Jones Fire Department

06/09/2025

A big thank you to Jones Kiwanis and everyone else who came out to support us this weekend at the fundraiser. We appreciate all of your support. Sincerely JFD

06/02/2025

Alittle tanker and drafting training last night

05/28/2025

05/19/2025

Tonight the Jones fire dept hosted a survival flight landing zone school for the Jones police dept, Luther fire dept and Oklahoma County Emergency management.

05/04/2025

Congratulations to one of our newest fireman Kelly Knight for passing his EMR certification training for his medical training and to better assist on medical calls.🚒👩🏻‍🚒⛑️

04/13/2025

As we transition into spring in Oklahoma, we want to remind everyone to register your storm shelters or interior safe rooms with us.

During storm season, we want to make sure our list is up to date so we can ensure a quick response and coordinated search and rescue efforts if needed.

You can call or stop by city hall and give your information to the city clerk who will put the information into our list. Jones city hall 405-399-5301

Thank you.

03/28/2025

The burn ban for the town of jones and its fire district has been lifted per the fire chief, please resume back to normal burn permit procedures and call for daily permits.

03/17/2025

Effective immediately, the Town of Jones and its fire district is under a burn ban until further notice per the Fire Chief. For any questions you can call Justin Nelson 405-229-2046

03/16/2025

The fire department appreciates everyone that has checked on us and brought us all the drinking water and snacks, please keep your eyes open the next few days on any open burning or smoke as the winds are forecasted to be increased again on Monday and Tuesday.

03/01/2025

Congratulations to Tessa and Justin on their healthy arrival, Justin also volunteers at Jones fire dept in his spare time.

On Wednesday, Justin and Tessa rushed to Mercy to deliver their first child. They were about halfway when both realized they would not make it. Justin, a licensed paramedic with Guthrie Fire, pulled his truck over to deliver their child on the side of the highway. During the delivery, Justin noticed something was wrong, and the cord had become wrapped around the neck. Thankfully, he remained calm, relied on his training, and removed the cord from around the neck. Despite the craziness of the moment, Justin and Tessa were able to welcome their healthy baby boy, Axton, to the world. What an incredible story! Guthrie Fire and EMS wanted to say congratulations to your family!

01/19/2025

The Fire Department assisted with Hickory Hills, Luther and Acardia Fire on a fully involved structure fire on north Harrah rd last night, all residents got out safely but the home was a total loss.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas to all