Emergency phone numbers should always be in sight and up to date.

Remember..

• In an emergency dial 9-1-1
• Discuss how to call for help in an emergency with children.
• Explain to children that fire fighters, ambulance drivers, and police officers can help them in an emergency.

Teach your children how to get help by using a toy phone:

When practicing demonstrate the following:

1. Stay calm
2. Wait for the dial tone and dial 9-1-1
3. Speak clearly and tell the operator what is wrong
4. Give your name, address, and phone number.
5. Don't hang up until instructed.

Take a first-aid and CPR course to ensure that you are prepared to deal with an emergency situation.

Fire Prevention’s mission is to provide fire prevention and life safety services through code enforcement and inspections during the new business development process, through general fire inspections, operating and special use permitting and complaint investigation.

Fire Prevention is the key to saving lives and property. Fire Prevention education is the first step in the Fire Department's commitment to protecting the lives and property of our citizens, guests and neighboring communities. Fire Prevention is the true "first responder".

A professional organization dedicated to the protection of life, preservation of property, and the promotion of safety in an efficient and accountable manner to the community.

We respond to Fire, EMS and Rescue calls and everything in between. We enjoy educating the public on fire awarness.

Welcome to the official website of Travis Co ESD #12 / Manor Fire Dept. TCESD12 is a combination paid / volunteer department serving approx 150 sq miles of North East Travis County, including The City of Manor, The Village of Webberville, Littig, New Sweden, Decker Creek, 130 Toll Road, and the US Highway 290 corridor. ESD12 services these areas with a single station and engine company staffed 24hrs that responds to over 2,000 emergencies annually.