Surfside Beach VFD

09/11/2026

Our neighbors In Angleton are marking the 9/11 anniversary in a special way.

Today, the Angleton Fire Department will honor the 343 firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty during the September 11, 2001 attacks.

At designated times this morning, you will hear our sirens sound five times. Each sounding represents a moment we will never forget:

• 8:46 AM – First plane strikes the North Tower
• 9:03 AM – Second plane strikes the South Tower
• 9:37 AM – Attack on the Pentagon
• 9:59 AM – Collapse of the South Tower
• 10:28 AM – Collapse of the North Tower

These sirens serve as a reminder of the sacrifice, courage, and commitment of those who answered their final alarm.

We ask our community to take a moment of silence as the sirens sound and join us in remembering the lives lost and the heroes who gave everything.

🇺🇸 Never Forget

09/11/2026

25 years ago today, a national tragedy shaped the heart of history and left our nation hurting. 2,977 innocent people and children woke up that day and didn’t know it was going to be their last. There is so much courage and bravery amongst those that needs to be remembered.

While we still mourn the loss of those lives, let’s remember and honor those who went through the unthinkable that day. We will never forget. Where were you on that fateful day?

09/11/2026

09/08/2026

09/05/2026

Surfside, Oyster Creek and about a dozen other agencies assisted Brazoria VFD with a large grass fire. The operations wrapped up about 8 pm yesterday. No injuries were reported.

09/03/2026

Beach rules to remember if you are going to Visit Surfside Beach TX this weekend!

08/26/2026

Surfside Beach VFD along with several other departments responded to a call for mutual aid for a structure fire in Freeport early this morning. Small communities rely on mutual aid to pull together the manpower and equipment needed to deal with large incidents. All the departments worked together smoothly to mitigate damage to surrounding homes.

08/24/2026

RV Fire at Blue Water RV Resort at around 2:00 this morning. No injuries reported.