Wichita Mountain Estates Volunteer Fire Department

04/10/2026

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03/17/2026

🍀🚒 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from WMEVFD! 🚒🍀

Whether you’re chasing rainbows 🌈 or just enjoying some time with family and friends, we hope your day is filled with luck, laughter, and a little bit of green! 💚

While you’re celebrating, remember:
🔥 Stay safe
🚫 Don’t drink and drive
🚨 And keep fire safety in mind while cooking or celebrating

Our crews are always ready — 24/7, rain or shine (or shamrocks!) ☘️
From our family to yours, have a safe and happy St. Patrick’s Day!

03/15/2026

⚠️ ONE SPARK CAN START A WILDFIRE TODAY ⚠️

Conditions across Comanche County are creating dangerous fire weather. Strong winds, low humidity, and dry fuels mean even the smallest spark can quickly turn into a fast-moving wildfire.

🔥 Please help prevent fires today:

• Avoid outdoor burning
• Properly dispose of ci******es
• Be cautious with equipment and anything that may create sparks

A wildfire can start from something as simple as a dragging chain, cigarette, welding, or equipment spark.

🚨 If you see smoke or fire, REPORT IT IMMEDIATELY.

Your quick call can help firefighters respond before a small fire becomes a large wildfire.

Stay safe and help protect our community.

02/24/2026

🚨 RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT 🚨
Issued by the National Weather Service – Norman

🕘 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Tuesday)

Critical fire weather conditions are expected across our area.

🌬 Southwest winds: 15–25 mph (gusts up to 35 mph)
💧 Relative Humidity: As low as 10%
🌡 Temperatures: Near 80°

These conditions mean any fire that starts could spread rapidly and become dangerous very quickly.

🔥 Outdoor burning is NOT recommended.
🔥 Avoid activities that could create sparks.
🔥 Secure trailer chains and properly discard ci******es.

If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately. Early reporting makes a huge difference in stopping wildfires before they grow.

Let’s work together to protect Wichita Mountain Estates and Comanche County.

— Wichita Mountain Estates Volunteer Fire Department

02/23/2026

🚨 BURN BAN IN EFFECT – COMANCHE COUNTY 🚨
Effective February 23, 2026

Due to extreme fire danger conditions, a county-wide burn ban has been issued.

❌ No campfires
❌ No outdoor burning
❌ No fireworks
⚠️ Report smoke immediately

Dry conditions and wind can turn even a small spark into a fast-moving wildfire. We are asking everyone to do their part to protect our homes, property, and community.

If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately. Early reporting helps us respond quickly and prevent large-scale wildfires.

Violations of the burn ban can result in fines and possible jail time.

Let’s work together to keep Wichita Mountain Estates and Comanche County safe. 🔥🚒

02/18/2026

🚩 Red Flag Warning
Wednesday, Feb 18
10 AM to 8 PM 🚩

Critical fire weather conditions are expected across Comanche County today

Strong winds and very low humidity mean any spark can become a fast-moving wildfire.

Today is not a day to burn or take chances.

To protect our community:

• Do not burn
• Postpone welding or grinding
• Secure trailer chains
• Do not park in dry grass

If you see smoke or flames, call it in immediately.
Do not assume someone else has reported it.

Red Flag days require extra responsibility from all of us.

02/08/2026

🚒 A Day in the Life of a Volunteer Fire Department 🚒

Some days are quiet.
Some days are training and maintenance.
And some days change in an instant.

No matter the call, our volunteers are ready — balancing work, family, and community service to help when it’s needed most.

We’re proud to serve Wichita Mountain Estates.

02/06/2026

🔥 Does Your Family Have a Fire Escape Plan? 🔥

When a fire happens, every second counts — having a plan can make all the difference.

🚪 Make sure your family:
• Knows two ways out of every room
• Has a safe meeting place outside
• Practices the plan regularly (especially with kids)

If the alarm sounds: Get out. Stay out. Call 911.

Take a few minutes today to talk it through — it could save lives.

02/03/2026

🚒 Volunteers Needed 🚒

Our volunteer firefighters are neighbors helping neighbors — serving the community they call home.

No prior experience? No problem.
We provide training, equipment, and support — all you need is the willingness to serve.

If you’re interested in volunteering, send us a message.
And if you see us around the station or out in the community, stop by and say hi — we’re always happy to visit!

01/31/2026

❄️ Did You Know? ❄️

Cold weather can actually increase fire risk.

🔥 During winter:
• Heating equipment works overtime
• Electrical loads increase
• Space heaters are used more often

Staying aware helps keep your home and family safe all season long.

💬 Were you surprised by this?

01/28/2026

🚒 Training Never Stops 🚒

When we’re not responding to calls, we’re training to stay ready for the next one.

From equipment checks to hands-on drills, training helps ensure we can serve our community safely and effectively — day or night.

Prepared today. Ready tomorrow.

01/25/2026

❄️ Cold Weather Car Safety ❄️

Cold mornings can turn small car problems into big ones.

Before you hit the road:
• 🚗 Make sure your exhaust pipe is clear of snow
• 🔋 Watch for weak batteries in cold temps
• 🧤 Keep a blanket, flashlight, and phone charger in your vehicle
• ⛽ Don’t warm up vehicles in enclosed spaces

A few minutes of prep can save a lot of trouble later.

💬 What’s the coldest car trouble you’ve ever had?