Northeast Fort Bend County Fire Department

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 2026 🇺🇸

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, selflessness, and dedication to protecting our freedoms will never be forgotten.

From all of us at Northeast Fort Bend County Fire & Rescue, we extend our deepest gratitude to our fallen heroes and their families. May we always remember the cost of freedom and continue to serve our community with the same honor and commitment.

“We don’t know them all, but we owe them all.”

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5/14/26 15:33 HRS - HAZARDOUS MATERIALS/GAS LEAK @ 11125 W Grand Pkwy S.

Northeast Fire/Rescue was dispatched to a Hazardous Materials incident involving a fuel spill. Crews arrived on scene with a sedan leaking approx. 15 gallons of fuel. Crews worked to contain the fuel leak. Mutual aid was requested from Fort Bend County Fire Marshal's Office for their HazMat Team. Crews worked together to mitigate the spill and clean up the hazardous materials on scene. No injuries reported. Thanks for the help Haz-Mat! ☠️

5/3/26 05:36 HRS - Commercial Fire @ Dora Ln & Old Richmond Rd.

Northeast Fire/Rescue was dispatched to a fire call called in by a passerby. The incident was upgraded to a commercial fire at a business that processes and recycles scrap metal. Crews arrived and immediately went to work to bring the fire under control. The incident presented access and water supply challenges, but crews put in the work and got it done.

No injuries were reported.
Thank you to our mutual aid companies:
Community Volunteer Fire Department
Stafford Fire Department
Sugar Land Fire Department
Harris County ESD 48 Rehab Division

Back in assignments:
Rosenberg Fire Department
Missouri City Fire & Rescue Services

Today we had the pleasure of hosting our neighbors from Townewest Elementary at the station for a special behind-the-scenes tour!

The kids got an up-close look at our apparatus, learned how our crews respond to emergencies, and even got to explore the fire engine. Our firefighters enjoyed answering questions, demonstrating equipment, and sharing what it means to serve the community.

Events like these are a great opportunity to build relationships, educate the next generation, and hopefully inspire a few future firefighters along the way.

Thank you to the students, teachers, and staff for visiting us—we loved having you at the station!

Over 90 pair of RAGTOP FIRE Duty Mitts going in service! Don’t be jelly 😎

Rise and shine! 🗣️ Northeast Dive/Rescue team up and at it for a quick vehicle recovery this morning.

Can’t park there.

Northeast Dive/Rescue team assisting Iowa Colony for a recovery.

The Iowa Colony Police Department has released the below information regarding a drowning that occurred on March 28th in the Meridiana subdivision.

Northeast Fire/Rescue Station #3 is now operational as of April 1, 2026, at 0700 hours.

A-Shift Battalion Chief Donney Guebara, Captain Andrew Swanson, FF Elias Galvez, FF Wade Klein, and Probationary FF Riley Teague of Engine 13 were the inaugural crew to respond from the station. Station #3 will be home to Battalion 11, Engine 13, Squad 13, Booster 11, Airboat 13, and PMD 13, with duty crew members providing 24/7 coverage.

We appreciate your patience as we finalize our move and get settled, and look forward to sharing a video tour of the new station soon. 👀

Over the past six weeks, multiple departments across our county came together with one mission: sharpening our ability to deliver victim-centric incident command when it matters most.

This collaborative training brought together Battalion Chiefs, Company Officers, and Ride-Up Company Officers from across jurisdictions. We focused on aggressive, coordinated command strategies that prioritize life saving utilizing appropriate risk management— ensuring that regardless of patch, apparatus color, or station location, we operate as one team on the fireground.

The level of participation and engagement over these six weeks speaks volumes about the commitment within this county. Interagency coordination doesn’t happen by accident — it happens through intentional training, shared standards, and strong professional relationships.

We are proud of the collaboration demonstrated and the unified commitment to ensuring that when the call comes in, we are ready to work seamlessly together for those who need us most.

Strong work!

Sugar Land Fire Department
Stafford Fire Department
Richmond Fire Department
Rosenberg Fire Department
Community Volunteer Fire Department
Fresno Fire & Rescue Fort Bend ESD No.7
Missouri City Fire & Rescue Services
Fulshear Simonton Fire - ESD 4
Willowfork Fire Department/Fort Bend County ESD 2