Saving lives and property by exceeding expectations
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.
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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
EMTF DEPLOYMENT | ROSS FIRE
At the request of the Texas Emergency Medical Task Force (EMTF), Reeves County ESD No. 2 has deployed one Mobile Intensive Care Unit (MICU) with two personnel to support the EMS response to the Ross Fire near Palo Pinto, Texas.
Deployed personnel include Lieutenant Dylan Taylor and Paramedic Francisco Caldera.
We wish them and all responding personnel a safe deployment and safe return home.
A quick reminder to join us this Friday, September 11th at 9 AM for the 9/11 Memorial Service.25 years later, we still remember.
Join the Reeves County and Pecos community, first responders, and law enforcement as we come together to honor the lives lost, remember the heroes who answered the call, and reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and unity of September 11, 2001.
📅 Friday, September 11, 2026
📍 Veterans Memorial Park
⏰ Ceremony begins at 9:11 AM | Please arrive by 9:00 AM
The ceremony will feature a Joint Honor Guard, flag raising, bell ceremony, 21-gun salute, National Anthem by Courtney Navarattee, and Taps by Erika Martinez of the Pecos High School Band. A special flag presentation will also feature cranes provided by Allison Crane.
ROAD CLOSURE:
The Y section of Kerr Street and Easterbrook Streetwill be closed during the ceremony. Please plan accordingly.
Let us come together as one community to honor the past, remember those we lost, and carry their memory forward. 🇺🇸
It's MEDIC MONDAY!!!
This week’s Medic Monday recognizes EMS Battalion Chief Eric Romero, B-Shift, whose 17-year career in emergency medicine has taken him from the ambulance to the emergency room, to the air, and now into EMS leadership.
Chief Romero is both a paramedic and registered nurse (RN) and has spent the last five years serving with Reeves County ESD No. 2. Prior to joining the District, his experience included working as a paramedic in El Paso, an RN in an emergency department and serving as a flight paramedic with Air Methods.
Today, Chief Romero oversees the daily EMS operations of B-Shift, including personnel assigned to four stations across Reeves County which spans more than 2,600 square miles.
Away from work, Chief Romero enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and playing Xbox. Cancun, Mexico, is one of his favorite destinations, and Japan is next on his travel wish list. He especially enjoys experiencing different cultures, seeing new places, and meeting new people.
His favorite movie is Jurassic Park, and when asked to name the best cook on B-Shift, Romero didn’t hesitate: Fire Battalion Chief Jesse Bishop, specifically for his smash burgers.
For anyone considering a career in EMS, Chief Romero recommends doing your research, getting some firsthand exposure by riding out with an EMS agency, and if it’s the right career for you, go all in.
With experience spanning ground EMS, emergency nursing, flight medicine, and EMS leadership, Chief Romero brings a broad clinical background and years of experience to the crews he leads and the communities we serve.
Chief Romero is pictured here during a family trip with his two nieces.
Thank you, Chief Romero, for your leadership and continued service to Reeves County ESD No. 2.
Were You Born To Serve?
If So, We’re Hiring!
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.