mcqueeneyvfd_i3x0skOn Monday, April 5th, the McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department was presented with a check for $1060.oo by GVEC. The funds were in lieu of the barbecue supper that GVEC sponsors every other year in honor of the area first responders in the GVEC. The supper was cancelled this year due to the Covid pandemic. Shown in the picture are Fire Chief Tim Bogisch and GVEC Community Relations Representative Kasie Tankersley.
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During this period of extremely cold and hazardous weather that is expected to last until mid-week, we STRONGLY ENCOURAGE you to stay home and off the roads. If you or anyone you know needs to be checked on during the next few days, please call the fire station at (830)557-6702 or Chief Tim Bogisch at (210)325-3906 and we will make sure that person is checked on!
Per County Judge Kyle Kutscher, the burn ban was lifted as of 10:00 a.m. on January 4th. Please continue to exercise caution!
Darren Heine, representing BBA Architects, gave a presentation to the McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department on Monday, December 7th. The company offered a proposal for construction of the new department facility at the corner of FM 725 and Lakeview Trail.
The proposed project includes a 12,505 square foot building, including truck bays, meeting spaces, kitchen and dorm rooms for overnight emergency monitoring.
The Seguin Area Community Foundation donated $1000 to the McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department on Monday, November 2nd. Shown in the photo are McQueeney VFD Chief Tim Bogisch, Foundation representatives Greg Seidenberger, Mel Grones, Dottsy Dwyer and Dylan Powell and Assistant Fire Chief Ray Salas, Jr. The funds will be used to buy needed equipment.
McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department volunteers distributed candy to trick-or-treaters at both Station 2 in the McQueeney Estates and in the Lake Ridge neighborhood.
On Monday evening, April 20, the McQueeney VFD paraded fire department vehicles through the McQueeney area neighborhoods, sirens and horns blasting. Areas visited included Lake Ridge, McQueeney Estates, Woodlake, Downtown McQueeney, Cypress Grove and the Altwein Lane communities. Many residents came out to wave flags and show their support and appreciation.
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The links below will take you to pages from the February 19, 2020 edition of the Seguin Gazette Enterprise concerning the purchase of property for the new McQueeney VFD Fire Station. Please click the first link for the front page story, then the second link to continue to page 7.
http://seguingazette.com/eedition/page_a1ab703a-bfb8-51c0-a2da-7520b5ea13e4.html
http://seguingazette.com/eedition/page_c9be82b6-ed2a-50ac-a7fb-edcd2180b00a.html
