Wimberley EMS

10/07/2026

🚑👶🚒A special delivery!

Our EMS and Fire crews had the honor of helping welcome a little one into the world! Congratulations to the family on their newest addition—we wish you a lifetime of love, joy, and wonderful memories. 💕

Congratulations to our crew, too! Thank you for your teamwork, compassion, and care during such a special moment. We’re proud of you!

09/02/2026

Starting Tuesday, September 1st, the Hays County 9-1-1 and Kyle 9-1-1 will align with area dispatch centers in Hays County by utilizing the Police Priority Dispatch System.
The PPDS is a structured system that provides standardized questioning prompts for dispatchers to ask callers.

What does this mean for you?

When you call 9-1-1 or the non-emergency dispatch number, the call taker will ask certain questions based on the situation. While the number of questions may seem like a lot, it ensures the right information gets to the right people so they can make the right decisions on who responds to address your need. Know that as questions are being asked and answered by one person, another person is reviewing your responses and sending first responders. In critical situations, help is already on the way while we're working through all questions and gathering additional details from you.

What does it mean for first responders?

The standardized and methodical questions promote consistency in identifying and communicating critical safety information earlier in the call. This allows them to have critical information quickly and consistently should their response tactics need to be adjusted.

Through the Police Priority Dispatch System, our goal is to improve service quality to the community so we can get you the help you need as quickly and efficiently as possible.

08/11/2026

New back to school traffic patterns for Danforth

04/01/2026

Statewide Emergency Alert testing tomorrow April 2nd, Hays County begins at 10:05 AM

03/18/2026

12/05/2025

WIMBERLEY OFFICIALS HANDCUFFED AND BEHIND BARS IN HAYS CO
Interim Fire Chief Chris Robbins and Wimberley EMS Director, Ken Strange are shown just hours after being handcuffed in front of staff, transported and charged with felony crimes in Hays County. Both men were questioned by Sheriff's Deputies but details have not been released to the public. Officials say the investigation is ongoing. Considered felony flight risks, bond for each man was set at $400. Stand by as more information becomes available.

09/11/2024

Thank you so much Wimberley HEB for the goodies! We greatly appreciate it!