Fairview Fire Department

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The Fairview Fire Department (FFD) is a volunteer organization operating from one station with 19 volunteers and 2 full-time paid career firefighters. The Fairview Fire Department provides fire protection and emergency medical response for Fairview, OK and the surrounding area. FFD is one of 7 fire departments located in Major County and our primary fire district covers approximately 202 square mi

les. Through training, equipment, and infrastructure upgrades, FFD was able to improve to a Class 4 ISO rating.

The Major County Board of County Commissioners have lifted the county wide burn ban effective immediately.Please remain ...
04/06/2026

The Major County Board of County Commissioners have lifted the county wide burn ban effective immediately.

Please remain cautious when performing any outdoor burns, and be weather aware surrounding the dates that will proceed your burn.

As always, please contact the Major County Sheriff's Office to notify them of your burn to prevent unnecessary dispatch of emergency crews to your location.

Please stay weather aware today as the threat for severe storms ramps up! We’ll be tracking storms locally and out west ...
04/01/2026

Please stay weather aware today as the threat for severe storms ramps up! We’ll be tracking storms locally and out west as/if storms develop heading towards Fairview.

03/27/2026

Fairview FD and the Major County Task Force remain on scene tonight near Hitchcock at today’s wildfire incident. We understand that the active fire has been stopped and crews will remain in mop-up working hot spots and containment lines throughout the evening.

🚩❗️ Today is a critical day! Winds are already gusting, humidity is crashing, and temperatures will soar. Please do not ...
03/26/2026

🚩❗️ Today is a critical day! Winds are already gusting, humidity is crashing, and temperatures will soar. Please do not light any fires today. We’re in red flag conditions today with high risk wildfire potential.

Call 911 immediately to report any smoke. Check your previous controlled burns. Stay safe and avoid any hot work outside today.

Don’t let the cooler temperatures fool you. Fire threat remains very real today!
03/22/2026

Don’t let the cooler temperatures fool you. Fire threat remains very real today!

03/19/2026

There is a large controlled burn south of Midway near NS242 & EW57. All agencies are aware.

Dry conditions and elevated temperatures are driving overly high for conditions for NW Oklahoma. Combined with the abund...
03/19/2026

Dry conditions and elevated temperatures are driving overly high for conditions for NW Oklahoma. Combined with the abundant fire load this presents extreme risk for wildfire throughout the month of March.

Be vigilant and be safe.

03/19/2026

PSA.

03/15/2026

❗️Major County task force has been requested at Mooreland for a large wildfire. Before we could leave, another large fire started near Ames. All county departments currently enroute to Ames to tackle that fire before we send crews west to Mooreland.

We try not to sound the alarm and understand landowners want to burn, but today was a prime example of unheeded advice. ...
03/15/2026

We try not to sound the alarm and understand landowners want to burn, but today was a prime example of unheeded advice. A landowner inquired about burn ban status and was advised we are currently under no burn restrictions, but open burning was not suggested.

At 15:10 FFD was dispatched east of Fairview to this property for a controlled burn that lost containment and burned onto an adjacent property. Unfortunately, some damage was sustained to an outbuilding on the adjacent property. While we understand mistakes happen, we try to provide appropriate warnings as weather and conditions dictate.

That said, for those across the county that burned today, and there were over a half dozen, please ensure your fires are properly extinguished before tomorrow’s horrendous winds. We’d hate to see a repeat of lost and damaged property to you or your neighbors tomorrow.

Don’t let the morning fool you, today is not a great day to burn. Why? Because rarely do farmers get their fires 100% ex...
03/14/2026

Don’t let the morning fool you, today is not a great day to burn. Why? Because rarely do farmers get their fires 100% extinguished. Rarely are adequate fire breaks created, and rarely are adequate water supplies and manpower on scene to control them.

Why does this matter today…..because tomorrow is coming. Tomorrow will bring sustained winds of 20-30mph with gusts upwards of 60mph. Relative humidities near the teens will prompt rapid and unpredictable fire growth.

If you don’t want to see us tomorrow, please don’t burn today. Be a considerate neighbor and burn another day that won’t be followed by red flag conditions. We mean no disrespect to our farm and ranch community or your experience, but we know what tomorrow likely holds.

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203 E Central
Fairview, OK
73737

Telephone

+15802274444

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