MONTHLY ACTIVITY REPORT

This graphic depicts the monthly call volume for the Sunrise Beach Fire Department.

Sunrise Beach Fire Department June 2026 monthly activity board with 25 total calls and 5:49 response time

Monthly Overview:


The Department responded to 25 calls for service in June, 18 local calls and 7 mutual aid provided to nearby Fire Departments / ESD’s.

  • Thirteen (13) in District 1 (Sunrise Beach),
  • Two (2) in District 2 (North) and
  • Three (3) in District 3 (E SH 71).


Mutual aid responses included:


  • Llano VFD/ESD 3 (3),
  • Kingland VFD (2),
  • City of Marble Falls FD (1), and
  • Sandy Harbor VFD (1).


ESD 5 Response times:

  • Average response time: 5:32.
  • 90% percentile response time: 8:59.
  • Response time <8 minutes: 88%.


Mutual Aid Details


The department provided mutual aid to the City of Marble Falls Fire Department in the Thunder Rock subdivision when lightning struck two homes in six minutes causing fires.


We also provided mutual aid to Llano VFD/ESD 3 for

  • A barn fire on County Road 413,
  • An 85-acre brush fire off County Road 312.


Further, the department provided automatic mutual aid to Llano VFD / ESD 3 on 2 incidents, both involving high speed motor vehicle collisions on State Highway 71 east of the City of Llano.

Annual Activity Report


This graphic depicts the annual call volume for the Sunrise Beach Fire Department.

Fire department dashboard: Total calls 217, response time 4:17. Details include medical calls, fires, and service calls.

Annual Activity Report


This graphic depicts the annual call volume for the Sunrise Beach Fire Department.

Fire department dashboard: Total calls 217, response time 4:17. Details include medical calls, fires, and service calls.

Fourteen calls for service in November. Two mutual aid calls provided while standing by to assist Llano VFD during the “Wings, Wheels, and Wine” Airshow on November 8. Two motor vehicle collisions, both on Ranch Road 2233, one of which required transport by Hamilton EMS. Nine medical calls other than collisions, including one that required air ambulance transport due to the criticality of getting the patient to a skilled medical facility from the new helipad at Sandy Creek Park.

HAVE AN EMERGENCY? 

A red and white emergency dial 911 sign on a white background.