Oliver County Rural Fire Protection District

Oliver County Rural Fire Protection District Oliver County Rural Fire Protection District is a 100% volunteer rural fire department serving the residents of Oliver County, North Dakota

🚨 EXTREME FIRE DANGER & HIGH WIND WARNING TODAY 🚨Oliver County and surrounding areas are under EXTREME fire danger condi...
05/14/2026

🚨 EXTREME FIRE DANGER & HIGH WIND WARNING TODAY 🚨

Oliver County and surrounding areas are under EXTREME fire danger conditions today. With dry conditions and strong winds, even the smallest spark can turn into a fast-moving wildfire in seconds.

πŸ”₯ PLEASE DO NOT BURN TODAY πŸ”₯
This includes:
β€’ Garbage burning
β€’ Brush piles
β€’ Campfires
β€’ Fire pits
β€’ Burning barrels
β€’ Welding/grinding in dry grass areas
β€’ Anything that could create a spark

A cigarette tossed from a vehicle, a chain dragging on the highway, or one spark from equipment is all it takes.

⚠️ Everyone is asked to stay alert today.
If you see smoke or fire β€” CALL IT IN IMMEDIATELY. Quick reporting can save homes, land, livestock, and lives.

🏑 Rural Residents:
It is a good idea to water the grass and areas around your home, buildings, propane tanks, and shelterbelts to help keep them green and slow the spread of fire if one starts nearby.

🚜 Farmers & Ranchers:
If you have portable water tanks, trailers, discs, tractors, or other equipment that could help slow the spread of a fire β€” and are willing to assist in an emergency β€” please reach out on this page or contact Chief Bryan Bradley directly. Having local resources ready can make a huge difference during fast-moving grass fires.

Please use caution today and help protect our communities, firefighters, and neighbors. Stay safe and stay aware. πŸš’

04/22/2026
Planned management tools such as controlled burns play a crucial role in restoring native ecosystems, mitigating wildfir...
04/20/2026

Planned management tools such as controlled burns play a crucial role in restoring native ecosystems, mitigating wildfire risks, and controlling invasive species like Kentucky bluegrass.

Such controlled environments also can provide an opportunity for local fire departments to engage in training exercises.

Photo credit: Katie Henke-Simon, and Chris Simon

If you see smoke west of town today, do not be alarmed! Our fire department is conducting a controlled burn! This will p...
04/19/2026

If you see smoke west of town today, do not be alarmed!

Our fire department is conducting a controlled burn!

This will provide valuable training and knowledge to help better serve you!

10/09/2025

We are grateful for awsome turnout tonight at our fire prevention supper, we appreciate your continued support. Thank you

10/03/2025

Get set for an entertaining evening at our Fire Prevention Week Supper on Wednesday October 8th, as the Oliver County Sherriff's Department faces off against the Oliver County Rural Fire Protection District in an action-packed tug-o-war.

Please join us Wednesday, October 8th,  for a last hoorah to summer as we celebrate fire prevention week!
09/30/2025

Please join us Wednesday, October 8th, for a last hoorah to summer as we celebrate fire prevention week!

Thank You Hayleigh for the donation
09/17/2025

Thank You Hayleigh for the donation

09/14/2025

HAYLEIGH is back at is selling lemonade again today stop by the hall and help her out

HAYLEIGH IS AT THE HALL RAISING MONEY FOR OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT
09/13/2025

HAYLEIGH IS AT THE HALL RAISING MONEY FOR OUR FIRE DEPARTMENT

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112 East Main Street
Center, ND
58530

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