Tanglewood Volunteer Fire Department

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Tanglewood Volunteer Fire Department Tanglewood VFD provides fire suppression, rescue services and first response services. Below is a list of the Current Members of Tanglewood VFD.

Fire Chief - Guy Hall JR - SFFMA Master Firefighter
1st Assistant Chief/EMTA - Guy Hall III - TCFP/SFFMA Certified/Certification Coordinator
2nd Assistant Chief/EMR - Richard Kocian - SFFMA Certified
Captain - Rick Murphree - SFFMA Wildland FF
Captain - Travis Crim - SFFMA Certified Firefighter
Captain/Training Officer - Larry Wallace/SFFMA Certified
Firefighter/EMR - Debbie Key - SFFMA Wildland Firefighter
Firefighter - Clayton Calhoun
Firefighter - Clayton Faske
Firefighter - Dakota Barney
Firefighter - Madelynne Routh
Firefighter - Jeremiah Ringler
Firefighter - Shelley Hall
Firefighter - Jennifer Wallace
Firefighter - Logan Bowen
Firefighter/EMTB - Bryan Meeks
Firefighter/Admin - Dena Kocian
Support/Admin Member - Katie Hall
Support Member - Glynrose Brinson
Support Member - Doug Brinson

President - Travis Crim
Vice President - Larry Wallace
Treasurer - Dena Kocian
Secretary - Jennifer Wallace
Admin Assistant - ( Future Vacancy )
Event Coordinator - ( TBA )

Fire Apparatus:
Brush/Command 90
Heavy Brush 91
Brush 92
Rescue 93
Engine 94
Command 98
Drone 99

For any Public Relations event requests email [email protected] or message us on messenger.

11/09/2026

Everybody wants a fire truck in their driveway when they need one. Fewer people ask what it takes to get it there.

Someone left dinner.
Someone climbed out of bed with work in a few hours.
Someone’s spouse handled bedtime alone. Again.

Then those same volunteers spend Saturday selling fish dinners to help pay for the equipment they need to protect you.

There’s nothing wrong with a fundraiser. There’s something wrong with treating it as the entire funding plan.

“Thank you for your service” deserves follow-through.

Support the budget. Help with the fundraiser. Ask what you can contribute. You don’t have to wear turnout gear to take some weight off the people who do.

And department leaders: give people a place worth volunteering. Respect their time. Train them well. Handle the bullying. Enthusiasm won’t survive being treated as disposable.

An unpaid firefighter still costs someone something. Usually their family.

Support them before you need them.

~ Medic Humor

11/07/2026

TVFD times for a possible grass fire south of Tanglewood please use caution in the area.

11/06/2026

TVFD dispatched for a reported grass fire on CR 414. Please use caution in the area.

Congrats to TVFD Assistant Fire Chief Guy Hall III for completing the Texas Fire Academy Battalion Chief Academy for his...
11/06/2026

Congrats to TVFD Assistant Fire Chief Guy Hall III for completing the Texas Fire Academy Battalion Chief Academy for his full-time department!! Professional development courses help with better leading a department and setting a standard of excellence.

Congratulations to Battalion Chief Guy Hall on successfully completing the Battalion Chief Academy! This accomplishment reflects dedication, leadership, and a commitment to professional growth and excellence in the fire service. We are proud of this achievement and look forward to seeing the continued leadership and positive impact brought to our department. Congratulations on this well-deserved accomplishment! (pictured L-R are BC Hall and Fire Chief Chris Botello)

11/04/2026
Tanglewood VFD members enjoyed meeting all the kiddos at the Lexington Halloween on the Square event Saturday.  Always g...
11/03/2026

Tanglewood VFD members enjoyed meeting all the kiddos at the Lexington Halloween on the Square event Saturday. Always great to see happy kiddos!!!!

👇👇 Burn responsibility please
11/03/2026

👇👇 Burn responsibility please

📣Lee County Outdoor Burn Ban Rescinded – Effective Immediately

Judge Malinak has rescinded the Order Prohibiting Outdoor Burning that was issued October 26, 2026. The burn ban for portions of the unincorporated areas is lifted effective today, November 3, 2026.

We have received some rain. That is welcome, but it does not make outdoor burning automatically safe. Grass, underbrush, and leaf litter can stay dry underneath or dry out again fast once the sun and wind hit them. Conditions change. One spark in the wrong place still turns into a problem for your property and your neighbors.

If you intend to burn:

â–ŞConfirm wind, humidity, and weather forecasts before you light anything.
â–ŞClear a wide, bare perimeter around the burn site.
▪Keep water, a charged hose, or an extinguisher within arm’s reach.
▪Never leave the fire unattended—even for a minute.
â–ŞFully extinguish and check for hot spots before you leave.

Life safety is the main effort. If a fire escapes your control, call 911 immediately. Do not try to handle it alone.

Preparations keep our communities safer. Communicate with your neighbors, coordinate with local fire departments if you have questions, and stay ready.

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11/03/2026

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7:30 AM - Slower, soaking rain continues through Caldwell, Bastrop, Lee, and Fayette counties for the next couple of hours. Just a couple of showers around Austin that will fizzle soon.

We'll wrap up rain chances entirely by noon with lots-o-sun filling the sky thereafter. A delightful drop in humidity will make for a stellar afternoon in the upper 70s.

Happy cold front day to all who celebrate. You officially have no excuse from the weatherboi to NOT go out and vote!

Address

1041 W CR 415
Lexington, TX
78947

Telephone

+15126261380

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