Hutto Firefighters

06/04/2026

One of the most important responsibilities of WCESD #3 (Hutto Fire Rescue) is being accountable the residents in our District who fund our services.

As a local government entity, we are committed to making financial and operational information available to the public. From budgets and audits to contracts and board meetings, we believe our community should have easy access to information about how decisions are made and how taxpayer dollars are used.

That commitment has earned WCESD #3 five Transparency Stars from the Texas Comptroller in the following areas:

⭐ Traditional Finances
⭐ Open Government & Compliance
⭐ Debt Obligations
⭐ Contracts & Procurement
⭐ Public Pensions

Transparency helps build trust, promotes accountability, and ensures our community can stay informed about the fire and emergency services that protect them every day.

Learn more about Your All-Hazards Hometown Fire Department, and our transparency efforts at huttofire.gov.

06/02/2026

Services for our brother Zac French will be held this Friday, June 5, 2026 at 11 am.

First United Methodist
1004 N Mays St
Round Rock, TX 78664

We have had many people reach out asking how to help his family. The best route to do so would be through the Round Rock Fire Foundation. Use the link and instructions below to make a direct donation to his family.

http://www.roundrockfirefoundation.org

All donations designated in his honor will be directed to support his son. On the Fire Foundation home page, please click on the “Donate” tab at the top and follow the instructions below:
• Select your donation amount.
• Choose either a one-time or recurring donation.
• In the nonprofit dropdown, select Round Rock Fire Foundation.
• Add a note if you'd like.
• Most importantly, select "Honor" and enter FRENCH in the name field.
This final step allows us to identify donations connected to Zachary and ensure they are properly designated.
The final amount raised will be placed into a trust for Zac’s son.

Your Firefighters cannot express enough gratitude for the overwhelming support we have felt over the past few days and we hope that you can join us in honoring Zac at his service.

06/02/2026

⛳️🚒 Don’t miss out! Registration is now open for the 11th Annual Hutto Fire Fighters Local 4707 Golf Tournament!

📅 September 14, 2026
📍 The Golf Club at Star Ranch – Hutto, TX

Gather your team, support your local firefighters, and enjoy a great day on the course.

🏌️ Team spots and sponsorship opportunities are available!

🤝 Sponsorship Opportunities Available
Support local firefighters and gain exposure for your business throughout the tournament and our community outreach efforts.

💼 Sponsorship Levels:
🔥 Chief Sponsor – $1,400
🚒 Captain Sponsor – $1,000
🪓 Tailboard Sponsor – $400

📞 Jason Millerd: (254) 744-0973

06/01/2026

would like to extend a huge THANK YOU to and for their generous sponsorship of our 11th Annual Hutto Firefighters Association Golf Tournament!

Your support helps us continue investing in community outreach and programs that directly benefit those we proudly serve. Partnerships like yours make a lasting impact and help strengthen the fire service and our community.

If you or your business would like to become a sponsor and support this great event, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out to us for sponsorship opportunities and help make a difference in our community.

05/31/2026

In our ongoing "Who is WCESD #3?” series, we’re breaking down how Williamson County Emergency Services District #3 (Hutto Fire Rescue) serves our community every day. 🚒

WCESD #3 provides all-hazards emergency response and fire prevention services, including:

🔥 Fire protection
🏠 Fire prevention
☣️ Hazardous materials (HazMat) response
🚑 Rescue operations
❤️ Medical response
📋 Emergency preparedness
🌪️ Disaster response
📚 Community education

From emergency calls to prevention and education, our goal is to protect lives, property, and the growing Hutto community we serve, and to continue providing the highest level of service to the residents, businesses, and visitors of our District.

Learn more about "Your All-Hazards Hometown Fire Department" at huttofire.gov.

05/30/2026

05/30/2026

Yesterday, we shared who Williamson County Emergency Services District #3 (Hutto Fire Rescue) is. Today, we’re answering another common question: Where does WCESD #3 provide service? 🚒

We proudly serve more than 65,000 people across 63 square miles. Our district includes all of the City of Hutto as well as the surrounding areas outside of Hutto city limits.

We currently operate four strategically located fire stations throughout our district, along with a headquarters facility that supports day-to-day operations.

In addition, we are already planning two future fire stations in the following locations to keep pace with the continued growth of our community:
📍Near the intersection of N FM 1660/Main Hippo Drive, by the Hutto Ninth Grade Center.
📍Near County Road 132 and the future “Megasite”.

Learn more about "Your All-Hazards Hometown Fire Department" at huttofire.gov.

05/29/2026

For more than 25 years, the firefighters at Hutto Fire Rescue have served our community so consistently and well that many people have never had a reason to ask who is providing those services. 🚒

This is the first of a series of informational posts we'll be sharing to help our community better understand who we are, and we’re starting with the basics: What is Williamson County Emergency Services District #3?

Williamson County Emergency Services District #3 (WCESD #3), best known as Hutto Fire Rescue, is the local government entity responsible for providing fire protection and emergency services to Hutto and surrounding areas. WCESD #3 was established in 2000 after voters approved its creation and is not affiliated with the City of Hutto.

As a political subdivision of the State of Texas, WCESD #3 has proudly provided all-hazards emergency response and excellent service to the Hutto community.

Visit our website at huttofire.gov to learn more!

05/28/2026

For those asking whether the City can legally do what they are attempting to do regarding fire services:

Under Texas Health & Safety Code § 775.022, a municipality must demonstrate that any services it plans to provide will meet or exceed the current level of service already being provided by the Emergency Services District. The law specifically defines “level of service” as the location, deployment, and response time of fire and EMS resources responding to emergencies.

That means the City must prove it can provide equal or better emergency response coverage before making these changes.
What continues to raise questions for many residents and firefighters is the location of this proposed city-run station. The station is not located near existing residential areas, despite there being multiple undeveloped lots closer to where residents actually live and where future growth is occurring.

We still have not been given a clear explanation as to why this location was chosen or why a separate city-run station is necessary in the first place.

These decisions impact public safety, response times, and taxpayer dollars. Residents deserve transparency and answers.