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

Monthly Overview:
The Department responded to 35 calls for service in August.
This represents our busiest month in the past 5 years. - 27 local calls and 8 mutual aid provided during August. Currently we are on pace for 255 calls this calendar year.
- 23 in District 1 (Sunrise Beach),
- 5 in District 2 (North) and
- 2 in District 3 (E SH 71).
Mutual aid responses included
- Llano VFD/ESD 3 (5) and
- City of Marble Falls (1).
We received Mutual Aid on 1 response on Lake LBJ.
ESD 5 Average response time: 4:38, 90% percentile response time: 8:13, Response time <8 minutes: 88%
The Department responded to 2 Lake LBJ Task Force calls:
- one for a PWC collision on the Sandy Creek Arm in Sunrise Beach
- one for a drowning in Granite Shoals that resulted in a fatality.
We provided mutual aid on five brush fires,
- a 15-acre fire with several non-residential structures involved in Buchanan Dam,
- an 11-acre fire threatening several structures in Spicewood,
- a 5-acre fire threatening the Sandy Harbor neighborhood,
- a 4-acre fire threatening a farmhouse off County Road 310A and
- a 10-acre fire in Granite Shoals of FM1431.
Wildfire Threat
Fire weather: August was extremely hot and dry across Burnet and Llano Counties, with frequent 100°F+ days, almost no rain, critically dry fuels, expanding drought, and burn bans in effect—creating elevated fire danger throughout the month.
Incidents: Several human-caused wildfires occurred, most notably the 300-acre Saxon Fire near Bertram (evacuations, one barn lost), plus smaller fires (Flatrock, Baker, Sandy) of 10–20 acres that were contained quickly with local and TFS support.
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