ABOUT US
The Evadale Volunteer Fire Department was first organized in May 1959, when East Texas Pulp and Paper Company furnished an International Fire Truck with a 1,000-gallon tank and driver for emergency responses to local fires. J.B. Stimits was elected as the first president, while Leon Curtis was named as the new department’s first chief. Funding was a continuous struggle. In 1983 under the leadership of Jerome Boutin voters approved the creation of what is today ESD#2. The district was able to levy taxes, and the department was able to upgrade its building and equipment, plus provide better training for the volunteers. In 2025 voters approved a sales tax for the district enabling ESD#2 commissioners to contract with Allegiance Mobile Health to station an ambulance and personal at the fire department twenty-four hours a day seven days a week. Jasper County ESD#2 and the Evadale VFD remain grateful for the community’s support.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
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Jasper County ESD 2 is proud to work with Evadale VFD and Allegiance Mobile Health to keep our community safe.
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Did You Know?
ESDs are governed by a board of commissioners who live in or understand the community. This ensures decisions are made with local priorities in mind and that residents have a voice in how services are delivered.





