Locust Grove Volunteer Fire Department

05/17/2026

Please be extremely cautious and vigilant today and tomorrow. Have an evacuation plan in place early. And report any smoke sightings immediately. It takes all of us doing our part!

03/28/2026

Locust Grove VFD is working on another large brush truck to complete the fleet, and we need your help! Our number one goal is to provide the very best fire protection and response possible in our area. We would like to ask for your monetary help in completing this fantastic brush truck platform. For a donation of $500; we will proudly display your ranch brand or logo on the water tank as shown. This not only allows you to contribute to major improvements to your local fire department, it will also give each of you a bit of ownership and pride in our newest fire truck! We will gladly accept Venmo, or you can get a check to any one of our firefighters. Thank you so much for all of the support and encouragement!

03/15/2026

02/18/2026

🔥Elevated-to-Critical fire weather continues across areas of West and Northwest Texas as dry fuels and gusty winds persist.

You can prevent wildfire: no activities that create sparks! Heed guidance from local officials.

View active wildfires here: https://tfswildfires.com/public/

02/17/2026

Please be safe today folks!

02/17/2026

02/16/2026

Texas A&M Forest Service has raised the Wildland Fire Preparedness Level to Level 3 due to unseasonably warm, dry conditions and freeze‑cured grasses that are expected to increase wildfire activity beginning today.

🔥 Rapidly drying vegetation in the High Plains today through Tuesday, combined with critical to locally extreme fire weather, will elevate fire danger and may make new starts difficult to control. Conditions are expected to remain elevated into Wednesday and expand toward the I‑35 corridor by Thursday.

We continue to monitor the situation and stand ready to respond to any requests for assistance.

For more about Preparedness Levels, visit https://bit.ly/3BtPfhw

02/16/2026

With fire danger in the forecast— Texans should make a plan, pack a kit, and have multiple ways to receive local alerts.

State emergency response resources are mobilized to support local wildfire response operations: https://tdem.texas.gov/press-release/2-15-26

Don’t wait for smoke—be ready today.

02/15/2026

Xcel Energy says they are preparing for strong winds in Texas and New Mexico on Feb. 17, which may cause power outages and increase wildfire risk. Xcel is looking at possibly conducting a Public Safety Power Shutoff to reduce risk!
If Xcel performs these actions it’s to help prevent wildfires, be prepared for these possible shut offs as far as food in the fridge and other items in the house.