07/11/2026
The hotter and drier our weather becomes, the busier your Cedar Creek Volunteer Fire Department gets. Dry conditions increases the risk of grass, brush, and structure fires, while extreme heat also leads to an increase in EMS emergencies.
Since July 1, our volunteers have responded to 23 calls for service in just the last 10 days. These calls include both fire and EMS emergencies, and our members continue to answer the call—day and night—to protect our community
Our firefighters and first responders are proud to serve this community, but we couldn't do it without your continued support. Whether through donations, volunteering, or practicing fire safety, every effort helps keep Cedar Creek safe.
As temperatures continue to climb, we ask everyone to do their part:
🔥 Avoid outdoor burning during dry conditions.
🚗 Never throw ci******es from your vehicle.
🌾 Be cautious when mowing or using equipment that can create sparks.
💧 Stay hydrated and check on your neighbors, especially the elderly and those with medical conditions.