Brazos County Precinct 3 has three station locations within the district. While members respond to calls at all hours of the day, please be aware that our stations may not always have members present. We are funded and supported by Emergency Service District No. 3 (ESD).
Fire Station No. 1
7265 Mesco Drive
Bryan, TX 77808
Fire Station No. 2
5725 Elmo Weedon Road
College Station, TX 77845
Fire Station No. 3
4450 Roans Chapel Road
College Station, TX 77845
Station No. 1 Fleet
Engine 320: 2024 Ford F-550 mini pumper with a 1500 gpm pump and a 300 gallon tank
Engine 321: 2024 Pierce Saber with a 1500 gpm pump and a 1000 gallon tank
Tender 331: 2025 Kenworth T-480 with a 1000 gpm pump and a 2000 gallon tank
Brush Truck 341: 2018 Chevy 3500 with a 250 gpm pump and a 200 gallon tank
EMS Squad 391: 2014 Chevy 2500 EMS operations and firefighter rehab
Station No. 2 Fleet
Chief 301: 2024 Ford F-150
Chief 302: 2024 Ford F-150
Engine 322: 2006 Pierce Contender with a 1250 gpm pump a 1000 gallon tank
Engine 324: 2004 Pierce Contender with a 1250 gpm pump a 1000 gallon tank
Brush Truck 342: Ford F-550 with a 250 gpm pump and a 200 gallon tank
Station No. 3 Fleet
Engine 323: 2012 Pierce Contender with a 1250 gpm pump and a 1000 gallon tank
Tender 333: 2000 International 4700 with a 250 gpm pump and a 1500 gallon tank
Brush Truck 343: 2004 Chevy 3500 with a 250 gpm pump and a 200 gallon tank
Brush Truck 345: 2007 Chevy 3500 with a 250 gpm pump and a 200 gallon tank
Brazos County Precinct 3 Command Staff
The department’s command staff is responsible for commanding operations on the fireground as well as all the background tasks required to keep volunteers, apparatus, and equipment operational.
Fire Chief: Matthew Drennan
Matthew Drennan started as a volunteer with Precinct 3 in 2014. He was voted in as Fire Chief in 2022 and became Precinct 3’s first Paid Fire Chief in 2025.
Assistant Chief: Katlene Ginn
Katlene Ginn started as a volunteer with Precinct 3 in 2009. She has been a fire officer with Precinct 3 since 2021 and was hired as a Paid Assistant Chief in 2025.
Captain: Rosa Bouchery
Rosa Bouchery has been a volunteer with Precinct 3 since 2020. She has been a fire officer with Precinct 3 since 2024 and was promoted to Captain in 2025.
Brazos County Precinct 3 Administrative Staff
The administrative staff is comprised of volunteer first responders that are elected to two-year terms by the membership. In addition to responding to emergencies, the administrative staff also has the significant responsibility of running the business side (budget, membership, trainings and business meetings, community relations, etc.) of the fire department.
President
Hailey Polson
Vice President
Edgardo Garcia Vela
Treasurer
Thomas Sanborn
Secretary
Devan Hardy