Fulshear Simonton Fire Department Breaks Ground on Modern Fire Station Near Jordan Ranch to Serve Growing Community
The Fulshear Simonton Fire Department is ushering in a new era of public safety with the groundbreaking of a cutting-edge fire station at 3102 Jordan Ranch Boulevard, poised to serve the fast-growing Jordan Ranch area of Fort Bend County. The ceremonial groundbreaking, scheduled for June 18 at 8:00 AM, brings together local officials, first responders, and residents in celebration of this major community investment.
Expanding Emergency Response in Fort Bend County
Strategically positioned within the Jordan Ranch community, the new fire station aims to enhance emergency response capabilities, ensuring faster service and improved public safety for residents and businesses alike. Equipped with modern apparatus bays, firefighter living quarters, specialized training areas, and integrated communications technology, the facility is tailored to meet both the current and future demands of a rapidly expanding region.
“Tomorrow is a proud day for our department and for the citizens we serve,” said Doug Boeker, Fire Chief of the Fulshear Simonton Fire Department. “This station represents a significant investment in safety, efficiency, and preparedness.”
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Designed for the Future
This state-of-the-art facility is just the first in a broader three-station development plan that will roll out over the next three years. The expansion reflects Fort Bend County ESD No. 4’s long-term vision to proactively address the area's growth while prioritizing public safety, operational excellence, and firefighter wellness.
“Breaking ground on this new fire station is a proud moment for our entire community. It’s a reflection of our commitment to public safety and our support for the brave men and women of the Fulshear Simonton Fire Department,” said Tommy Kuykendall, President of the Fort Bend County ESD No. 4 Board. “This station will help us serve the Jordan Ranch Area by responding faster, and build a safer future for everyone.”
Construction is projected to take approximately 13 months, with operations expected to begin soon after. The station’s design also promotes community connection, reflecting a holistic approach to emergency services that integrates both technological advancement and community engagement.
A Department Rooted in Service
The Fulshear Simonton Fire Department serves a 106-square-mile area, safeguarding lives and property in Fulshear, Simonton, Weston Lakes, and surrounding unincorporated regions. Supported by Fort Bend County Emergency Services District No. 4—one of 12 ESDs in Fort Bend and part of a statewide network of 367 districts—the department is committed to fire prevention, emergency response, and community education.
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“This station is not just a building—it’s a commitment to every family and business in our community,” added Chief Boeker. “We’re proud to take this step forward together.”
Looking Ahead
As Fort Bend County continues to experience population growth and development, infrastructure upgrades like the new Jordan Ranch fire station play a vital role in preserving safety and quality of life. Residents are encouraged to attend the groundbreaking event to show their support and learn more about the department’s future plans.
Stay connected with My Neighborhood News for continued updates on community infrastructure, safety initiatives, and public service developments across the Fulshear and Simonton areas.
Tiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
