Patch from the North Montgomery County, Texas volunteer fire department. The rectangular patch has a navy blue background and yellow edging. A yellow cross with red borders occupies most of the space. "No. Montgomery Co. Texas" is written across two banners on the top and bottom of the patch. Images of a fire hydrant, a crossed hook and ladder, a fire helmet, and "VFD" appear in the points. The center of this cross contains a silver and white five pointed star.

Patch from the Conroe, Texas fire department. The shield-shaped patch has a light blue background with dark blue edging. "Conroe Fire" is written across the top and bottom edges of the patch in red. A yellow illustration of Texas in the center contains images of oil platforms, a wooded lake, and a red star indicating Conroe's location. A red C, white D, and blue F appear in the upper left corner.

Patch from the Conroe, Texas fire department. The circular patch has a dark blue background and yellow edging. "Conroe Fire Dept" is written in yellow along the top and bottom of the patch. A red cross with white borders appears in the center. "Rescue" and "Prevention" are written in the vertical points. The left point contains a fire hydrant, ladder, and pike. The right point contains a white Star of Life. The center circle contains a white image of Texas with a black star over the location of Conroe.

Patch from the Splendora, Texas fire department. The rectangular patch has silver edging and a primarily dark blue background. "Splendora Screamin' Sixteen Fire & Rescue" is written across the top and bottom of the patch. The center of the patch features a Texas flag background, a "fire scramble," and a bold yellow "16."