South Hunt County Fire Rescue

South Hunt County Fire Rescue Proudly Serving The City of Quinlan, Cash Community, and Surrounding Hunt County

South Hunt County Fire Rescue is a 100% volunteer fire department located in South Hunt County Texas. Founded in 1985 as Cash Fire Department, the department provide fire and first response to 10,500 citizens over a 80 square mile area including the City of Quinlan, unincorporated community of Cash and surrounding areas; the department also provides Technical Rescue Services to 25,000 people over

250 square miles and 6 fire departments. This department is a non-profit and runs mainly donations from it citizens it is proud to serve. The men and women of the South Hunt County Fire Rescue look forward to serving you and being there in your time of need.

It has most definitely been a hot summer and it is not slowing down. With that being said we need your help. We need bot...
08/28/2026

It has most definitely been a hot summer and it is not slowing down. With that being said we need your help. We need bottles of water for our crews when they respond and are working on calls. We appreciate all the support from everyone.

Hunt County is expecting HIGH fire danger Monday. Hot, dry, and breezy conditions can cause fires to spread quickly.🚫 Hu...
08/23/2026

Hunt County is expecting HIGH fire danger Monday. Hot, dry, and breezy conditions can cause fires to spread quickly.

🚫 Hunt County is currently under a burn ban. No outdoor burning is allowed.

Please avoid activities that could create sparks, properly dispose of ci******es, and report any wildfire immediately by calling 911.

MVC from earlier this morning (8/21 @0825)
08/21/2026

MVC from earlier this morning (8/21 @0825)

Structure fire from 8/17/2026 @1734
08/21/2026

Structure fire from 8/17/2026 @1734

🚨 BURN BAN NOW IN EFFECT 🚨Hunt County is currently under a burn ban. Please help us prevent wildfires by avoiding outdoo...
08/18/2026

🚨 BURN BAN NOW IN EFFECT 🚨

Hunt County is currently under a burn ban. Please help us prevent wildfires by avoiding outdoor burning, open flames, and activities that could create sparks.

πŸ”₯ Stay safe. Stay alert. Protect your property and our community.

β€” South Hunt County Fire Rescue

South Hunt County Fire & Rescue is proud to recognize Capt. Tyler Ferrick and Lt. Mayte Aguilar for successfully complet...
08/14/2026

South Hunt County Fire & Rescue is proud to recognize Capt. Tyler Ferrick and Lt. Mayte Aguilar for successfully completing the Vehicle Rescue Technician (VRT) course! πŸš’πŸš—πŸ’ͺ

VRT training takes specialized knowledge, hands-on skills, and the ability to operate effectively in challenging vehicle rescue situations.

πŸ‘ Congratulations, Capt. Ferrick and Lt. Aguilar, on this accomplishment!

We’re proud to have members who continue to push themselves, sharpen their skills, and bring that knowledge back to the department.

πŸ”₯ FIRE DANGER OUTLOOK β€” WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 πŸ”₯πŸ“ QUINLAN β€’ CASH β€’ SOUTH HUNT COUNTYTomorrow is shaping up to be another h...
08/12/2026

πŸ”₯ FIRE DANGER OUTLOOK β€” WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 πŸ”₯

πŸ“ QUINLAN β€’ CASH β€’ SOUTH HUNT COUNTY

Tomorrow is shaping up to be another hot, dry, and breezy day, creating conditions where grass and vegetation fires can start easily and spread quickly.

🌑️ Temperatures: Around 100°F+
πŸ’¨ Winds: Breezy at times
🌾 Fuels: Dry vegetation can ignite quickly
πŸ”₯ Fire Threat: ELEVATED

The National Weather Service Fort Worth/Dallas is warning of an increased threat for grass fires across portions of North Texas as hot and dry weather continues. (National Weather Service⁠)

🚨 PLEASE HELP US PREVENT A FIRE 🚨

❌ Avoid outdoor burning when conditions are unfavorable.
❌ Never leave a burn pile, grill, or campfire unattended.
❌ Secure trailer chains and check vehicles for anything dragging or producing sparks.
❌ Do not toss ci******es from vehicles.
❌ Use extra caution with welding, grinding, mowing, and other activities that can create sparks.
❌ Keep water and fire-extinguishing equipment nearby when working outdoors.

πŸ”₯ A small spark can become a large fire in minutes.

If you see smoke or a fire, don’t wait to report it. Get to a safe location and call 911.

Address

4745 State Highway 34 S
Greenville, TX
75402

Telephone

+19038833531

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