Emergency Services Offer By PGVFD via 911 Fire (detection, investigation, control, extinguishment, salvage & overhaul. Includes automatic alarms & smoke alarms) EMS (Emergency Medical Services) (first responders, EMT-basics, EMT-intermediates, EMT-paramedics & flight nurse) Rescue (from basic to Jaws of Life) Hazardous Conditions (detection, identification, monitoring, sampling, analysis, control, confinement, containment & removal. examples: gas leak, CO detection, flamable liquid spills, etc.) Community Emergency Notification System via email (See information this page)
Non-Emergency Services offered by PGVFD via 281-341-6677
Vehicles Unlocked Homes Unlocked Smoke Removal (sometimes popcorn or cooking just gets away from all of us) Lift Assistance Animal Rescue or Removal (limited) Downed trees on home or in roadway (NOT SURE, GIVE US A CALL ANY WAY AND ASK)
Happy New Year!!!!
Yes, it's January 2012, the start of a brand new year. Your community fire department responded to over 714 calls for assistance, never failing to answer any request. Last year was a very positive one with your department acquiring a new pumper, new equipment and the starting of Fire Station # 2 at 3700 Farmer Rd. Many of these items were covered by money through grants keeping the donation rate still at $7.00 a month. No other department in Fort Bend County can provide the level of community service at that price, thanks to your volunteer firefighters and you.
News and Announcements
On Monday, January 9, 2012, the rains came and came and came. Flooding of streets did occur over a widespread area of the Pecan Grove area. A joint emergency e-mail was sent out by the PGVFD and the PGMUD to notify the residents of the conditions. Our residents responded well. Your fire department responded well also, by bringing on an additional crew to answer the emergency calls expected to occur with the flooding but the emergencies calls did not happen. It seems that our residents stayed in the homes, schools or work and waited for the rains to stop and the water to recede. The rain stopped and the streets cleared. Total emergency calls for assistance, one water vehicle rescue. Again, this demonstrates how your department can respond to emergency events.
On Tuesday November 15, 2011, the PGVFD received a very interesting document produced by a resident of Pecan Grove. We believe every resident should take the time to read this document. It can be found on the Myths & Facts webpage on this site. This document was not produced by the PGVFD.
Please see "ISO What PGVFD IS DOING" page on this website to see what the PGVFD was never allowed to present.
Tuesday October 25th, the PGMUD Board of Directors met for their regular monthly meeting. A discussion was held about the Fire MUD Plan committee report. The report was given but 35 residents showed up to object. After a long sometimes rancorous discussion no action was taken by the PGMUD Board. However, during the meeting PGMUD Director & Chairman of the Fire MUD Plan Committee Richard Stolleis stepped down from the committee and recused himself from any further discussions of or actions about the Fire MUD Plan after questions of conflict of interest were raised by several residents. Both PGMUD Directors Richard Stolleis and John Menchew have now left the Fire MUD Plan Committee. PGMUD Director Krahn will now chair the committee.
DONATION INFORMATION
Please note you DO NOT need to have a PayPal account! Below you will see different options on how you can continue to donate; please click on your preferred choice. You can then enter your credit card information securely through PayPal. Again, thank you for making 2009 such a success!
Please note you DO NOT need to have a PayPal account! Look for: "Don't have a PayPal account? Use your credit card or bank account" link to use your credit, debit or bank account as payment.
We thank you for your support, we depend on your generous donations for our survival! PGVFD is NOT a taxing entity; so your generous donation is tax deductible!
$7 Monthly Re-Occurring
$21 Quarterly Re-Occurring
Emergencies Please Dial 911
Welcome to the Pecan Grove Fire Department website! We sincerely appreciate you taking the time to visit us, we hope that when you leave, you will have had the opportunity to know us much better. Please navigate through our site and don’t hesitate to contact us if we can be of assistance.
Non Emergency (281) 341-6677
Donation receipt letters for 2011 will be sent out on January 27, 2012. These letters will be on the back of the monthly donation request. Please look for this letter.
PGVFD Emergency Notification System News! Don't be fooled by the other organizations Systems. This is the only emergency email notification system that your fire department uses. The system worked to perfection on the major gas leak at Morton League and Mayweather. Once Centerpoint Entex advised the fire department how long you were notiifed. The information given was accurate and straight from the source.
All residents and businesses should be registered. This system is there to warn you in times of emergencies or when a major event happens in the area that may affect you. Emergency Email Notifications are sent directly to you electronic mailboxes. The department will only be sending out warnings and emergency notifications through this system. Please remember to sign up for Emergency Email Notification system. All information is confidential. Please click on the link below.
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