Burnet County ESD No. 9 bulking up Spicewood-area fire protection Burnet County Emergency Services District No. 9 announced the hiring of Sam Stacks as part-time fire chief for Spicewood Fire Rescue. Stacks was the Spicewood fire marshal for the past 18 months and was a 24-year member of Marble Falls Fire Rescue. File photo
With Texas 71 cutting through Spicewood and growth from Austin edging into the Burnet County community, Emergency Services District No. 9 is making changes to move toward 24-7 protection in the area.
The district recently hired Sam Stacks as part-time fire chief for Spicewood Fire Rescue. Stacks has served as the Spicewood fire marshal for 18 months and has a lengthy firefighting career, including more than two decades with Marble Falls Fire Rescue.
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From high heels to flip-flops, Highland Lakes residents can purchase shoes engineered by fifth-grade students in the Gifted and Talented program at Spicewood Elementary School during a two-week online auction beginning Monday, April 5. The class is donating the proceeds to the Highland Lakes Crisis Network.