate all mothers throughout our department and our community. Your dedication, compassion, and strength make a lasting impact both at home and in service to others.

To every mother who serves, supports, and sacrifices for family and community, thank you. We wish you a safe, meaningful, and very happy Mother’s Day.

05/05/2026

Happy Cinco de Mayo from Guadalupe County Fire Rescue.

As you celebrate with family and friends, make safety part of the holiday. If you plan to drink, please do so responsibly. Designate a sober driver, use a rideshare, or make plans to stay where you are.

A great celebration is one where everyone makes it home safely.

From all of us at Guadalupe County Fire Rescue, have a safe and enjoyable Cinco de Mayo.

Today, on International Firefighters Day 2026, Guadalupe County Fire Rescue proudly honors the brave men and women who p...
05/04/2026

Today, on International Firefighters Day 2026, Guadalupe County Fire Rescue proudly honors the brave men and women who put it all on the line to protect our communities.

Your courage, dedication, and selflessness do not go unnoticed. Day in and day out, you answer the call, running toward danger when others are running away.

Thank you for your unwavering service, your sacrifice, and your commitment to keeping Guadalupe County safe.

We stand with you today and every day. 🔥🚒

Current Road closures as of 5/1/2026 @ 7:00am1100 block Lakeside PassShort Cut RdE Zipp & Fm 7251800 blk Tschoepe RdS Sa...
05/01/2026

Current Road closures as of
5/1/2026 @ 7:00am

1100 block Lakeside Pass
Short Cut Rd
E Zipp & Fm 725
1800 blk Tschoepe Rd
S Santa Clara Rd @ Fm 78
7000 block Fm 1044
500 block Lower Seguin Rd
Barbarossa Rd near Cordova Rd
2900 block Fm 465
700 block Laubach Rd
100 block Laubach Rd
S Santa Clara Rd @ IH-10
7200 block Fm 1044
Elmons Rd between Union Wine & Altwein
100 block Schumanns Beach
Fm 466 @ Muehl Rd

‼️The current burn ban has been lifted effective immediately. Permits are no longer required to burn.📢Burn rules still a...
04/21/2026

‼️The current burn ban has been lifted effective immediately. Permits are no longer required to burn.📢

Burn rules still apply:
💨 No burning when wind speeds are below 6mph or above 23mph
☀️ Burning must be conducted during daylight hours. No active flame after dark.
🧯An adult must remain out with the fire at all times with a water source nearby
🪾🌿Only vegetation, natural materials, and household trash may be burned. No toxic materials, furniture, tires, shingles, insulation, etc.. may be burned.

If you have any questions as to the burn rules, you can contact our office at 830-303-8856.

Address

101 E Court Street Ste. 208
Seguin, TX
78155

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