Fort Bend County Fire Marshal's Office

The Fort Bend County Technical Rescue Team recently participated in a regional training designed to enhance coordination, sharpen specialized skills, and strengthen response capabilities for complex rescue incidents.

This highly trained team operates under the administrative oversight of the Fort Bend County Fire Marshal’s Office, supported through federal homeland security grant funding. These resources ensure our personnel are equipped, trained, and ready to respond to high-risk, technical rescue situations across our region.

From confined space and rope rescue to structural collapse scenarios, this training reinforces our commitment to protecting lives and supporting our partner agencies when it matters most.

Bring the whole family out for a fun-filled day and stop by to visit the FIre Marshal's booth and the Haz Mat Team. It’s a great chance to meet your local fire safety team, learn important safety tips, and enjoy an awesome community event together.

There will be plenty of activities for all ages—so don’t miss out!

The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office is proud to partner with Lamar CISD Police Department and Child Advocates of Fort Bend for a special community event in recognition of Child Abuse Awareness Month 💙

Join us for The Pinwheel Project—a FREE, family-friendly event focused on awareness, community connection, and fun for all ages.

📅 Date: April 11, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
📍 Location: Traylor Stadium

This event will feature engagement with local law enforcement agencies, community vendors, and activities for the whole family—including an Easter Egg Hunt for the kids! 🐣

We’re proud to join forces with our community partners to raise awareness and support children and families across Fort Bend County.

We hope to see you there!

We are honored to have Lt. Wagers represent the Fire Marshal’s office as a panelist at the Building Futures; Foster Care & Youth Housing Summit 2026.
This work goes beyond policy and programs-it’s about ensuring safety, creating stable housing environments, supporting better outcomes for youth and families. If you are interested in attending, scan the QR code on the flyer to register.

🚨 New Permitting & Inspection Process is Here! 🚨

Starting April 1, 2026, all permit applications, plan submittals, and inspection requests must be submitted through our new system:

🔗 https://www.fbcfmopermits.com

📝 How to Register for Inspections 360:

1️⃣ Visit the website on your phone or computer
2️⃣ Click “Login or Register” (top right)
3️⃣ Select “Register for an account”
4️⃣ Enter your email (make sure it’s correct ✅)
5️⃣ Complete the form and click Submit
6️⃣ Check your email and click the verification link
7️⃣ Hit “Verify Email”, then sign in

✔️ Once logged in, you can:
• Submit plan reviews
• Apply for operational permits
• Request inspections

⚠️ Important: All submissions must go through this system beginning April 1.

Stay connected. Stay compliant. 🔥

Always a pleasure to share what we do with these inspiring young adults from FBISD Student Leadership.

The Fort Bend County Fire Marshal’s Office is proud to support our partners at Pecan Grove Volunteer Fire Department as we rally around one of our own.

Lieutenant Ryan Berg, who has served both the Fort Bend County HazMat Response Team and PGVFD, has recently been diagnosed with cancer. Ryan has dedicated his time and service to protecting this community, and now it’s our turn to stand behind him and his family.

We encourage our community to come together and help ease the financial burden during this difficult time. Donations can be made through the link below.

Every contribution makes a difference.

🔗 https://www.pecangrovefire.org/brisket

One of your firefighters needs some help. Lt Ryan Berg has been diagnosed with cancer. Ryan splits his time working between Fort Bend County HazMat and PGVFD so there is no doubt that the cancer is directly related to his service to this county. We want to do everything we can to alleviate the financial burden that is falling on the shoulders of his family. Please help us help him by going to our website and making a donation. With our top tier donation we will reward you with one of our Easter Briskets prepared and cooked in conjunction with Bottomless Pit and HTX BBQ.

https://www.pecangrovefire.org/brisket

Thank you to the Law Enforcement students and Staff at Needville High School for inviting us to share our work as fire investigators in the Fire Marshal’s Office.
We appreciate the opportunity to connect with the next generation and hope our visit provided you with valuable insight into fire investigations. Keep up the hard work—we look forward to seeing where your future takes you!