Station 91
Administration and Fire Prevention
Burnet County Spicewood is served by a single Fire Station located at 9805 E State Highway 71 in Spicewood, TX.
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The Spicewood Station was originally built back and started responding to call on June 6, 1976 by the original Spicewood Volunteer Fire Department-EMS. Dewayne Schuessler was the first Fire Chief for the VFD and Dewey Hollingsworth was the first EMS Coordinator. The station was added to over the years. In 2013, ESD9 was created, read more on the About ESD9 page. In 2020, Spicewood Fire Rescue replaced the Spicewood Volunteer Fire Department and in 2021 renovations were done to the Fire Station to add a fire suppression system, bunk rooms for paid overnight responders, and administration offices.
Engine 91
Engine 91 is a 2022 Pierce Enforcer with a capacity of 1000 gallons of water. The apparatus serves as the primary response truck for Motor Vehicle Incidents and Structure Fires. Put into service on May 20, 2023.
Engine 92
Engine 92 is a Pierce Contender with a capacity of 750 gallons of water. The apparatus serves as the secondary response truck for Motor Vehicle Incidents and Structure Fires.
Brush 91
Brush 91 has a water capacity of 300 gallons and is the primary response vehicle for Brush and Wildland Fires. Put into service on Feb 12, 2013.
Brush 92
Brush 92 has a water capacity of 300 gallons and is the secondary response vehicle for Brush and Wildland Fires. Brush 92 is also used to respond to Medical calls. Put into service on May 30, 2012.
Tender 91
Tender 91 is a Freightliner that carries 2500 gallons of water. Water Tenders transport water to fires where fire hydrants or other water sources aren't available.
Tender 92
Tender 92 has a water capacity of 1000 gallons and can transport water to Brush trucks in hard to reach offroad locations where other Tenders can get to. Tender 92 can also serve as a High Water Rescue vehicle.
Tender 93
Tender 93 has a capacity of 1500 gallons of water.