Claremore Fire Department

10/12/2026

A-shift Station 3 got a visit from our friends at Stuart Roosa Elementary on Friday. What a great way to end the week!

10/09/2026

Applications are open! Go apply for the best job in the world with our Brothers & Sisters at the Owasso Fire Dept!

Owasso Fire Department is now accepting applications.

Please visit OwassoHires.com for more information

10/07/2026

B-Shift Pub Ed @ Westside school, After our Presentation with a little FF competition!

10/07/2026

A-Shift Had some fun with our friends at Catalayah Elementary today! 🕺🔥

10/06/2026

The City of Claremore and the Claremore Fire Department is teaming up with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week™, October 4 -10, Charge into Fire Safety™: Safe Charging Is a Superpower.

Help us spread the word that everyday actions can help prevent lithium-ion battery fires. Use your charging superpower by making smart choices every time you plug in.

For more info: fpw.org.

10/06/2026

Your Claremore Fire Dept A-Shift has a full day of Fire Safety with one of our largest schools, Catalayah Elementary! But don’t worry, we are still available and responding to calls. 🚒🔥
Always Ready. Proud to Serve.

10/06/2026

October is a busy month for the Claremore FD as we travel to schools all over our community teaching kids about Fire Safety. C-Shift kicked it off yesterday with our friends over at Mustard Seed. Way to go guys! 🚒🔥🧯

10/06/2026

ROGERS COUNTY BURN BAN UPDATE

The Rogers County countywide burn ban has expired.

During this morning’s regular meeting of the Rogers County Board of County Commissioners, the Board agreed to allow the burn ban to expire without extension, following input from area fire departments, which voted 6-5 in favor of allowing the ban to expire.

Please be advised that the expiration of the burn ban does not mean the fire danger has passed. Extreme drought conditions remain across our area, and conditions have continued to worsen in some locations.

If you choose to burn, please use extreme caution and take appropriate safety precautions:

Monitor weather and wind conditions closely.
Have a fire safety plan in place before burning.
Keep water and other fire suppression equipment readily available.
Never leave a fire unattended.

County officials and area fire departments will continue to monitor drought and fire conditions. Should conditions worsen or present an increased threat to public safety, the need for a countywide burn ban will be revisited and announcements will be made to the local news, social media, and website banner at www.rogerscounty.org.

Please burn responsibly. Your safety and the safety of firefighters, property, and communities depend on it.

10/03/2026

Come see us at Claremore Lake Park, Free fun for the whole family! We will be here until 1230.

02/23/2026

Please be advised Rogers County has issued a burn ban until further notice. This will include all burning inside of the City of Claremore Government.

ROGERS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ENACT IMMEDIATE BURN BAN

All outdoor burning is prohibited within Rogers County until the ban is lifted. The resolution was passed pursuant to the authority granted under Oklahoma Statutes, Title 2, § 16-26(B), the Oklahoma Forestry Code.

Rogers County Sheriff's Office will enforce the ban and is authorized to issue citations to individuals found in violation. Any person convicted of violating a county-issued burn ban is guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine of not more than $500, imprisonment for up to one year, or both.