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SafetyCuero Fire Department – 210 E. Main Street, Cuero, Texas 77954; Phone: 361-275-2411The Cuero Fire Department was recognized as an organized fire company in April of 1895. The Cuero Volunteer Fire Department incorporated in 2004 with a membership of approximately 50 volunteers. There are six paid drivers in the department today. The department has two main line pumpers, one backup pumper, a small quick attack truck, two tankers, a small and large brush truck, a booster truck, two rescue boats, and one rescue unit.
Since 1982 the Cuero Volunteer Fire Department has hosted an Annual Area Fire School
recognized by Texas A&M University.
Cuero Police Department – 201 E. Main Street, Cuero, Texas 77954; Phone: 361-275-3552
It is the mission of the Cuero Police Department and its employees, in cooperation with the
citizens of Cuero, to provide professional police services. Their mission is to enforce laws
that ensure the safety and equal services to all individuals through effective communication,
continuing education, and ethical enforcement. They will build partnerships between the Cuero
Police Department and the community to better serve and protect Cuero's future.
DeWitt County Sheriff's Department – 208 E. Live Oak, Cuero, Texas 77954; Phone: 361-275-5734DeWitt County has eleven deputies, plus the sheriff, and twenty-five jailers. The Sheriff's Department conducts many programs throughout the year. Project Lifesaver is a program where a tracking device is worn by a person who suffers from some type of dementia.
Community talks are based on subjects such as gun safety, vacation watch, and farm theft
prevention.
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2010.01.14