Carlisle Volunteer Fire Dept

01/24/2026

Please stay home if you don’t need to go out. Your choice to stay home helps keep our community safe and helps our first responders and firefighters who are out in this weather, working hard for us.

Thank you for your support!

01/24/2026

PSA: Our Station is Open and Warm! 🚨

If you're feeling the chill, don’t hesitate to reach out! We’re here to help you get to a warm place. Give us a call if you need assistance making it to us. It's cold out there, so stay safe and don’t freeze! ❄️💙

For more info, call Bobby Davila at 903-649-2930

01/23/2026

School Closure Information

01/23/2026

01/22/2026

❄️ **Winter Storm Alert!** ❄️

As we prepare for the upcoming winter storm, it’s crucial to prioritize safety and be ready for potential power outages. Here are some essential tips:

- Stay Indoors: Limit travel and stay home if possible to avoid hazardous conditions.

- Prepare for Power Outages:
- Have Flashlights Ready: Keep flashlights accessible and ensure you have extra batteries.

- Stock Up on Warm Blankets: Use blankets and sleeping bags to stay warm.

- Unplug Appliances: To prevent damage from power surges when electricity returns, unplug non-essential devices.

- Use a Battery-Powered Radio: Stay informed about weather updates and emergency information.

- Emergency Kit: Assemble an emergency kit with food, water, medications, and first-aid supplies.

If you lose electricity or can’t stay warm, remember that the fire station is always open to our community! For any assistance, you can also contact Chief Bobby Davila at 903-649-2930. Your safety is our priority!

Stay warm and safe, everyone!

01/20/2026

Winter Storm Watch for Rusk and surrounding counties:

https://inws.ncep.noaa.gov/a/a.php?i=123092124

01/14/2026

🚨 **Attention Rusk County Residents!** 🚨

With high winds expected over the next few days, we want to remind everyone about the **increased fire danger** in our area.

🔥 Important Points to Remember:
- High winds: These conditions can quickly spread any potential fires.
- Burn Ban in Effect: As a reminder, there is currently a burn ban in Rusk County. Please refrain from any outdoor burning to help keep our community safe.

Your cooperation is essential in preventing wildfires and ensuring the safety of our homes and loved ones.

Stay alert, stay safe, and let’s work together to protect our community!

For any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us.

Thank you!

01/09/2026

🚨🔥 **Important Reminder** 🔥🚨

Even though the rain is falling, the burn ban is still in effect! 🌧️🔥

Please remember that conditions can still be hazardous, and we want to keep our community safe.

Thank you for your cooperation! Let’s keep our community safe together! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out.

Stay safe!

01/09/2026

🚫🔥 **Attention, Rusk County Residents!** 🔥🚫

As of January 8, 2026, the burn ban has been extended for up to 90 days. Please avoid any outdoor burning to keep our community safe.

Stay informed: ruskcountytxfire.gov

Thank you for your cooperation!

01/02/2026

**Announcement** 🚨

In light of the recent declaration by County Judge Joel Hale, we are urging all residents to remain vigilant as we face a heightened wildfire threat. A local state of disaster has been declared for Rusk County due to extreme conditions, including low humidity and high winds.

Key Points:

- Burn Ban in Effect: All outdoor burning activities are prohibited until further notice. This ban is crucial for your safety and the safety of our community.

- Stay Informed: Pay attention to local weather conditions and fire danger ratings. Keep emergency plans updated and be prepared to act if necessary.

- Report Fires Promptly: If you see smoke or flames, contact emergency services immediately. Every second counts!

We appreciate your cooperation in helping to keep our community safe. Stay alert, stay safe, and let’s work together to prevent wildfires.

Thank you for your attention!

01/02/2026

🚨 **ALERT: Community Notice** 🚨

Rusk County officials are urging locals to refrain from outdoor burning following four wildland fires that occurred on Thursday. Your safety and the safety of our community are our top priorities.

Please share this message and help spread the word! Together, we can prevent further incidents.

Stay safe, everyone!