Sinton Volunteer Fire Department

05/14/2026

Sinton Volunteer Fire Department would like to recognize one of our own, Nate Rendón.

Nate will be graduating this year, and because of his commitment, sacrifice, and service to our community, he has earned the Firefighter Honor Cord.

This honor is presented to graduating seniors who have volunteered with our department and shown dedication to serving others. While many teenagers focus on themselves, Nate chose to serve his community. Answering calls, putting in the hours, and standing alongside those willing to run toward danger when others run away.

This cord is not simply given; it is earned through hard work, discipline, and sacrifice. Today, we recognize not only a graduate, but a firefighter and volunteer who has already made an impact on our community.

Congratulations, Nate. We are proud of you and wish you continued success in your next chapter.

05/11/2026

Today, we honor all the amazing mothers, grandmothers, and mother figures who fill our lives with love, strength, and support. Whether at home, at work, or serving beside us in the fire service, your dedication never goes unnoticed.

Thank you for the sacrifices you make, the care you give, and the hearts you pour into your families and communities every single day. We wish you a day filled with love, happiness, and appreciation. ❤️

05/05/2026

Happy International Firefighters’ Day from the Sinton Volunteer Fire Department.
We’re proud to stand alongside the men and women who answer the call—day or night—serving and protecting our community. Whether career or volunteer, thank you for your commitment and sacrifice.

04/20/2026

Behind every siren is a volunteer who stepped away from their family to help yours. Our community is safer and stronger because of the brave individuals who step up when the call comes in. This National Volunteer Week, we want to say a massive thank you to our dedicated volunteers for their unwavering commitment and the sacrifices they make to keep us all safe we also want to thank the fellow volunteers in the surrounding areas who come when we need assistance 

Sandia Volunteer Fire Department
Skidmore Volunteer FireDepartment
Tynan Volunteer Fire Department
Beeville Fire Department
Swinney Switch VFD
Lagarto Volunteer Fire Department
Odem Volunteer Fire Department
Sinton Volunteer Fire Department
Annaville Fire Department-Nueces County ESD #1
San Patricio County Office of Emergency Management

04/20/2026

The NFRTC is hosting the 4th Annual Jr. First Responder Camp for students in grades 9–12. If you’re looking for something to do over summer break, this is a great chance to get hands-on experience.

The camp runs June 8–12, 2026, from 9AM–2PM in Corpus Christi and includes training in fire, EMS/CPR, hazmat, rescue, and extrication.

Cost is $50 and includes lunch and a shirt. Spots are limited.

Be tomorrow’s heroes.

04/11/2026

Sinton Fire would like to thank Dorothy and her team at Grace Church for inviting us to their Autism Acceptance 5K run/walk. It was a wonderful event centered around a meaningful cause. We appreciate the opportunity to be part of a day that brought the community together to support autism awareness and acceptance. Thank you for including us—we’re always proud to support events that make a difference.

04/10/2026

Registration is open. Link in the comments.

03/30/2026

Earlier today, Sinton Fire had the honor of escorting the Easter Bunny to Speck Aiken Park for the annual Easter egg hunt. It was a great turnout and a fun event for the community. We’re glad we could be a part of it!

03/29/2026

At approximately 8:30 PM, Sinton Fire Department was dispatched to a reported brush fire just east of Sinton.

Upon arrival, crews found a fence, trash, and surrounding brush fully engulfed in flames. This incident had the potential to escalate quickly, as structures were located nearby.

The cause of the fire is currently unknown. However, this serves as a reminder that outdoor burning should not take place within one hour of sunset, as vegetation remains extremely dry and conditions can change rapidly.

03/22/2026

The Sinton Volunteer Fire Department would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Odem Volunteer Fire Department, Taft Volunteer Fire Department, and the Texas A&M Forest Service for their assistance in today’s brush fire.

Through a coordinated effort, the fire was successfully contained, and no structures were threatened as the area involved was strictly brush.

A special thank you to the Texas A&M Forest Service for creating a containment line and initiating a backburn to help stop the fire’s spread.

To the public: you may notice small areas with hot spots, but these are within the burn area and pose no threat.

As of now, the fire is 100% contained.

We appreciate the teamwork, quick response, and continued support from our neighboring departments and partners.

03/22/2026