About Us

The Jollyville Fire Department provides fire protection and rescue services for approximately 18,500 people living in an area of 11 square miles. The department operates out of one station that protects a combination of residential, transportation, wildland and commercial areas. The department employs seven fire apparatus and responds to an average of 3-4 calls per day, maintaining on average a 3.5 minute response time. Our membership has grown to include up to 10 volunteers and 19 paid firefighters, with the paid firefighters staffing two apparatus, 24 hours a day and are available to provide assistance with:

Fire Suppression
Emergency Medical Response
Rescue
Fire Prevention Education
Fire Safety Inspections

Volunteer firefighters cover two, overnight shifts per month and are available to respond to incidents via an online notification system. The emergency calls are dispatched through the county emergency 911 center, located in Georgetown. When called, on-duty paid firefighters respond from the station while volunteers respond in their own vehicles to the station or directly to the scene of the emergency.

The Jollyville Fire Department is led by Fire Chief Brad Landi who has been with the department for over 30 years and brings almost 40 years of experience to the role. Chief Landi functions as the chief executive officer and is responsible to the Williamson County Emergency Services District #1 Board of Directors for the overall management, organization and operation of the fire department.

Department Members

Fire Chief – Brad Landi