In Action

These photos and videos tell the story of commitment, bravery, and community service - showing Texas Public Safety Divers volunteers in action during training and critical rescue and recovery operations.

Photos of TXPSD

Volunteer diver performing a safety dive in clear Texas waters.

TXPSD diver in full gear during a public safety training session.

Underwater shot of a volunteer retrieving essential rescue equipment

Team of TXPSD divers coordinating during a rescue dive operation

Close-up of a diver using advanced underwater communication gear

Volunteers demonstrating proper use of safety and rescue diving equipment

TXPSD training session with volunteers learning emergency protocols.

Public safety diver assisting in underwater recovery during training

Underwater drill showcasing teamwork among TXPSD volunteer divers

Diver in action performing a salvage operation in a riverine environment

TXPSD team gearing up for an intensive and coordinated training dive

Videos of TXPSD

Callout History of Operational Requests

Browse our callout history to see a timeline of the missions where TXPSD has made a tangible difference. From high‑stakes rescues to intricate recovery operations, our history is a testament to the dedication of our team and the support of our community.

2024

5/29/24 - Pedernales River SP - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

4/15/24 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Standby

2023

11/3/23 - San Marcos River - Evidence Recovery - San Marcos PD - Cleared

10/7/23 - JBSA - Joint Base San Antonio Rangers - Survey

3/10/23 - Drainage Pond - Texas DPS - Body Recovery - Cleared search zone

2022

12/8/22 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

7/5/22 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

7/5/22 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardns - Body Recovery - Found

2021

6/13/21 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

5/2/21 - San Marcos River - Texas DPS - Body Recovery - Found

4/27/21 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

2020

12/17/20 Hays County - HCSO - Body Recovery - never found

9/27/20 - San Marcos River HCSO - Body Recovery - Found

5/8/20 - San Marcos River HCSO - Body Recovery - Found

2019

8/10/19 - San Antonio Pond - SAPD - Evidence Recovery - Cleared search zone

7/4/19 - San Marcos River HCSO - Body Recovery - Found

1/19/19 - Canyon Lake - WORD - Salvage - Recovered

1/7/19- San Antonio River - SAPD - Body Recovery - Cleared search zone

2018

8/20/18 - Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

8/13/18 Canyon Lake - Texas Game Wardens - Body Recovery - Found

2017

9/2/17 - San Marcos River HCSO - Body Recovery - Found

2016

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Every dive is a promise to provide the highest standard of safety, expertise, and support.

Common Questions

What is Texas Public Safety Divers (TXPSD)?

TXPSD is a 501(c)(3) non‑profit organization made up of highly trained volunteer civilians. We specialize in public safety diving, search and rescue / recovery, and waterborne operations — providing free, expert services to support local, state, and federal agencies across Central Texas.

How do I request assistance from TXPSD?

If you represent an agency or organization in need of our public safety diving services, simply reach out via our contact page or call our dedicated hotline. Our team works closely with emergency responders to ensure prompt, effective support during critical missions.

How can I get involved or volunteer with TXPSD?

We welcome passionate individuals who want to make a difference. Whether you’re an experienced diver or eager to learn, contact us for information on training opportunities and the application process to join our committed team of lifesavers.

Are TXPSD’s services free?

Absolutely. As a volunteer-driven non‑profit, our public safety diving services are offered free of charge. We rely on community support and donations to maintain top‑quality equipment and training for our missions.