Brazos County District 2 Volunteer Fire Department

10/14/2026

We’ll be at Inside the Firehouse TODAY, October 14, from 6:00–8:00 PM at the Brazos Center.

Meet the fire chiefs and firefighters from all four emergency services districts, see trucks and equipment up close, learn which department serves your home, and find out what it takes to stay ready before the call ever comes in.

We’ll also have information about:
- Fire, medical and rescue response
- Full-time, part-time and volunteer firefighters
- Training and equipment
- How ESDs and fire departments work together
- What the ESD line on your property tax bill supports
- Volunteer opportunities

Bring the kids! Firefighter costumes are encouraged, and there will be plenty of fire trucks to see.

Wednesday, October 14
6:00–8:00 PM
Brazos Center
3232 Briarcrest Drive, Bryan

Free and open to the public.
All Brazos County residents are welcome.

Meet the people. See the equipment. Learn what it takes to answer the call.

10/13/2026

Full video in the comments.

10/12/2026

We’ll be at Inside the Firehouse this Wednesday, October 14, from 6:00–8:00 PM at the Brazos Center, and we hope you’ll come see us!

All four Brazos County Emergency Services Districts and the fire departments that serve them will be together in one place.

Come meet the fire chiefs and firefighters, see trucks and equipment up close, learn which department serves your home, and find out what it takes to stay ready before the call ever comes in.

We’ll also have information about:
- Fire, medical and rescue response
- Full-time, part-time and volunteer firefighters
- Training and equipment
- How ESDs and fire departments work together
- What the ESD line on your property tax bill supports
- Volunteer opportunities

Bring the kids too! Firefighter costumes are encouraged, and there will be plenty of fire trucks to see.

Wednesday, October 14
6:00–8:00 PM
Brazos Center
3232 Briarcrest Drive, Bryan

Free and open to the public. All Brazos County residents are welcome.

Meet the people. See the equipment. Learn what it takes to answer the call.

09/21/2026

Do you know which fire department responds to your home? Who your fire chief is? Or what that ESD line on your property tax bill actually pays for?

If you live outside the city limits in Brazos County, fire protection works a little differently than it does inside Bryan or College Station. Emergency Services Districts and local fire departments provide fire protection across the county’s ESD service areas, but many residents may not know which district serves them or how the system works. Brazos County’s emergency planning documents identify the four county ESD/VFD response organizations separately from the Bryan and College Station fire departments.

That’s exactly why we’re bringing everyone together for Inside The Firehouse: Brazos County ESD Open House, a free, family-friendly community event that takes you behind the scenes of fire protection and emergency services in Brazos County.

Meet the people. See the equipment. Learn what it takes to answer the call.

Wednesday, October 14
6:00–8:00 PM
The Brazos Center

Meet local firefighters and fire chiefs. Get an up-close look at trucks, gear and equipment. Learn how Emergency Services Districts and volunteer fire departments work together, what it takes to keep departments trained, equipped and ready, and how those services are funded.

The evening will include an open house, a quick ESD 101, a conversation with fire chiefs representing all four Brazos County ESD service areas, and plenty of time for you to ask questions.

And you don’t have to live outside the city limits to attend. All Brazos County residents are welcome. If you live in town but own property in the county, are thinking about moving outside the city limits, or simply want to better understand how emergency services work across Brazos County, come join us.

Bring the family. Come curious. Bring your questions.

Citizenship Requires Participation

09/11/2026

09/03/2026

Save the Date! October 14th. More details to follow.

Hey, Brazos County! Do you know who your fire chief is?

The answer may not be as simple as you think.

Brazos County Commissioner precinct boundaries and Emergency Services District (ESD) boundaries don’t follow the same lines. In fact, County Commissioner Precinct 2 is served by three different ESDs.

Today, I had the opportunity to visit with ESD 3 Chief Matt Drennan and Assistant Chief Katlene Ginn, ESD 2 Chief Tradd Mills, and ESD 4 Chief Joe Warren as we work together on something special coming up next month.

Which ESD serves your home? Who is your fire chief? And what exactly does your ESD do for you?

On October 14, you’ll have the opportunity to meet the people who serve our communities, learn more about Brazos County’s Emergency Services Districts, and get answers to those questions and more.

SAVE THE DATE: October 14

More details coming soon!

09/01/2026

Per the Commissioners Court, Brazos County is now under a burn ban.

07/04/2026

🚀 Happy 250th Fourth of July from Brazos County District 2 FD! 🇺🇸✨

As we celebrate a historic quarter-millennium of American independence today, your District 2 firefighters want to ensure our community stays safe. Texas summers get incredibly dry, and a single spark can easily ignite a grass or brush fire.

If you are celebrating with fireworks in the county tonight, please protect your family and neighbors with these quick safety rules:

🚫 Know the boundaries: It is illegal to discharge fireworks inside Bryan or College Station city limits.
💦 Keep water handy: Always have a charged garden hose or a bucket of water right next to your launch area.
👨‍👩‍👧 Watch the kids: Never let young children handle fireworks. Even sparklers burn hot enough to cause severe burns.
🗑️ Douse the debris: Soak all spent fireworks and "duds" in a bucket of water overnight before throwing them in the trash.

Let's make this historic 250th Independence Day one to remember for the right reasons. Have fun, stay vigilant, and look out for one another!

🚨 For any emergencies, dial 911 immediately.

07/01/2026

🔥 Training Today for a Safer Tomorrow 🔥

Last week, District 2, Brazos County Precinct 4 Volunteer Fire Department, and Brazos County Precinct 3 Volunteer Fire Department crews suited up and headed out to a Wildfire Energy site for some specialized training: Oil Well Site Emergencies.

While we always hope for the best, we train for the worst. Oil field incidents require precise coordination, specialized foam applications, and a deep understanding of high-pressure systems.

A huge thank you to Wildfire Energy for providing instruction and allowing us to use their facility to keep our skills sharp.

06/12/2026

Sun’s out, trucks out! ☀️🚒

The bays are open and the fleet is ready at Brazos County District 2. We're proud to protect and serve our neighbors every single day.

If you see the team out training or running calls this weekend, be sure to give us a wave! 👋