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08/29/2026

08/29/2026

On Tuesday, August 25, four Robinson firefighters deployed following an urgent request through the Texas Intrastate Fire Mutual Aid System (TIFMAS) to assist with the Ross Fire, which has now burned more than 85,000 acres across Palo Pinto and Jack counties.

Our crew packed and departed within hours of the request. Upon arrival, their Strike Team immediately went to work—first assisting with notifications to residents in Bryson regarding evacuation needs, then supporting a backburn operation along Highway 380 between Bryson and Jacksboro in an effort to slow the fire’s forward progress.

From there, Robinson personnel were assigned to structure protection in a neighborhood directly threatened by the fast-moving wildfire. After working through the night and into the morning, crews were finally able to get some rest around 11:00 a.m. Wednesday. At 7:00 p.m., they returned to the same area to continue structure protection operations through the night.

Please keep our Robinson firefighters and the more than 500 first responders currently deployed across Texas in your thoughts and prayers, along with the families and communities impacted by these devastating fires. Many have lost property, livestock, and belongings that can never truly be replaced.

Despite those losses, there are also remarkable stories emerging from these fires. Throughout the affected areas are powerful reminders of the work performed by the first-arriving firefighters and those who followed—dozens, if not hundreds, of homes and other structures still standing because firefighters made a stand when the fire arrived.

We are proud to have Robinson firefighters serving alongside departments from across Texas and grateful for everyone back home helping keep our community protected while they are away.

08/29/2026

08/06/2026

As the new school year begins this month, streets and sidewalks will be filled with excited students walking, biking, and riding to school. It’s the perfect time to remind everyone about the importance of pedestrian safety.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), one in every five children under the age of 15 who were killed in traffic crashes in 2021 was a pedestrian.

Here are a few key reminders for drivers:
- Slow down in school zones and stay alert.
- Always yield to pedestrians at crosswalks.
- Put distractions away, texting can wait.
- Never pass a vehicle stopped for pedestrians or a school bus with its stop-arm extended. ***You are required to stop on Hwy 77 if a bus has a stop sign out, no matter what side of the highway you are on.***

Parents, make sure students remember to:
- Stay alert! Phones and headphones can wait until you’re safely across the street.
- Cross at corners or marked crosswalks.
- Look left-right-left before crossing the street.

08/06/2026

📚🚒 Help Us Fill the Truck for Robinson Students! 🚒📚

The Robinson Volunteer Fire Department is teaming up with our community to help local students start the school year with the supplies they need to succeed.

📅 Wednesday, August 6
🕕 6:00–8:00 PM
📍 Peplow Park

Bring school supplies to donate and enjoy a fun evening with the community featuring:
🎯 Dunking Booth
🏰 Bounce Houses
🚒 Fire Trucks
👨‍🚒 Meet Your Firefighters
🎉 And more!

Can't make it that evening? We'll begin accepting school supply donations at the fire station starting July 6.

📱 Scan the QR code on the flyer for the school supply list.

Together, we can make a difference for local students. ❤️📚

08/06/2026

TOMORROW! The Robinson community is needed to help fill up a fire truck with school supplies! ✏🎒📓 Link is in the comments!