Johnson City VFD

03/12/2025

Be careful/mindful out there!!

03/11/2025

Today’s fire danger.

03/10/2025

JCVFD would like to acknowledge several businesses, in Johnson City, that provided food, water, and refreshment to those working to contain the recent fires in our area. Should you have the opportunity to visit these establishments, please let them know how much they are appreciated.

03/10/2025

Last night JCVFD responded to yet another wildfire at 1658 Sanctuary Ln. in Western Blanco county. Please be alert to all possible ignition sources. The current low humidity and winds are providing a very high fire risk.

03/07/2025

Blanco county burn ban has been extended until 12:00 pm on June 5th 2025

03/07/2025

03/05/2025

Yesterday’s fire, known as the Klett Fire, burned approximately 120 acres. There are mixed reports but that is the Texas Forest Service estimate. As of now there were no injuries reported or loss of property (other than grass/trees and fence). 120 acres may seem like a lot, but with the high winds and major response from other agencies we can say we were happy with the results. Thank you to all of those departments who responded to assist us on this dangerous day/fire. And thank you to the locals who helped their neighbors in moving animals and preparing for possible evacuations…..thank God we didn’t get to that point.

Sorry no photos are attached, the boots on the ground did not have time to take them because of the danger levels.

**JCVFD needs volunteers! We have training every 2nd Wednesday and a business meeting every 4th Wednesday .

03/03/2025

03/02/2025

As of today the Burn Ban is reinstated!!!!

03/02/2025

No Burning today with the winds and weather change!!

03/01/2025

We had a small vegetation fire on Kent Hatchery Road. Due to a quick response it was kept to 8 acres. The trash that Asst Chief Bible is holding was apparently the culprit……it blew in to the power line and caused an arc in to the dry grass. This is our new Brush 2’s first fire!

02/26/2025

Here are a couple of snippets from yesterday’s fire, called the Hickory Creek Fire. Multiple agencies responded for mutual aid. A skid steer and a brush hog were destroyed but no one was harmed.

02/14/2025

Johnson City Newest Brush 2 headed to blanco county.

02/10/2025

At 1300 yesterday JCVFD responded to Sandy Oaks Ranch Road for a vegetation fire. Approx 3 acres burned, no structures or life was threatened.

02/08/2025

Johnson City Fire responded to a single vehicle accident on North 281 at 12:22 pm today. There were no serious injuries and there was only minimum disruption to traffic.

02/05/2025

At 3:30pm JCVFD responded to an equipment fire East of town. The backhoe was heavily damaged but there were no injuries reported.

02/01/2025

Just after 1640hrs today JCVFD was dispatched to 290 West, near the county line, for a skid steer fire. No one was injured but the skid steer was a loss.

01/31/2025

We are proud to announce that Whole Blood is now available in Blanco County for our Paramedics to transfuse critically ill and injured patients with blood in the field. A full press release is attached. A huge thanks goes out to Captain Sean Wolfe, Chief Ben Oakley, Dr. Heidi Abraham, CATRAC and We Are Blood for this accomplishment and for making today a monumental day in Blanco County history. This initiative will truly save lives each and every day!