Tri-District Fire Protection District

05/06/2026

Please join us in congratulating Firefighters Jacob Newman and Zac Robinett on successfully completing and passing their Firefighter I certifications. Their hard work, dedication, and commitment to the fire service have paid off, and we are proud to have them as part of the department.

This accomplishment is an important milestone, but it is only the beginning. In the fire service, training never stops, and we look forward to seeing both firefighters continue to grow in knowledge, skill, and experience throughout their careers.
Congratulations, gentlemen, and great job!

03/21/2026

🔥CONTROLLED BURN REMINDER🔥

with fire weather conditions ramping up, please keep this in mind.

Even after a fire appears out, hot spots can remain and reignite hours later—or even the next day.

⚠️ Before leaving any burn:
• Soak the area thoroughly with water
• Stir and turn over ashes to expose hidden heat
• Continue applying water until everything is cool to the touch

👀 After extinguishment:
• Monitor burn areas frequently
• Watch for smoke, steam, or glowing embers
• Be extra cautious with changing wind conditions

03/09/2026

BURN BAN LIFTED – ROGERS COUNTY

The Rogers County Burn Ban has officially expired, and outdoor burning is now permitted.

Even though the ban has been lifted, please continue to burn responsibly and safely:

• Monitor weather conditions and wind
• Never leave fires unattended
• Keep a water source nearby
• Avoid burning during high winds or dry conditions

Our area can still become dangerous quickly, so use caution and help prevent wildfires.

If a fire gets out of control, call 911 immediately.

03/08/2026

⏰ Change Your Clocks — Change Your Batteries!

Daylight Saving Time is here. Take a moment today to test your smoke alarms and replace the batteries.

It’s a simple step that helps keep your home and family safe.

02/23/2026

Rogers County is now under a burn ban effective immediately. Please help protect our community by complying and sharing this information.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Tri-District Fire! Today, we are grateful for the amazing community we serve and the neighbors who make our work meaningful every day. We wish you and your family a safe and joyful holiday filled with warmth and good cheer. Happy Thanksgiving!

10/28/2025

🎃 It’s almost time for tricks, treats, and a whole lot of fun! 👻
Stop by Tri-District Fire Station 2 this Halloween night (6–9 PM) for candy and spooky good vibes! 🍬🚒

07/20/2025

🔥 Reminder for All Residents and Landowners 🔥

Before conducting a control burn, please contact the non-emergency dispatch line at 918-923-4755.

This quick call helps crews distinguish planned burns from potential emergencies, ensuring we don't waste valuable resources responding to a well-managed fire mistaken as a hazard. Every report helps us serve the community efficiently and stay ready for true emergencies.

Send a message to learn more

03/30/2025

🚨 Honing Our Skills, Serving Our Community! 🚨

Our personnel recently completed Emergency Vehicle Driver Training, blending classroom learning with a hands-on driving course. This training helps us refine our knowledge and maneuvering skills, ensuring we’re equipped to respond swiftly and most importantly, safely.
We’re proud of everyone for their dedication to keeping our community safe— A big round of applause for going the extra mile to protect and serve! 👏🚒

03/20/2025

🚒 A Heartfelt Thank You to Our Firefighters & Their Families ❤️

🔥While looking back over the last week, we feel it’s Important to acknowledge and thank the hard work of our firefighters and that of neighboring departments who tirelessly worked to keep ours and our surrounding communities safe; Many of whom are volunteers with no compensation for their time and efforts. 🔥

To our incredible Tri-District and surrounding area firefighters: You are more than just first responders—you are the beating heart of our community. For every call you answer, for every moment of courage, and for every second spent cleaning and preparing the trucks for the next call. The hours may often go unnoticed, but your dedication to prepare for the next one is greatly appreciated—thank you.

To our firefighters’ families, who sacrifice their time with you so that others can be safe, thank you for your unwavering support. Your strength and understanding are what make our firefighters’ work possible.