San Leon Volunteer Fire Department conducted hands-on scenario training tonight for both new and experienced Engine Operators. The focus was on pump operations and establishing a reliable water supply.

Securing a water supply is a critical first step when crews arrive at a working fire. Firefighters must determine how much water is available, how much is being used, and whether the correct flow rates ... (Full Story & Photos)

The San Leon Volunteer Fire Department is continuing to expand by adding dedicated, experienced, and highly trained members to better serve the community.
Today, two of the newest members are being introduced.
Markus Baloney brings a significant amount of medical and emergency response experience to the department. Markus is a Registered Nurse and has worked in Critical Care ICU, is a Paramedic, former ... (Full Story & Photos)

Today, members of the San Leon Fire Department joined many in the community to show support for Miss Rhonda as she continues her fight against cancer.

Miss Rhonda is not facing this challenge alone. The San Leon community, along with friends and the Fire Department, are united in their support every step of the way.

This collective effort is a reflection of what makes San Leon unique. Residents ... (Full Story & Photos)

San Leon Volunteer Fire Department responded to a single-vehicle crash near FM 517 at Dead Man’s Curve. Upon arrival, crews found a vehicle with extensive damage after it left the roadway and struck a significant section of guardrail. Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Engine 1 and Rescue 1 secured the vehicle and scene, and conducted a patient assessment to ensure the safety of everyone involved. ... (Full Story & Photos)

San Leon Volunteer Fire Department responded to a major two-vehicle collision with potential injuries. Engine 1 and Rescue 1 arrived on scene, secured both vehicles, assessed the condition of those involved, and established traffic control to protect emergency personnel, patients, and motorists in the area.
Ongoing training and preparation enable firefighters to respond effectively to emergencies. ... (Full Story & Photos)

In the last two months, San Leon Fire has seen an increase in emergency calls, keeping our volunteer department very busy. Calls for August are 102, and for September are 101.

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Many people may not realize what it truly takes to keep a volunteer fire department fully operational.
The public sees the fire truck, the emergency call, and the response—but often, they do not see the countless hours our members dedicate behind the scenes.
Our volunteers give up evenings, weekends, family time, rest, and personal commitments to train, inspect equipment, maintain their protective ... (Full Story & Photos)

The San Leon Fire Department recently completed Emergency Vehicle Operator Course (EVOC) training. The program focused on key areas such as proper apparatus positioning, various driving techniques, and increasing familiarity and confidence with department vehicles, including fire engines, booster trucks, squad units, and other emergency apparatus.

The department recognizes the commitment shown by ... (Full Story & Photos)