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Snyder Fire Department
The Snyder Fire Department has proudly served the Snyder and Scurry County community for more than 100 years. Established on April 15, 1911, the department began as a combination of paid and volunteer firefighters and continues that tradition of service today.
The City of Snyder Fire Department is made up of 12 full-time career firefighters who work closely with the Snyder Volunteer Fire Department, Inc., a nonprofit organization of approximately 35 dedicated volunteers. Together, these teams respond to an average of 675 fire and rescue calls each year, providing fire protection, emergency response, and lifesaving services to our community.
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About
Learn about the Snyder Fire Department’s history, mission, and role in providing fire protection and emergency services to Snyder and Scurry County.
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Education
Explore fire safety education programs offered by the Snyder Fire Department, including prevention training, school programs, and community outreach focused on public safety.
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Fire Prevention
Find fire prevention services provided by the Snyder Fire Marshal’s Office, including inspections, permits, burn regulations, fire weather guidance, investigations, and safety requirements.
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Recruiting
Learn how to join the Snyder Fire Department as a career or volunteer firefighter.
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Volunteer Fire Department
Learn about the Snyder Volunteer Fire Department, its mission, volunteer opportunities, and how it works alongside the municipal department to protect the community.
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