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Welcome to Sisterdale Volunteer Fire Department

 
 

Sisterdale Volunteer Fire Department was established April 20, 1975. It is located in the center of Kendall County, Texas. It serves the residences of Sisterdale and the surrounding area.

Mission: Protect life, and property with courtesy and respect for the public! 

SVFD works with the other fire departments in Kendall County as needed for mutual aid. See the county map to see the different county fire department's coverage areas.

SVFD have a total of 7 fire apparatus and also maintains and operates the Kendall County FD Breathing Apparatus Air truck. We assist in the area with all structure and commercial building fires in the county. 

We could not do what we do without support from the community and Kendal County for financial aid and volunteers. It takes time, dedication and money to maintain a safe and operational fire department.

Your Sisterdale VFD currently consists of 15 volunteer firefighters and one junior firefighter, as well as others who volunteer in non-firefighting roles, and new members are always welcome. You do not need prior experience, you do not have to be available at all hours, and you do not have to fulfill every role. We all have jobs, families, and other duties that consume our time and energy, but everyone adds value however they can, and we work together as a team. All you need is a desire to help others, a good attitude, and the willingness to take on a challenge. We will work with you to find a role that suits your interests and abilities, and to provide the training and equipment you need. Our roster includes personnel certified in a broad array of capabilities including emergency medicine, rescue (water, vehicle, and technical rescue), structural firefighting, and wildland firefighting. If you are interested in making a difference in people’s lives, join us and share your talents.

Sisterdale VFD supports one of the fastest growing counties in Texas and is the second largest fire district in Kendall County, covering nearly 150 square miles.

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Click here to see the constitution and bylaws of the department.