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About PSVFD
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Written by Administrator
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Sunday, 27 May 2012 00:00 |
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Payne Springs Fire Rescue would like to see our supporters seek a rate increase. We tried once, but did not educate our citizens. We really need this and with your help, we can. The Emergency Service District has had the same tax since 1994. With the changing requirements, including apparatus, stations, training, and manpower, we are in need of more support. Most of all, we are running around 1000 a year!!! The Fire Department would like to have some members paid to be ready to respond during the day, or even 24 hour shifts. Without an increase, this can't happen. Please help us to help you, contact your ESD Board member to support this cause. Remember, we (the Fire Department) has worked hard to reuce your Insurance cost over the past 3 plus years. We know you had a decrease in overall cost because the PPC for this area dropped to a PPC 4 because of your Fire Department. If you like, you can contact the Chief for more details.
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 December 2012 23:37 |
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The Payne Springs Community |
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Written by Administrator
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Tuesday, 29 December 2009 00:00 |
We proudly serve a 36 sq mile area, including the City of Payne Springs, Pinnacle Club, Enchanted Isles, The Highlands, Forest Glenn, Carolynn Estates, Michael's Cove, Bushwacker, Leisure Land, Del-Mar, Three Harbors, Baywood, Southwood Shores and many other additions. We proudly serve 99% of Henderson County Emergency Service District #2 which includes homes of 1, 2, 2 1/2, 3 and even 4 story along with many businesses. We serve an area starting at the middle of the bridge at Gun Barrel City, running to the South to the middle of the bridge to Caney City and just past the railroad tracks towards Eustace including CR 2502,2504 and part of 2503.
We proudly display our slogan "Our Family Serving Your Family" because we are all a big family and we take pride in serving our community. Our Department was formed back in 1974 by many brave men and women just like us wishing to take that extra step in helping out the community. Over the years our Department has changed with the help of many volunteers. So many I can't even begin to state their names. Now we have 54 Volunteers responding out of 2 stations (Building Station # 3) with 13 Appparatus.
Every year we strive to improve service to our community. We seek grants, donations and other means of funding along with funds from HCESD#2 in order to continue improving. Just think, to outfit one firefighter it takes well over $7500.00 including all "gear and breathing apparatus", that don't include the training. Now add in the cost of an Engine(Pumper) that we can ride in safley, you just drove the cost well above $425,000.00. So the next time you see one of our fund raiser taking place or you want to donate online, please think about where we came from while seeing what we are doing to take care of the future! Please support our family, donate as you can.
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Last Updated on Friday, 18 November 2011 14:44 |
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Written by Randy Harley
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Saturday, 07 November 2009 20:34 |
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You want to Volunteer? Payne Springs Fire Rescue is always looking for Volunteers. We currently operate out of two stations with a new main station being built, plus 12 apparatus. Most of the times we are at the main station on Monday nights. The official training nights are the second and third Monday nights. Please come down and give it a try. Contact the Department at
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Thanks, look forward to seeing you!
If you are not from our area, please take time to talk to your local Volunteer Fire Department and see what it takes to volunteer there.
Fire Chief Randy Harley. Payne Springs Fire Rescue
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Last Updated on Friday, 18 November 2011 14:40 |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 14 October 2009 12:15 |
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Payne Springs Fire Rescue Fire Apparatus
Engine 1 - 2000 Pierce Custom Pumper - 1250 GPM, 1000 gallons, 6 man Contender, Top Mount Controls
Engine 2 - 2010 E-One Custom Pumper - 1500 GPM, 1000 gallons CAFS Pumper, 6 man raised Typhoon Cab. Top mount controls, on board hydraulic generator.
Engine 3 - 1989/2004 E-One Teleboom Quint - 1250 GPM, 500 gallons, 6 man Custom, 50 ft ladder/elevated master stream. Hydraulic Rescue Tools Tower 1 - 1990 E-One, 95 ft platform with 1500 GPM, 200 gallons - Truck Company Operations, On board generator, High Angle and Confine Space Rescue Tanker 1 - 2005 WaterMaster, 500 gpm with a 3500 gallons, 430 cfm vac pump bringing in 2200 gpm. 3500 gal folding tank (Twin) Tanker 2 - 2005 WaterMaster, 500 gpm with a 3500 gallons, 430 cfm vac pump bringing in 2200 gpm. 3500 gal folding tank (Twin) Brush 1- 2009 Ford F-550 4x4/Westex, Quick Attack CAFS Unit. 400 gallons/10 gallon foam
Brush 2 – 2011 Ford F-550 4x4/Westex, Quick Attack, 400 gallons/ 10 gallons foam
Brush 3 - 1999 Ford F-350 4x4, 500 GPM, 300 Gallons Rescue 2 - 2005 F-350 Rescue, 1 Responder, Rescue Support, Hydraulic Rescue Tools Chief 1 - 2006 Suburban Command Unit. Rehab 1 - Specialty Rehab Unit Misting Trailer. Rehab 2 - Specialty Rehab Unit 16 ft Enclosed Trailer.
Hose 1 - Hose trailer with 200 ft of 6" hose.
Boat 1 - Utilized Boats when needed
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 December 2012 22:51 |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 20 August 2008 04:11 |
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Station 1 - Main Station - when completed will house all the Admin Offices, ETEMC-EMS, plus have a large Community Room. Tit is located at 12650 Hwy 198 - 10 Bays +
Station 2 - 9674 State Hwy 198 - 6 bay, one Office and a Meeting Room, Air room, storage
Station 3 - 5950 Pinnacle Club Dr. - Sub Station - 2 bay, one office, storage |
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Last Updated on Tuesday, 11 December 2012 22:48 |
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