Morgan's Point Resort Fire-Rescue

09/29/2026

Morgan's Point Resort Fire - Rescue proudly welcomed Brush 63 to the family today during a push-in and wet down ceremony held at the Morgan's Point Resort Public Safety Center. Affectionately known as Fiona, Brush 63 joins Brush 61 (Donkey) and Brush 62 (Shrek) as part of the MPRFR wildfire fleet.

Brush 63 is a type 3 wildland fire engine with a 750 gallon water tank and fully outfitted to serve our fire fighting partners locally and nationwide as part of the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS) program. MPRFR would like to thank the Texas Forestry Service, the Morgan's Point Resort Ladies Auxiliary, the Morgan's Point Resort Volunteer Firefighters Association and the Morgan's Point Resort City Council for making Brush 63 a reality. While we hope to use her as little as possible, we are thankful to add her to our available apparatus for years to come.

MPRFR would like to thank all those that were able to attend the ceremony with us today and extend a heartfelt thank you to Pastor Jeremy Franks of Fellowship Baptist Church for providing the blessing over Brush 63, as she enters service.

09/23/2026

08/21/2026

The burn ban currently in effect has been extended. Please remain extra vigilant. Please dispose of cigarette butts properly, secure trailer chains, and watch for sparks when working out doors. Even a small spark from a lawnmower blade can start a fire that can grow rapidly out of control. If you see smoke or flames...don't wait....call 911.

08/13/2026

As the members of the 1st Air Cavalry Brigade mourn the loss of two heros, we pause to consider how fragile life is. Today America lost two of its own in a tragic accident. As first responders we are called upon to handle many incidents that are almost incomprehensible and it's through the dedication and professionalism of the men and women that make up our departments, that we are able to do so. Tonight we pause to remember those that were lost, send our thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of the aviators, and thank those that responded.

08/12/2026

A burn ban has gone into effect for Bell County, effective 7 p.m. on August 11 through 7 p.m. August 21 unless extended or rescinded. High fire risk will exist on August 12th and 13th with high winds up to 40 mph expected and relative humidity in the low 30s. With the extreme dry conditions, any grass fire will spread rapidly. Please be extra careful with items like cigarette butts and trailer tow chains. A single spark or hot coal can lead to a rapidly spreading grass fire. If you see something, call 911 immediately.

08/09/2026

07/29/2026

It's no secret that summer has taken hold here in Central Texas. Hot days, heavy gear, and long responses make hydration a top priority. Big shout out and thank you to and for the generous donation of DripDrop electrolyte drink mix as part of the 2026 DripDrop Hydration Giveback Campaign. This will help us fight dehydration and keep our crews at their best. Thank again!!!

07/25/2026

Mark your calendars.

Beat the heat by letting us wash your car...truck...whatever ya got!!!

07/11/2026

On July 8th at approximately 11:21 am, Morgan's Point Resort Fire - Rescue was dispatched to a transformer arcing with reported lines down at the intersection of Elm and Maple Trails. MPRFR responded with Squad 61 and 3 firefighters.

After arriving on scene, a tractor trailer was observed with snagged power lines on the trailer as it was attempting to transition through the neighborhood. The power lines were stretched across the trailer and broke the power pole causing the remaining lines to droop over the roadway. ONCOR workers were in the area and were able to respond immediately and remove electricity from the downed lines and transformer. MPRFR remained on scene until the lines were disconnected and the hazard across the roads was clear.

No injuries were reported.

06/15/2026

FLASH FLOOD WARNING

The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for areas including Morgan's Point Resort until 10 pm June 14th. Heavy rain up to 3 inches per hour is expected to fall and will rapidly flood low lying areas, creeks and streams. Please be extra careful if you are out and about this evening.