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Reeves County Emergency Service Districts No. 1 and No. 2 (RCESD) is a team of men and women who serve and protect the communities of Reeves County by providing Fire and Emergency Medical Services.
Commissioners & GOVERNING BOARD
A Board of five commissioners governs each ESD. These Commissioners are appointed to two-year terms by the County Commissioners Court. The ESD Board of Commissioners is the source of authority and governance for each District and has final say over all matters affecting the ESD.
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Reeves County Emergency Service Districts Nos. 1 & 2
(opens in a new tab)The professional & volunteer firefighters and paramedics of RCESD Nos. 1 & 2 are a team that helps protect the communities of Reeves County by responding to fires, hazardous incidents and medical emergencies at a moment's notice. 24/7/365
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
November 1, 2026
Contact: Michael Authement, 432-448-9713
REEVES COUNTY ESD NO. 2 CONTINUES PURCHASE OF AIRMEDCARE MEMBERSHIPS FOR REEVES COUNTY RESIDENTS
REEVES COUNTY, TX – October 27, 2026 – The Board of Commissioners for Reeves County Emergency Services District No. 2 (ESD 2) is pleased to announce the continuation of its partnership with AirMedCare Network to provide air medical memberships for Reeves County residents. This ongoing partnership reflects the Board’s commitment to supporting access to air medical services while providing residents with valuable financial protection against out-of-pocket expenses associated with air ambulance transportation.
Since December 2022, Reeves County ESD 2 has purchased AirMedCare Network memberships for Reeves County residents. Through the Board's continued investment in our communities, this valuable benefit will remain available to Reeves County residents without interruption.
"Our air medical partners are an essential part of the emergency healthcare system in Reeves County. Their ability to provide rapid transportation makes a tremendous difference for patients experiencing critical medical or trauma related emergencies," said Michael Authement, Assistant Chief of EMS for Reeves County ESD 2.
Membership Eligibility and Coverage
The membership provides coverage for medically necessary air ambulance transports performed by participating AirMedCare Network providers when a Reeves County resident is transported from within the following Texas counties:
• Reeves County
• Pecos County
• Ward County
• Jeff Davis County
• Loving County
• Culberson County
All eligible Reeves County residents are automatically covered under the memberships purchased by the District at no cost to them. No application, registration, or other action is required.
About Reeves County Emergency Services District No. 2
Reeves County Emergency Services District No. 2 is a local political subdivision governed by a five-member Board of Commissioners and is responsible for providing emergency medical services throughout Reeves County, Texas. The District is committed to delivering professional, high-quality emergency medical care and improving access to lifesaving services for the communities it serves.
For more information, visit www.rcesd.org.
About AirMedCare Network
AirMedCare Network is a nationwide air ambulance membership network that includes participating providers such as AeroCare. Its membership programs are designed to help protect members from eligible out-of-pocket expenses associated with medically necessary air medical transportation provided by participating network providers.
For more information, visit www.airmedcarenetwork.com.
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Reeves County Emergency Services District No. 1 would like to recognize Firefighter Britney Federico for recently participating in and completing the Pecos Breast Cancer Awareness 5K Run!
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, a time to recognize those who have battled breast cancer, honor those we have lost, and emphasize the importance of early detection.
Breast cancer awareness goes beyond wearing pink. It means encouraging conversations, understanding personal risk factors, and recognizing the importance of recommended screenings and early detection.
We are proud of Britney for representing our District and supporting a cause that impacts so many individuals and families.
Last night, members of the Reeves County Emergency Services District Nos. 1 & 2 Volunteer Program had the pleasure of participating in the Pecos High School Honor Societies' Trunk-or-Treat event!
We are proud of our volunteers and grateful for the time and dedication they give to our organization and the communities we serve. Their willingness to step up, get involved, and represent our Districts makes a difference!
Interested in becoming a volunteer? . Visit RCESD.ORG or contact our office to learn more.
Pictured left to right: Brandon Armendariaz, Sienna Martinez, Bianca Mendoza, Brian Fuentes, Karley Aguilar, Fernando Ruiz, and Mason Baeza.
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FIREFIGHTERS & PARAMEDICS
- Excellent Equipment
- Competitive Pay
- Health & Retirement Benefits
Would you or someone you know be interested in joining our team? No matter how great or small your service might be, it’s highly needed, greatly appreciated and will be generously compensated.