Ebensberger-Fisher Funeral Home

06/18/2026

06/11/2026

🚗 Calling all Fair Oaks Ranch teens & young adults!
The Reality Education for Drivers (RED) program is coming to our city on Thursday, June 25 (10 AM – 3 PM) at the Fair Oaks Ranch Municipal Court, 7286 Dietz Elkhorn.

This FREE, one‑day class teaches drivers ages 15‑25 to drive sober, safely and within the speed limit. It’s hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife Extension’s Watch UR BAC and TxDOT.

Benefits: improved decision‑making, fewer risky behaviours, greater awareness of consequences and support for safe driving habits.

Reserve your spot by June 25th—Call the Fair Oaks Ranch Municipal Court at (210) 698-0983 to register.

06/07/2026

06/06/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨

The Boerne Police Department has received reports of scammers calling local residents while posing as "Lt. Paul Bryant" with the Boerne Police Department.

Please be aware:❌ We do not have a Lt. Paul Bryant employed by the Boerne Police Department.❌ The Boerne Police Department will never call you requesting any form of payment, gift cards, wire transfers, or other financial transactions.

If you receive a call from this scammer, do not engage. If you answer the call, hang up immediately.

Remember, scammers often use fear, urgency, and intimidation to pressure victims into acting quickly. If something feels off, trust your instincts.

If you ever feel intimidated, threatened, or unsure about a call claiming to be from law enforcement, contact the Boerne Police Department directly at 📞 830-249-8645 to verify the information.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this post and warning friends and family members.

06/05/2026

Happy birthday Billy!!! Enjoy your day!

06/05/2026

WHEN THERE'S SMOKE, THERE'S A REASON!

Recently, firefighters responded to a report of smoke inside a residence. The homeowners had been asleep when their smoke alarms activated, providing the early warning they needed to investigate and call for help.

Upon arrival, crews found light smoke still present inside the home, but it was beginning to clear. No active fire was visible. No breakers had tripped. Initial checks of the home, attic, and surrounding areas revealed no obvious heat source or hazardous conditions.

At that point, it would have been easy to assume the problem had resolved itself. But we didn't stop there, firefighters kept looking.

During their investigation, crews noticed an item with a heat indicator showing a slight temperature elevation. Nothing alarming at first glance, but enough to warrant a closer look. As firefighters carefully disassembled and examined the item, they discovered the hidden culprit.

Inside was a completely melted pump with internal temperatures exceeding 200 degrees.

The pump had been connected to a light switch and had been left on. Despite generating enough heat to melt itself and fill the home with smoke, the electrical load was not sufficient to trip the breaker.

So, can a device fail, overheat, and create a dangerous condition without tripping a breaker? The answer is YES.

This incident is a great reminder that circuit breakers are designed to protect wiring from excessive current—not necessarily to protect every appliance or device from failure.

It's also a reminder of why working smoke alarms are so important. The smoke alarms alerted the homeowners while they were sleeping, giving them valuable time to react before conditions became worse.

Great work by your Bergheim VFD firefighters, whose persistence, attention to detail, and commitment to safety ensured the source was found and the hazard eliminated.

🔥 Smoke alarms save lives.
🔥 If something doesn't seem right, keep investigating.

06/05/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month.

First responders are often exposed to traumatic events that can leave lasting emotional and mental impacts. While the uniform may come off at the end of a shift, the experiences they carry can remain long after.

PTSD is a reality for many first responders, and raising awareness is an important step toward breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. No one should feel they have to face these challenges alone.

If you or someone you know is struggling, don't hesitate to reach out to a trusted professional, peer support program, or local resource for help.

06/05/2026

🔥 Calling All Young Pitmasters! 🔥

Do you know a young cook who loves to BBQ?

The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo’s Buckaroo Que Competition gives youth the opportunity to showcase their skills by preparing and cooking their own quail dish for a panel of judges.

🏆 Champion Buckle & Banner for 1st Place
🏆 Banners for 2nd & 3rd Place

This is a great opportunity for young chefs to build confidence, learn new skills, and compete for top honors.

Registration closes soon—don’t miss out!

📍 Learn more and enter here: https://www.sarodeo.com/f/277