Hamby Fire Rescue

Hamby Fire Rescue Hamby Volunteer Fire Dept Inc. For those of you in the HAMBY community, please be advised that we do not have an active phone number to our fire station.

Due to the fact that our station is not manned 24hrs a day, we have decided to cancel our landline. In the past we used our landline for receiving emergency calls, and taking control burn information. Now, all these calls are to be directed to your county sheriff's department in which you are located.
**If you need to notify us for an emergency or for a possible emergency, please call "911" immed

iately. If you have a non-emergency call or need to report a control burn, please notify your county Sheriff's department and they will notify their deputies and us. Thank you for your cooperation. Callahan County Sheriff: 325-854-1444
Jones County Sheriff: 325-823-4604
Shackelford County Sheriff: 325-762-2000
Taylor County Sheriff: 325-674-1300

01/05/2026

Hamby VFD worked a windmill fire today. The fire started at 8 AM and wrapped up at 7:45 PM. Then we spent time getting all the equipment back in service, including changing flat tires, fueling vehicles, and watering up the trucks. The terrain was super rocky, and some of the firefighters fought Fire using hand tools. Everyone is super exhausted, but thankful that no structures were damaged. We greatly appreciate the assistance of the Texas forest service who brought out dozers and hot shots to help in the rough terrain. 

05/04/2025
04/14/2025

On April 13, 2025 at approximately 8:20 p.m. the Jones County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a man with a gunshot wound. The reporting party advised that the victim was a 17 year old male and CPR was currently in progress. The calling party provided the address which was located on CR 306 in the Hamby area, just north of Abilene. Jones County Dispatcher immediately notified first responders which included Metro Care, Jones County Deputies, and Abilene Police. The victim was transported to Hendrick Medical Center in Abilene for his injuries. All the parties at the scene, including the shooter, were on scene and cooperating with the investigation. It was later learned that the victim subcommand to his injuries and Taylor County Justice of the Peace pronounced death. Investigating officers requested an autopsy to be conducted at the South Plains Forensic Pathology in Lubbock. The investigation is ongoing at this time.

The deceased individual is identified as Alexander Lara.

The Jones County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank Hamby VFD, Abilene PD, Metro Care, and the Texas Rangers for their assistance.

EXTREMEMLY CRITICAL FIRE CONDITIONS WITH RED FLAG WARNING ON FRIDAY THE 14TH FROM 11AM TO 9PM.Winds are expected to incr...
03/14/2025

EXTREMEMLY CRITICAL FIRE CONDITIONS WITH RED FLAG WARNING ON FRIDAY THE 14TH FROM 11AM TO 9PM.
Winds are expected to increase and extreme gusty winds up to 55mph are possible. Humidity levels are expected to get below 15% which can make for critical fire conditions. Any and all outdoor burning which includes camp fires, cooking, torch use, welding, etc should be restricted during these conditions. Use extra caution when mowing and driving in tall weeds or grass. Please report any fires immediately. We thank you all for your help during this critical fire threat.

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4408 State Highway 351
Abilene, TX
79601

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