Granbury Volunteer Fire Department
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Community
Our Mission
The intent of the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department is to perpetually respond to Fire and Rescue emergencies within the City of Granbury, ETJ of Granbury and Mutual Aid requests in order to protect lives and property. It is also our assumed responsibility to assist our citizens and neighbors in any philanthropic actives, fund raising and preserve the environment through approved contracts with the City of Granbury, Hood County and any other entity that would make a request.
GVFD Stats
The intent of the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department is to perpetually respond to Fire and Rescue emergencies within the City of Granbury, ETJ of Granbury and Mutual Aid requests in order to protect lives and property. It is also our assumed responsibility to assist our citizens and neighbors in any philanthropic actives, fund raising and preserve the environment through approved contracts with the City of Granbury, Hood County and any other entity that would make a request
Calls Per Month
Granbury Volunteer Fire Department serves the community and responds to
Calls Per Month
Response
How we respond and the time respond is important to us. Our average respond time is
Less Than 2 Minutes
Service
We are committed to the community and have served Granbury for
Years of Service
Hood County Fire Districts
We couldn’t do it without the mutual aid support of our neighboring departments When we need them, they come. When they need us, we come.
Cresson – Station 30
@CressonVF
DeCordova – Station 40
@DCBEActonVFD
Granbury – Station 10
@granburyvfd
Lipan – Station 60
(254) 646-3500
North Hood County – Station 20
@NHCVFD
Indian Harbor – Station 50
@IndianharborVFD
Oak Trail Shores – Station 70
@station70vfd
Pecan Plantation – Station 80
@ppvfdems
Tolar – Station 90
@Tolar-Volunteer-Fire-Department-219570601392820
Attention Tolar residents !Per Texas-New Mexico Electric: No estimate on when power will be restored. It could be out until tomorrow.
Brush Collection Area: at the sewer plant site at the corner Cemetery Rd and 8th St. The gate on the corner is open.
Water Info: Please conserve water as no pumps are running We could run out of water if the power is off for an extended period. ... See MoreSee Less
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Hood County’s own Texas Game Warden Preston Whisenhunt to appear on Discovery’s Lone Star Law. ... See MoreSee Less
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I watched it last night. Was thrilled to see Preston and a more local episode.
Thank you for your great shows!
Saw it last night! Love it!
Oh I missed it. I will check to see if I can stream it
So excited
David Leyva
Watched it last night.
I love this show
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Please help anyway you can for someone who has cared for so many in this community !Please consider helping one of our very own in a great time of need. ♥️ ... See MoreSee Less
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Timeline photos2022 rainfall totals from around North Texas. The drought is bad enough here in the DFW area, but even worse to our west and southwest based on the numbers at Granbury and Weatherford! ... See MoreSee Less
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There is really no words for all the dedication and hard work you all do and taken away from your family to protect others and put your life in danger! Many thanks and prayers for all!
Those stats are staggering! You guys and gals are amazing as well as awesome! God bless you all!
Thanks you all so much for your dedication and service to this and many other counties!
Y’all are incredible! Thank you for your hard work and perseverance!!! Praying for you guys everyday! 🙏🏼
We can't thank you enough!
So thankful for each one & all you do! A big Thank You!!
Thank you you ought to get paid
Thank you GVFD. You are appreciated. May God be with you and keep you. God's Speed.
Ok everybody. Now we know the numbers to beat for August!
Thanks to all of you….
Thank all of you, for what you do.
Keep up the amazing work yall.
Thank you for your service ❤️🙏
Thank you for all you do!
Sean Ansley
You are all incredible! Thank you for all you do for the community
Thank you for all you do to keep our city and county safe.
And we thank you so much for all yalls hard work
We appreciate our GVFD!
Thank you
Thankful for all you do
Thank you for all you do!
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The Hood County Fire Marshal's Office and Emergency Management would like to extend a HUGE thank you to Chipster's Grill for feeding the firefighters yesterday at the Colony Fire. Chipster's came out all the way from Bangs, Texas!
Thank you to everyone who has supported our local Hood County Fire Departments! It is greatly appreciated. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you, folks for your time and compassion. God bless you guys!
That's awesome 👏
That's awesome 👏
That's awesome! Thank yall
That's awesome
That’s awesome
Thanks to everyone who helped the firefighters in whatever way they were able to help.
Great man right there. Always going to where he needed to be and always good food. Chip Barker
Thank you!
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If you would like to support our efforts to purchase additional firefighting equipment and supplies , the cash app is below.
Every single dollar donated will be used for firefighter gear , equipment or wearing apparel . Thank You all for your continued support ! ... See MoreSee Less
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There is dry , very dry and Bone dry !
Hood County is bone dry according to the KBDI . ... See MoreSee Less
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Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) is an index used to determining forest fire potential. The drought index is based on a daily water balance, where a drought factor is balanced with precipitation and soil moisture (assumed to have a maximum storage capacity of 8-inches) and is expressed in hundredths of an inch of soil moisture depletion. The drought index ranges from 0 to 800, where a drought index of 0 represents no moisture depletion, and an index of 800 represents absolutely dry conditions. Presently, this index is derived from ground based estimates of temperature and precipitation derived from weather stations and interpolated manually by experts at Texas A&M Forest Service (TAMFS) for counties across the state. Researchers at Texas A&M University are working with TAMFS to derive this index from AVHRR satellite data and NEXRAD radar rainfall within a GIS.
Praying for all the fire fighters fighting the fires
Hot off the presses 😢
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For everyone's Information kbdi is the KEETCH-BYRAM DROUGHT INDEX- THIS MEASURES MOISTURE IN THE DEEP DUFFS OR UPPER SOIL LAYERS.
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