Guthrie Fire & EMS

05/18/2026

05/05/2026

The Guthrie Police Department , Fire Department along with 63rd CST-MWD are training in the 900 of E .Prairie Grove.

We will have multiple Emergency Vehicles in the area.

04/29/2026

Great work by Green today, helping the OSU students train!

04/26/2026

🚒 Touch the Trucks Event Brings Family Fun and Safety Awareness to Guthrie https://loom.ly/S4q5rU8

03/24/2026

Green Shift responded to South Capitol for a reported vehicle fire. Upon arrival, crews found a fully involved car fire in close proximity to a structure. The team acted quickly and performed an effective fire attack, achieving a rapid knockdown and preventing extension. Following the incident, Green Shift promptly returned to service and was available to respond to an ambulance call. There were no injuries reported at the scene.

03/19/2026

Green Shift responded to a vehicle accident on Highway 33. One patient had to be extricated from the vehicle. All patients were stable. Excellent work by Green Shift, Guthrie Police Department, and dispatch!

02/22/2026

Guthrie Fire & EMS would like to congratulate Firefighter Ben Cunningham on successfully earning his paramedic license! Over the past year, Cunningham completed an extensive program with the School of EMS at the Guthrie Fire Department and has recently passed his national exam. GFD is proud to have dedicated professionals like Paramedic Cunningham who go above and beyond to better serve the citizens of our community. Congratulations, Paramedic Cunningham!

02/01/2026

Please join us in congratulating Drew Hymer on his promotion to Captain. Captain Hymer has been with the Guthrie Fire Department since 2008 and has been a significant asset throughout his career.

In addition to his leadership and experience, Captain Hymer is currently enrolled in Paramedic School and is set to graduate later this year. Among his many accomplishments, Captain Hymer is also a member of the Oklahoma Smoke Divers, graduated from class 2, and is OSD 51.

We are proud to have Captain Hymer represent our department with professionalism, pride, and integrity. Congratulations on your well-deserved promotion, Captain Hymer!

01/23/2026

Today, before the inclement weather arrived, we had the opportunity to celebrate the retirement of Captain Reihs. Captain Reihs has proudly served this department and our community for 25 years. In addition to his career as a first responder, he also dedicated many years of his life to serving our country in the military.

Captain Reihs and his wife, Creedy, call Guthrie home, where they raised their two sons—both graduates of Guthrie Public Schools. We wish Captain Reihs nothing but the best in his well-earned retirement and many enjoyable moments ahead with his family.

Please join us in congratulating Captain Reihs on a job exceptionally well done!

01/23/2026

Thank you to our friends over at Logan County Emergency Management

When there’s a need……..

This morning the Logan County EM Office checked with the Guthrie Fire Department to see if they needed anything. It was realized, by no fault of the FD, that their bottled water supply had been depleted. As a former firefighter, the importance of staying hydrated while battling a fire is just as important during the winter as it is in the summer. Dehydration can set in faster during winter months because the body is cold and doesn’t realize the need for hydration.

A call was immediately placed with partners and a pallet of water was obtained from one of our organizations we work with in OKC. With the help of some thirsty firefighters, the water was unload and moved to the storage area.

We would like to thank our partners available to us that come through when in need. Community partnership is what keeps everyone supplied.