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Wreck at Intersection of FM78 and FM725 Injures Two
McQueeney VFD Responds to Vehicle Rollover on Shortcut Rd.
McQueeney VFD Responds to Fire on Lakeside Pass
McQueeney Volunteers Attend Heavy Rescue Symposium in Georgia
McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department Installs New Officers
The McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department elected new officers on Monday, May 6th. The new officers include:
Fire Chief: Tim Bogisch
Assistant Fire Chief: Ray A. Salas, Jr.
President: Jawad Sheikh
Vice President: Larry Allen
Secretary: Skye Murphy
Treasurer: Matthew Juliar
Chaplain: Pastor Jim Craver
Director: Brian Soefje
County Commissioner, Precinct 4, Judy Cope, installs McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department newly elected officers
Newly elected president, Jawad Sheikh, addresses the department
Chief Tim Bogisch presents Assistant Chief helmet to newly elected Assistant Chief, Ray Salas, Jr.
Long Time Assistant Chief Retires
Chuck Hoagland, longtime member of the McQueeney Volunteer Fire Department has tendered his retirement as Assistant Fire Chief. Hoagland has worked with a number of volunteer fire departments since the early 1960’s, and has spent the last 40 years in various capacities with the McQueeney VFD. He plans to remain active with the department, still responding to medical calls. The department extends profound gratitude for his many years of service as he transfers his Assistant Chief position to the newly elected Assistant Chief, Ray Salas, Jr.
Hoagland transfers Assistant Fire Chief badge to Ray Salas, Jr.
McQueeney VFD Hosts Live Burn Training
The McQueeney VFD hosted a live burn training exercise at the county fire field on April 27th, 2019. Volunteers from other fire departments including New Berlin, Leon Springs and Wilson County participated as well as the McQueeney firefighters
McQueeney VFD Responds to Multivehicle Accident at FM 78 and FM 725
McQueeney VFD responds to early morning accident on FM 78
Three McQueeney VFD firefighters and one rescue truck were dispatched at 6:45 a.m. Thursday for a 3 vehicle major multivehicle accident at the intersection of F.M. 78 and F.M. 725. Firefighters found the intersection blocked and evaluated 5 occupants for injury. One of the five occupants was transported by Seguin EMS to GRMC in Seguin. The others suffered only minor injuries. The roadway was reopened at about 7:30 a.m.