The primary duty of the Bexar County Fire Marshal's Office (BCFMO) is to develop, foster, and promote methods of protecting the lives and property of the citizens of Bexar County from fires, both natural and man-made hazards, and other significant events through the direct coordination and action with other public safety, private, and business communities.
The BCFMO staff takes pride in the execution of this responsibility with the highest standards of professionalism, efficiency, integrity, and accountability.
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free
by Bexar County Fire Marshal/Office of Emergency Management
When temperatures rise to potentially dangerous levels, it is important to stay inside an air-conditioned space whenever possible.
This is one of seven cooling centers operated by the Bexar County Office of Emergency Management (and one of over 60 in the greater San Antonio area operated by various Emergency Services District partners) that is open to the public.
VIA is offering fare-free trips to and from cooling centers while they remain open. Click here to find a bus route to this Cooling Center.
Free