Bexar County Emergency Services District No. 7
Every system we run on, in one place. Each destination still asks for its own login.
Press / to search.
The scheduler, the checklists, the maintenance board or this page — a wrong link, a button that does nothing, a number that looks wrong, anything.
Report it on the maintenance board →
It goes straight to IT with a number and a history you can check, instead of disappearing into somebody's inbox. Tick affects dispatch, CAD, an MDT or a rig in service and it is sent through immediately.
Worth including:
If the board itself will not load, that is the one case it cannot take — reach IT the way you already do.
D7FR's IT is handled by 210IT. Call the helpdesk — don't wait for someone to notice.
210-499-0681Computers, printers, phones, email, accounts and lockouts, station network, MDT and CAD.
Not urgent? Put it on the maintenance board instead of texting it — it gets a number, an owner and a history you can check.
Have this ready when you call:
Say it up front if it affects dispatch, CAD, or an MDT on an in-service rig. Those get escalated ahead of routine tickets.
The daily set — sign in with your D7FR Microsoft account.
Shift board, trade requests, open overtime, staffing by unit.
Daily rig checks, compartment inventory, engine and odometer readings.
Apparatus, station and IT requests in one place — open queues, work orders, and what is out of service right now.
A rig, the station, a piece of equipment, or a computer. One form — it goes to the right people and you can see what happens to it.
Specialty teams and the people to call.
Team documents, training material, and operational references.
Operational and training documents for the wildland team.
Emergency Task Force deployment documents. Access is granted per deployment.
Yvonne Garcia leads our CISM team. Reach her in Teams or by email for peer support, a debrief after a hard call, or help getting to EAP.
Call or text 988 any time — for you or for someone on your crew.
Incident documentation and anything that has to be filed after a call.
Fire (NFIRS) and EMS incident reporting, personnel and asset records.
Tell your officer immediately — the workers' comp claim is filed by admin, not by you. Get the injury reported the same shift.
Public sources worth a look at shift change.
Forecast, watches, and warnings for Bexar County.
Texas A&M Forest Service — county burn ban status and fire danger.
TxDOT closures and road conditions — useful in ice and flooding.
Continuing education and the state records that renew off it.
Assigned coursework and continuing education hours.
Texas Commission on Fire Protection — certification lookup and renewals.
EMT and paramedic certification, renewals, and state EMS rules.
National Registry account and recertification.
Anything a firefighter needs off shift.
Employee self-service — pay stubs, W-2s, timesheets, personal info changes.
Texas County & District Retirement System — account, statements, beneficiaries.
Standard operating guidelines in Lexipol — sign in with your department account.
D7FR public site — board agendas, minutes, and district information.
Mail, chat, and personal file storage.
Chiefs and IT only. Listed for convenience — every one of these still enforces its own login.
Workers' comp employer portal — file and track an on-duty injury claim.
Django admin for apparatus, templates, and scheduler data.
Users, licenses, mail flow.
Identity, app registrations, PIM role activation.
Django backend and Postgres for the checklist and scheduler apps.
Static hosting for the scheduler front end and this hub.
d7fr.org records — where subdomains get pointed.