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Emergency Support Service
A Non-tradional volunteer Fire Service Organization
We are excited that we are just over a week away from our 75th Anniversary celebration on Saturday, September 7th at station 1, located at 200 S. Main St. from 10am to 1pm.![]()
BBQ lunch will be served for past and current members plus 1 guest, as well as mayor and city council. For the general public, you are also formally invited and we will have snacks and drinks on hand and would love to visit. We hope to see you all next Saturday, September 7th.
this week has started out very exciting, interesting and we had ESS learned a lot of great things! chief Randal and Chris flew to Colorado to start the pre-construction ever new rehab truck! this is something that we’ve never had experience at. we went to SVI manufacturing facility, took a tour of this really large facility. Talk to a lot of their employees as they were doing their job. Found out it’s a family own business and all the employees that we spoke with had been here at least 20 years or more. they all really seem to love what they do and who they work for. We are very grateful too  Johnson County  emergency Servicr  district # 1 we’re having the faith in our organization and the courage and support to help us in our mission!  thank you, also  executive Director Tom Foster for helping us with this process, . It is going to take quite a bit of time to complete this process ! 
Congratulations to Rio Vistas Chief Gail Hutchins! Lifetime achievement award from the Chisholm trail 100 club! Also awards to our very own JoCo’s Alvarado and Les Woodard and Jaime Ayala for their responses during the swift water rescue in May, as well as Rendon FD. Lastly but certainly not least Bob Alford was recognized for his service during his 14 years with the Chisholm trail 100 club. Our members at ESS are proud to serve these hero’s!