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WHO WE ARE

ABOUT US

Serving Reagan County, Texas with pride, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to protecting our neighbors — every call, every day.

365

24/7 COVERAGE

DAYS A YEAR

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5

STAFFED PERSONNEL

on duty around the clock

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1175

SQ MILES

RESPONSE AREA

"Our history is built on service. Our future is built on readiness."

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-Reagan County Fire & EMS

OUR MISSION

Reagan County Fire & EMS has a long-standing tradition of protecting and serving the Big Lake and Reagan County community. The department's documented history dates back to at least the early 1950s, when the Big Lake Volunteer Fire Department provided fire protection through a dedicated team of local volunteers.

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Throughout the decades, our firefighters expanded their training and capabilities to meet the needs of a growing community and the unique challenges of West Texas — including oilfield emergencies, structural fires, grass fires, rescues, and medical emergencies.

REAGAN COUNTY FIRE & EMS TODAY

Over time, the volunteer fire and ambulance services evolved into the professional Fire & EMS organization serving Reagan County today. We provide 24-hour emergency fire, EMS, rescue, and public safety services — 365 days a year — with five Fire & EMS personnel staffed and ready to respond around the clock.

We continue the tradition established by generations of volunteers while advancing our training, equipment, and capabilities to meet the ever-changing needs of our community.

WHAT WE STAND FOR

Service

Every call is answered with the same commitment — whether it's a structure fire, a medical emergency, or a neighbor in need.

Community

We are your neighbors. We live here, raise our families here, and are deeply invested in the safety and well-being of Reagan County.

Readiness

We train continuously and maintain our equipment so that when the call comes, we are prepared to respond immediately and effectively.

Kody Dakan

DEPARTMENT LEADERSHIP

Fire Chief
Ashley Morrow
EMS Director
Matt Baird
Fire Lieutenant
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