SWBCVFD conducted initial training in the use, function, and handling of All Terrain Vehicles and Utility Task Vehicles. 11 volunteers were put through the paces by Rescue Training International on Sat, 15 Aug 2020, while the high temperatures reached 107 degrees! It was an outstanding day for all, and will serve us well if we
The data says it all! Your SWBCVFD responders were prepositioned at the Fire Station Saturday night, and responded to multiple fire and EMS calls!
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9/2/2020 -
Due to the large amount of rainfall overnight and continuing through this week, the burn ban has been temporarily lifted effective immediately through sundown on Sunday, 9/6/2020. When reinstated on Sunday, 9/6/2020, the ban will remain in effect through Monday, September 28, 2020 at 12:00 PM.
Please call 254-933-5555 to report any controlled burns or to check the current status of the burn ban.
Its that time of year again. Grass is readily available to burn, just about anything can start a fire. This grass fire was reported in the honeysuckle dr area. Several structures were threatened. Rapid response from Southwest Bell County VFD and Killeen Fire Department extinguished the fire and contained it to vegetation only fire.
Reminder that Bell County is still under a burn ban. A wildland fire Southwest Bell responded to today.
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