OUR FAMILY
SERVING YOURS
Proudly serving 200 square miles of North Montgomery County.
HONOR
HONOR
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WE'RE HERE TO HELP
SUBMIT A REQUEST. WE’LL TAKE IT FROM HERE.
Whether you need public information, want to host an event, or need a Knox Box for your property, we make it easy.
OPEN RECORDS REQUEST
Request public records and documents in accordance with the Texas Public Information Act.
EVENT
REQUEST
Planning an event in our community? Let us know the details and we’ll review your request.
PUBLIC
AWARENESS
Explore programs and services that educate and help keep our communities safe for everyone.
KNOXBOX
REQUEST
Improve first responder access and safety. Request a Knox Box for your property.
Our Department
Montgomery County ESD 1 is a fully career fire department serving approximately 200 square miles of northeast Montgomery County. Our department provides fire suppression, rescue, emergency response, public education, and other essential services to the communities we proudly serve.
Our personnel are committed to providing professional, dependable, and compassionate service. Through ongoing training, modern equipment, strategically located facilities, and a strong focus on preparedness, we work to ensure our firefighters are ready to respond whenever our community needs us.
MCESD 1 currently holds an ISO Public Protection Classification of 1 within the incorporated cities located in our district and an ISO Public Protection Classification of 2 in all other areas. These classifications reflect our department’s commitment to high operational standards and continuous improvement. As our area continues to grow, our department remains focused on expanding its capabilities and investing in the personnel, facilities, and resources necessary to protect lives and property – today and for years to come.
MCESD1 INCIDENT STATISTICS
2026 Incident Statistics
End of Month Fire Statistic Compilation
2023 - 2025 Incident Statistics
End of Year Fire Statistic Compilation
Administration &Stations
Montgomery County ESD 1 serves the community from one Administration Building and eight strategically located fire stations. Each facility is staffed and equipped to support emergency response, firefighter training, community outreach, and the daily operations that keep our department mission-ready.
Our stations house a diverse fleet of engines, ladder trucks, rescue apparatus, command vehicles, and specialized equipment, strategically positioned throughout the district to provide rapid, effective service when every second matters.
Explore each facility to learn about its firefighters, assigned apparatus, service area, and role within our department.
COMMITMENT
COMMITMENT
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Low visibility, High Standards 🤿 A couple shots from our Dive Teams quarterly training. Whether it’s rapid deployment or complex recovery, our crews stay prepared for whatever the call demands. #northcountyfire #diveteam #scuba #padi #waterrescue
***Traffic Advisory***
Highway 75 just north of Shepherd Hill is currently shut down in both directions due to an overturned semi. This post will advise once the roadway is opened.
Montgomery County ESD 1 is partnering with the City of Willis, Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, and Commissioner Robert Walker - Montgomery County Precinct 1 to support our community.
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WHY ARE MCESD 1'S
FIRETRUCKS BLUE?
The question has been asked so many times. We have all heard multiple stories on how Montgomery County ESD 1 came to have blue Fire Trucks, rather than the traditional color red.
WHY ARE MCESD 1'S
FIRETRUCKS BLUE?
The question has been asked so many times. We have all heard multiple stories on how Montgomery County ESD 1 came to have blue Fire Trucks, rather than the traditional color red.