Mission
The mission of Wall VFD is to protect life, property, and the environment in Tom Green County through rapid emergency response, professional volunteer service, and proactive community education. We are committed to readiness, resilience, and excellence in every call we answer.
Vision
To be a trusted, respected, and highly trained volunteer fire department that leads in safety, service, and community engagement—empowering volunteers, educating the public, and ensuring Wall and the surrounding areas are always protected and prepared.
Values
Service
We put our community first, answering every call with courage, compassion, and integrity.
Commitment
We are dedicated to continuous training, personal accountability, and maintaining the readiness of our equipment and personnel.
Excellence
We strive for professionalism and operational excellence in every aspect of our service—from fire suppression to public education.
Integrity
We operate with honesty, transparency, and respect for those we serve and serve alongside.
Preparedness
We invest in the tools, training, and partnerships needed to respond effectively to all hazards, including fires, accidents, medical emergencies, and disasters.
Community
We believe in the power of volunteerism, local support, and collaboration to build a safer, stronger Tom Green County.
Area Served
Wall VFD serves 474 square miles of Tom Green County, and we have mutual aid agreements with the other 8 volunteer fire departments, the City of San Angelo, and Goodfellow AFB. We also provide mutual aid to surrounding counties, including Concho, Menard, Kimble, Schleicher, Irion, Coke, and Runnels County, or anywhere requested.
Wall VFD serves a diverse and active coverage area that includes approximately 20 miles of U.S. Highway 87 South, over 25 miles of FM 1223 (Susan Peak Road), 12 miles of FM 765, and approximately 2.5 miles of U.S. Highway 277 South. These major roadways see frequent traffic-related incidents, and our department regularly responds to vehicle fires, motor vehicle accidents, and emergencies requiring EMS support and vehicle extrication. To ensure timely and effective response throughout the district, we operate two fully equipped rescue trucks with specialized extrication tools and capabilities.