Contact
In Case of Emergency Call 911
Granbury Volunteer Fire Department
911 - For Emergencies
(817) 579-1111
mhohon41@gmail.com
Station 1
1701 W Pearl St
Granbury, TX 76048
Station 2
500 Whisperview Cir,
Granbury, TX 76048
1701 W Pearl St
Granbury, TX 76048
500 Whisperview Cir,
Granbury, TX 76048
Today, we celebrate the incredible fathers who serve our community with courage, compassion, and unwavering dedication. Whether you're responding to emergencies, training, or spending time with your loved ones, your commitment to both family and duty is truly inspiring.To all the firefighter dads—thank you for being everyday heroes. Your strength, sacrifice, and love make a lasting impact on all of us.Wishing you a safe and joyful Father'#HappyFathersDayF#FirefighterDadf#CommunityHeroesn#thankyou #ThankYou ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you, to all firemen for all yall do!
Thank yawl for all you do.
Have a Wonderful Day and week and FOREVER ❣️
Happy Father's Day
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TRAINING THURSDAY:Fire fighters this evening trained on deploying a high rise pack , deploying a hoseline from the floor below the fire standpipe and simulating a fire on a floor above . This type of training is necessary for fighting fire inside our multi story hotels and skilled nursing facilities . ... See MoreSee Less
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Nice work everyone!
Great job
Outstanding
Awsome
Weather might get spicy 🌶️ this evening . Stay weather aware ! With high winds predicted , it’s a good time now to secure trampolines , lawn furniture , outdoor potted plants .Tomorrow (Sunday evening). This is a forecasted measure of "juice", or buoyancy in the atmosphere. The fancy meteorological term is surface based CAPE. Anything over 3,500 is extreme. The line of storms should follow the plume of +3,500 (white/purple), first moving SSE over the western half of OK, then a turn more ESE near the Red River/north TX around 8 PM tomorrow. Most people over north TX, central OK, and western OK will see 60-80 mph gusts however, there will definitely be spots nearing 100 mph along the way. ... See MoreSee Less
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A huge shout out to Granbury’s Chick-fil-A Granbury and all the wonderful purchasers of cookies this past month . Thank you all for caring about us and for the generous donation ❤️🚒Thank you, Granbury! ❤️🍪We’re so grateful for everyone who purchased cookies this past month! Because of your sweet support, we were able to contribute to the incredible work of the Granbury Volunteer Fire Department.Your generosity helps fuel more than just ovens—it helps support those who keep our community safe. 👨🚒🚒#GranburyStrong #CommunitySupport #CookiesForACause #ThankYou #GranburyVFD #SweetSupport #thelittlethings #eatmorchikin ... See MoreSee Less
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Nice shorts Jacob Guiterrez
710 lookin all fancy
Thanks awesome! Well deserved! It’s a great day to give back to our first responders! Anytime we say thank you to military, first responders, including law enforcement, that’s a good day for sure!
Mr. Harry Norman Whisler of Granbury is turning 103 years old June 15. His family is trying to get 103 birthday cards together to present to him . Let me tell you about Mr.Whisler . He’s a World War 2 vet who landed in France during D-Day and fought across France all the way to Germany. I’ve spent some time with him after a chance meeting in the local Wal-Mart and the stories he has about those days should be recorded in a book. He was an army medic during D-Day and the push to Germany. He even told me about a funny interaction he had with General Patton . If you could find the time , please send Mr. Whisler a birthday card to honor a great 103 year old American hero. ... See MoreSee Less
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Harry is such a sweet soul!!
Sending out today!
Please join me in recognizing one of our own volunteer Fire Fighters Aaron Amos for the successful completion of his EMS certification—a milestone achieved through months of dedication, grit, and excellence.Aaron's training included:60 hours of clinical work, including• Four 12-hour shifts on the ambulance with over 15 patient contacts, treatment, and charting• One 12-hour shift in the THR Emergency RoomCompletion of five 100-question exams and seven final exams of 120 questions eachMastery of 41 chapters of material, each accompanied by weekly 100-question quizzesCommitment to 8 hours/week of in-class lectures and hands-on skills practiceAn average of 4 hours/day spent on homework and studying at homeNext up: the National Registry Exam—the final step before earning the EMS patch. Proud of you, Aaron. You're almost there. 💪🚑 ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations
Congrats sir
Thank you for you dedication and service! Congratulations!!
Congrats bro
Congratulations 🎉🎈👏
Great Job. That's an incredible amount of hard work.
Thank you for your time. Congratulations!!❤️
Congratulations
Congrats! Proud of you
Proud of you, brother great job
Congratulations
Congratulations Aaron!!
Outstanding
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
Way to go Aaron !
Congratulations Aaron!!!
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The heat of summer is swiftly approaching us, On June 7th we will be hosting a water drive for Granbury Volunteer Fire Department from 10am-2pm. Come on out bring the kids to see the fire trucks and donate to your local heroes! Feel free to message us on here or email us with any questions you may have. 🚒🔥💦 ... See MoreSee Less
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Weather update for Sunday evening and Monday from our friends over at Johnson County Emergency Management ... See MoreSee Less
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Banner replacement Tuesday May 27th 630am. Expect brief delay!ATTENTION early morning drivers! On Tuesday, May 27, at 6:30 a.m., there will be brief delays on Pearl Street at the Brazos River Bridge as City crews change out banners over the roadway. Please slow down, watch for workers, and use caution in the area. Thanks for your patience. ... See MoreSee Less
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