Smyer Volunteer Fire Department

07/01/2026

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06/22/2026

06/06/2026

The Moore family have been huge supporters with SVFD now let’s show them our support in return! What a fun Saturday line up this benefit will be! Proceeds will go towards helping Max through his fight with cancer!

06/03/2026

🚨Spotlight

Alvin Albert has been a dedicated volunteer firefighter for 27 years total and has been on the Smyer VFD since 2022, with prior service in Wolfforth, Plains, Brownfield, and Levelland. He was instrumental in implementing the junior firefighter program for Smyer VFD. He has obtained his Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced certificates, as well as Firefighter I & II, Hazmat, Confined Space, Wildland, and Structural Certifications.

Alvin is married to Staci and has 2 daughters, Shelbi and Kaidi. He is proud to be a continuing part of the Smyer community and Fire Department.

🚒 Thank you for your dedication Alvin!

05/02/2026

Alright time for our community to step in and help Max Moore and his family during this difficult time. Meal train link below, you can donate monetarily as well.

On behalf of Max Moore and his family, we have created this meal train to alleviate some stress for the family during this difficult time. Max was admitted to UMC Children's Hospital with a tumor on his spine. At this time, he is scheduled for surgery in the upcoming days to remove the tumor and a m...

05/01/2026

🚒 Spotlight

Cory Davis was born and raised in Littlefield, Texas, and proudly made Smyer his home in 2025. He and his wife, Faith, have been married for 9 years and are raising their two children, Cutter and Paisley, who both attend Smyer ISD.

In 2024, Cory joined the Smyer Volunteer Fire Department, where he quickly found a sense of purpose in serving something greater than himself. His passion for helping others and giving back to the community has made his role especially meaningful.

Cory has a deep appreciation for the people of Smyer and is honored to serve alongside them. He looks forward to continuing to support and protect this community and is excited about what the future holds for the town he proudly calls home.

Thank you Cory for joining the department and immediately asking where can I help! SVFD is proud to have you!

04/02/2026

🚨Spotlight

Tim Mayhall moved back into the Eastern Hockley County region in 2017 from Lubbock,Tx with his wife Michele, whom he has been with for 28 yrs and son Lennon. He joined the Smyer VFD in 2019, and is a very active member of the department and enjoys giving back to the community through the Fire Department. Having the support of the County and City of Smyer is very important to him as he wants the VFD to grow as the need becomes more dire than ever. Tim has worked tirelessly to make all fundraising efforts the best they could be, even had his job donate a semi-tractor to the VFD for water support on the East side of the county. Tim has attended some extensive training to become a more experienced member. He recently passed his National Registry of EMT, and received his certification from the State of Texas. He is currently one of the two certified EMT’s that will be able to assist in medical response in the Smyer area along with Levelland’s medical services very soon. These achievements have taken many hours of personal time and dedication including about 7 months of night school two times a week last year. Tim is a reliable resource and always ready to help his neighbors when he can.

Congratulations on the accomplishments and thank you and your family for giving your time to make the community a safer place.

03/23/2026

SVFD has been on scene for a grass/pallets of feed fire off 114 since about 7:45.
From Assistant Chief Case Eoff “Forward progress has been stopped… mopping up now.
Smyer fire department will be on scene for another couple hours”
Prayers to get these guys home safe and soon.

03/20/2026

Smyer VFD currently assisting mutual aid on The Oklahoma Flat grass fire currently at 197 acres 60% containment!
Video credit Craig Tevis