City of Eagle Pass Fire Station 3

Formed in 1906, the Del Rio Fire & Rescue Department is a full-service public safety agency. The department works to protect lives and property by providing fire prevention and education and emergency medical services. It is comprised of fire chiefs, captains, lieutenants, and inspection and investigation clerks. The department also operates a communication and dispatch center that coordinates responses to various emergency and nonemergency calls. The Del Rio Fire & Rescue Department maintains several fire stations. It is located in Del Rio, Texas.

Located in Eagle Pass, Texas, the Cardona Fire Station is one of the three fire stations operated by the Eagle Pass Fire Department to provide coverage for the city of Eagle Pass and Maverick County. The fire department is responsible for preventing and minimizing loss of life and property through fire prevention education, fire safety inspections, training, and fire suppression and emergency medical services. It has more than 40 firefighters, over 30 emergency medical services personnel and nearly 20 volunteers. The Eagle Pass Fire Department responds to more than 4,000 calls, including fire, haz-mat and swift water rescues annually. Its apparatus includes engines, ambulances, brush trucks, rescue boats and utility pickups.

Eagle Pass Recycling Center, located on Eidson Rd in Eagle Pass, TX, is overseen by Recycling Supervisor Jesus Martinez. The center provides a convenient and efficient way for residents and businesses to recycle various materials, contributing to a cleaner and more sustainable community. With a dedicated staff and a commitment to environmental responsibility, Eagle Pass Recycling Center plays a vital role in promoting recycling practices and reducing waste in the local area. Residents can easily access the center during operating hours to drop off recyclables and support eco-friendly initiatives.Generated from the website