Collinsville Professional Firefighters Local 3310

05/28/2026

5 of your Collinsville Professional Firefighters recently completed their Firefighter 1 Academy. Over the past two months, these firefighters learned the basic fundamentals of firefighting, building a strong foundation that will allow them to continue learning and developing throughout their careers. Good Work Firefighter Houghland, Firefighter Marveggio, Firefighter Pritchard, Firefighter Roadman, Firefighter Robinson.

05/21/2026

Yesterday firefighters from A and B shift were able to take some time off for a day of golf for EMS week.

Thank you Bailey Medical Center and Bailey Ranch Golf Course for putting on this event every year. It’s always a great time.

05/21/2026

This EMS Week, the Collinsville Professional Firefighters proudly recognize and thank the dedicated EMTs, AEMTs, and Paramedics who answer the call every day for our community.

Whether it’s providing lifesaving care during emergencies, assisting with hospital-to-hospital transfers, helping patients safely from hospital to home, comforting families in difficult moments, or standing ready 24/7, your commitment and professionalism make a difference in countless lives.

We are incredibly grateful for the hard work, sacrifice, and compassion shown by all of our EMS providers. Thank you for everything you do for the citizens of Collinsville and beyond.

Happy EMS Week from the Collinsville Professional Firefighters Local 3310.

05/14/2026

Yesterday, B Shift firefighters were invited to Collinsville Upper Elementary to help host water play activities for the students’ end-of-school-year celebration.

We had a great time helping everyone cool off and enjoy the day. Thank you to Collinsville Upper Elementary for having us out!

04/29/2026

Two more days to apply!

Application deadline May 1.

Come join our team in one of the fastest growing cities in Oklahoma.

The first fire department in Oklahoma to go to the 24/72 42 hour workweek!!

Congratulations to the men and women of Collinsville Fire Department for truly investing in your people.

They will be the first in the IAFF District 11, which includes Texas. With Plano already moving towards it, the heat is on for other departments in their area.

As we have seen with Gainesville, Boynton Beach and Pasco County, this move saves both money and lives.

When you take the downstream financial waste of excessive overtime, poor retention costs and Workman's Compensation premiums and front load it into a fourth shift, it becomes far more fiscally efficient.

A well rested workforce performs at a much higher level and forges a stronger family at home. You also have a fourth shift to call in on those 'all hands' events.

You can find a mountain of FREE resources on the Behind the Shield Podcast website under the 24/72 tab.

The science and economics are irrefutable. All that's needed is the courage to fight for your people and community. Who's next?

04/28/2026

💪Big news for Collinsville Professional Firefighters Local 3310!

The Collinsville City Council recently approved a new contract with the Local that includes key reforms, like moving to a 24/72 schedule.

This change will help protect ' health, safety, and long-term well-being. Great work, Brothers and Sisters!

Michael Glynn, IAFF District 11 Vice President

04/23/2026

🚨Time is running out🚨

Applications are due May 1st. Come be a part of history with us as we become the first department in Oklahoma to implement the 24/72 schedule starting in July 2026.

Some benefits include:

✅More recovery time

✅Improved sleep cycles

✅Reduced burnout

✅Better work-life balance

✅More weekends off

✅Fewer commute days

✅Higher morale

✅Improved physical health

✅Better mental health

✅Less cumulative fatigue over time

04/16/2026

Applications Due May 1 2026 by 5pm
P.A.T May 5 2026
Interviews Week of May 12

04/13/2026

In honor of National 911 Telecommunicators Week, we want to say THANK YOU to our City of Collinsville 911 dispatchers. They are the calm voice and first point of contact when our community needs help most.

01/23/2026

With Winter weather and frigid temperatures moving in over the next few days we would like to remind you to stay warm, leave your faucets dripping and use safe heating measures. As always your Collinsville Firefighters will be here to assist you 24/7 with whatever challenges you may have.