Verdigris Fire District

09/05/2026

Another huge “THANK YOU” to Suburban Chevrolet for their generous donation! This money will go directly towards saving lives and property in our community. Stay tuned and we will reveal the life saving equipment this specific donation will be used for. 👀 🔥💨🚒👨‍🚒👩‍🚒🧯

Back our first responders

09/03/2026

We’re super proud of one of our firefighters! Tyler will forever belong to Verdigris Fire, because he started his career journey with us! Great job Tyler, inspiring the next generation of firefighters to dream BIG and pursue that dream!

Tyler Gordon always knew he wanted to be a firefighter, and he recently graduated from Tulsa Fire Department's Fire Academy.

09/03/2026

Thank you Suburban Chevrolet for your generosity and support!

09/02/2026

Effective immediately, the Rogers County Board of Commissioners have established through resolution a burn ban for the entire county. Please read the specifics of the resolution if you have questions about what type of outdoor burning is restricted and remember that violations carry a $500.00 fine. When in doubt DON’T BURN!

07/24/2026

07/15/2026

We are honored once again to receive the call from our neighbors in Texas. We have deployed a swift water boat and personnel as a part of OK-TF1-Tulsa to respond to the ongoing flooding emergencies and count it a privilege to represent our great State!

06/17/2026

OK-TF1-Tulsa on their way to Texas for ongoing flooding emergencies.

06/16/2026

Verdigris Fire along with OK-TF1-Tulsa are currently deployed to Texas for ongoing widespread flooding emergencies.

04/17/2026

Yo ho, this is an official “Trampoline Watch” for our community! Make sure to batten down the hatches this evening and secure all the garage sale b***y over in The Vintage at Verdigris. It’s shapin’ up for a squall that is sure to shiver your timbers! Keep your good eye on the skies and stay up to date on the weather today from a trusted weather source. The weather this evening might just be rated “RRRRrrrrrrrrr”! 🏴‍☠️

Severe storms are possible later today across parts of Oklahoma, especially this afternoon into tonight.

The Storm Prediction Center says the main concern will be damaging winds, with some gusts possibly approaching 90 mph in the strongest storms. Large hail and a brief tornado or two also cannot be ruled out, mainly across northern Oklahoma. Storms may begin more isolated, then grow into a larger line or cluster as they move east.

Bottom line: Be ready for rapidly changing weather later today, especially if you live across northern or northeastern Oklahoma. Make sure you have a way to get warnings and stay weather aware through the evening.

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04/15/2026

Time to tune into local weather stations now. 4-14-26 10:15pm