Alfalfa Volunteer Fire Department

08/18/2025

We would like to address an issue that has been happening at our station. We have noticed pets being dropped off and left at our fire department. We ask that you please don’t do this. We do not have someone up there daily, it is hot outside and there is no outside water for any animals left there. Also with it being on the highway, there is a good chance that whatever animal left there will be hit by a car.
We have quietly dealt with previous animals being left (rehomed) but with this last bunch left, it was time to speak up. Please don’t do this. If you absolutely must get rid of a pet, please try to contact an animal shelter or message us and we will try to help.

UPDATE: All kittens have found a home!

On that note, we have 4 kittens that need a home or someone willing to foster them until a home can be found. They are currently underweight but are being fed dry kitten food that can go with them to their new home. Please send us a message if you are willing to help!

07/04/2025

Be safe out there today!

“This is the last weekend someone in the USA will have all 10 fingers.” 🧨🖐️
Funny saying — but sadly, it’s true every 4th of July.

Fireworks injuries are no joke. 🚑 Every year, people — especially kids — end up in the ER with burns, lost fingers, or worse.

👀 Parents: Keep a close eye on your children.
🍻 Adults: Put the drinks down if you're lighting fireworks.

Let’s end the holiday weekend with all fingers, limbs, and eyesight intact. 🙌🎆👁️

And btw, happy July 4th! 🎇🍔🗽

04/14/2025

This is why community support and donations are so important to volunteer departments. We just don’t get a lot of funding so most of our costs are covered primarily from donations. We are so thankful for each and every donation, no matter how small!

04/03/2025

Gov. Kevin Stitt removed the Oklahoma State Forester from his position after devastating wildfires and now he says he wants to cut the forestry service.

03/21/2025

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for portions of Oklahoma and western north Texas today. Make sure you do your part to prevent fires from starting!

10/15/2024

Caddo County is implementing WAR protocol from October 15-18 due to unfavorable weather and limited personnel. We urge residents to respect the burn ban and red flag warning to make our job a little easier. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our department.

10/09/2024

October 7 2024 Caddo County enacted a burn ban. This covers outdoors welding/torches/grinding activities, no bonfires/campfires/cooking fires that are NOT in an enclosed grilling receptacle, no fireworks, no burning brush, and no field burning. This ban is in effect for 14 days, unless otherwise removed.
If you have any questions, please reach out to our department!

06/25/2024

The wildfire season is upon us! We depend on donations from the community to keep our firefighters going. Any and all donations are greatly appreciated!

Here is a list of beneficial items that are commonly used at all fire departments for the firefighters and we thank you!

•Bottled Water
•Gatorade/Powerade
•Non-Perishable Snack Items: Granola Bars, Assorted Nuts, Jerky, Packaged Crackers, Protein Bars
•Baby Wipes
•Chapstick
•Eye Drops
•Nasal Spray
•Tylenol / Ibuprofen
•Zip Lock Bags-Gallon & Sandwich Size
•Grocery Store Gift Cards or Visa Gift Cards (so that sandwich and fresh food items, and additional water can be purchased as needed during fires)