| Hudson Fire Department About Us |
The Hudson Volunteer Fire Department was founded in 1974 by the Hudson Lions Club. The Lions Club purchased our first truck from the Texas Forest Service and we began operations as the Hudson Lions Club Volunteer Fire Department. After about 3 months the Department formed it's own Charter and became Hudson Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. The Department, located in Northwest Angelina County of East Texas, protects 76 square miles which makes up the Hudson School District. We are an all Volunteer Department with funding provided by donations collected by the Hudson Water Supply and the Woodlawn Water Supply. We also receive funding from Angelina County and the City of Hudson. We are dispatched through a 911 system by the Lufkin Police Department After many years of hard work and fundraisers we ( the citizens of Hudson ) are the proud owners of two Stations, Nine trucks and have over 20 active Firefighters. Station 1 is located about 2 miles West of Lufkin on State Hwy 94 which houses a Grass Truck, a 1250 GPM Pumper, a Rescue truck, a 2000 gallon Tanker, our Squad and a Utility Truck. Station 2 is located about 2 miles West of Lufkin on State Hwy 103 and houses a 1000 GPM Pumper, a Grass Truck and our 1800 Gallon Tanker. Officers of the Department are elected in December and serve a One Year Term. Our meetings are Monday night at 7:00 pm at Station 1. |
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| "Our Family Protecting Your Family" |
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| Hudson Fire Department ISO Rating Inside the City: 7 - Outside the City: 9 |