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77% of Firefighters in Texas are Volunteers. Fire Departments like Elderville Lakeport VFD rely on volunteer firefighters to put out fires, perform rescues and more. You don't have to be specially trained to become a volunteer firefighter, training will be provided to you. So go to VolFire.com today and find out how you can volunteer for a department near you!
Please burn responsibly.
As it is with the first of spring comes spring cleaning and burning of leaves fallen trees, and branches. The current weather conditions are a beautiful sunny day in the Low 70's and it would seem to be a perfect day for burning if it wasn't for the wind. The wind today is a 15 Mph WSW, and gusts of 20 Mph. A wind such as this can make a small controlled burn get out of control in a hurry. So if you do decide to burn, please keep in mind a few things.
ELVFD Responds to Jaws Call on FM 1716
A Motor Vehicle Accident that occured in front of Lees Creek Grocery Store on FM 1716 on January 24, 2012. A Pickup truck collided with an 18 wheeler causing significant damage to the pickup and the asphalt roller the 18 wheeler was hauling was partially thrown from the trailer. Our rescue tools were used to extricate the patient in the pickup who was taken to an area hospital. 3 Engines, a Brush truck and 6 Personnel.Click here for more pictures.
ELVFD Responds to Tank Battery Fire on CR 2165D
Elderville Lakeport VFD Responded to a tank battery fire on CR 2165 D. The fire was believed to have been caused by a Lightening Strike. We were dispatched to the call around 4:45 PM with 3 Engines, a Command Vehicle and 7 Personnel. 75 Gallons of foam, and 3,000 Gallons of water were used to extinguish the fire the fire was extinguished in approximately an hour. Nobody was injured in the fire, and no personal property was damaged. Click here for more pictures.


