JCVFD Partners & Affiliates

JOHNSON CITY TEXAS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT

PARTNERS/AFFILIATES

EMERGENCY SERVICES AUXILIARY (ESA): This is a group of women and men who work together to put on a semi-annual garage sale in April and October each year. This awesome group of people work so hard and so diligently to clean, price, and put out each item and make each and every sale count to benefit both the North Blanco County EMS and JCVFD. We here at the JCVFD send out a hufge THANK YOU to each and every member of the ESA. If you would like to help set up or pack up after the sale or give these fine people a hand, call us here at the fire station 868-7900, leave a message and we can put you in touch with the right person. www.NorthBlancoCountryEMS.org

Emergency Food Task Force (EFTF): This is an auxiliary of our Fire Department to provide water and food to our firefighters on the scene of fires and wrecks. Bottled water, Gatoraid and food are taken to the scene when we have long scene times and have mutual aid departments from other cities assisting us. Many thanks to all who help do this !.

NORTH BLANCO COUNTY EMS: We work daily with our brothers in service to our community. We back them up with first responder medical services, extrication from vehicles and buildings, lift assists, and packaging and moving patients to the ambulance on their EMS calls, and they help us with all things medical. They are our right hands on critical fire scenes. We couldn't provide the level of care that we do without their ever-present assistance. We thank you every day.

MUTUAL AID FIRE DEPARTMENTS (STONEWALL, BLANCO, ROUND MOUNTAIN AND THEN SOME): When we need extra fire department equipment and personnel, these brothers and sisters in out surrounding towns are there any time we need them. And vice versa. We back each other up and are grateful for their support. A big thank you to you!

JOHNSON CITY POLICE, BLANCO COUNTY SHERIFF AND DPS: Sometimes a scene starts with or needs law enforcement assistance, and they too are always there to take care of the situation. Thanks for helping to keep us safe.

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