Update April 30, 2020 (10:15 a.m. CDT):
On May 1, TEEX will continue following social distancing guidelines and operating with essential personnel on-site. We will continue to maintain social …
COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS - The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) has made the difficult decision to cancel the 54th Annual Spanish Fire School, which was scheduled for July 5 - 10, 2020. Students will be offered full refunds on their tuition.
Statement from Chief Robert Moore, Division Director:
COLLEGE STATION - An aircraft’s fuselage explodes into flames. Railcars carrying crude oil have derailed and are burning. Several structures are on fire and a chemical …
DISASTER CITY, COLLEGE STATION – Nearly 200 responders in hazmat gear climbed over concrete chunks and rebar, calling out and using listening devices to locate and …
COLLEGE STATION - The Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) is augmenting its national training for healthcare personnel on infectious diseases to include the latest information on the coronavirus, which has spread from Wuhan, China, to the United States. According to news reports, over 300 people have died in China and more than …
SAN MARCOS, TX – The 12th annual TEEX Leadership Development Symposium in San Marcos, TX, broke previous attendance records with 1,150 emergency responders from across Texas, as well as 24 other states and Canada. The event, held Jan. …
Cyber Attacks: ‘It’s not a question of if it will happen to us, but a matter of when’ ~Eric Caldwell, Brazos County CIO
BRYAN, TX - You’ve seen the headlines – data breaches and ransomware attacks on cities, healthcare organizations, school districts and Fortune 500 companies.
“The …
COLLEGE STATION - Do you know how to control bleeding if someone has a severe cut? You could save a life if you can control the bleeding, and a free two-hour class can teach you how.
The new course, “Bleeding Control Basics,” teaches proper tourniquet use and pressure techniques to …
COLLEGE STATION – Sixty new firefighters graduated Dec. 19 from the 23rd Online Firefighter Recruit Academy at the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX). They completed 335 hours of training online before traveling to College Station for an intensive 21-day, hands-on firefighting “boot camp” at Brayton Fire Training Field.
