Montgomery County ESD 1 is dedicated to maintaining public awareness for the safety of all those in our District. We strive to provide the most up-to-date resources to help you, the community, take initial measures and practices to keep yourselves and your loved ones safe.
MCESD 1 works in close proximity daily with other public safety entities in our area, to ensure we are making every effort in providing maxium levels of safety to all.
The following programs are offered by either our department or our partners:
Fire Prevention Education:
Every year in October, MCESD 1 provides a Fire Prevention Program to Willis ISD and Conroe ISD schools within our district, as well as all daycare facilities within our district. If you are interested in your school or faciliity participating in Fire Prevention Week, please contact our office at (936) 856-5111, or via the Event Request link on our homepage.
CPR Classes:
MCESD 1 proudly partners with Montgomery County Hospital District (MCHD), which offers a variety of classes and training, including adult and child CPR and AED (Automated External Defibrillator) use, infant CPR, and how to relieve choking in adults, children and infants. The programs currently offered through MCHD are Heartsaver AED, BLS CPR AED, and Heartsaver First Aid and are through the American Heart Association.
To view a calendar of all classes offered, visit https://www.mchd-tx.org/calendar-of-events/ or contact Ashton at (936) 523-1146, or by email at aherring@mchd-tx.org.
Fire Station Tours and Firetruck Appearances:
MCESD 1 gladly offers Station and Apparatus tours for our community! Scout groups, schools, and general public are all welcome. If you would like to schedule a tour for your group, or an appearance at your event, please contact our office at (936) 856-5111, or via the Event Request link on our homepage.
Smoke Detector Program:
Montgomery County ESD 1 participates in a county-wide "Get Alarmed Montgomery County" program that offers smoke alarms to residents in need within our district. This program is aimed at promoting fire safety and reducing the risk of loss of life to fire, especially for our most vulnerable citizens. If you own your home and cannot afford smoke alarms, or need help installing alarms you already have, please contact the MCESD 1 Administration office at (936) 856-5111 for further information. If you are renting your home, State Law requires that your landlord install working smoke alarms in every bedroom and in the hallways serving them. Once the alarms are installed in a rental property, tenants are responsible for replacing the batteries.
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Listed below are some helpful fire safety tips that you can use at home:
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