Nicoma Park Fire Department

09/01/2026

08/31/2026

🚒 NICOMA PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT — COMMUNITY THANK YOU 🚒

As many of you may know, the Nicoma Park Fire Department responded to a structure fire Saturday on Springbrook Lane. We are very happy to report that all occupants and animals were able to safely make it out of the home. Unfortunately, the home was a total loss.

While crews worked to battle the structure fire, we also faced multiple grass fires that had spread from the structure, adding to the challenges our firefighters were dealing with.

Due to the location of the fire and the lack of a nearby fire hydrant, crews were required to shuttle water to the scene in order to maintain an adequate water supply. This required additional apparatus, manpower, and resources from surrounding departments.

The Nicoma Park Fire Department would like to extend a HUGE THANK YOU to the following departments for answering the call and providing additional resources and manpower:

🚒 Spencer Fire Local 4050
🚒 Forest Park Fire Rescue
🚒 Jones Fire Department
🚒 Choctaw Fire Department
🚒 Hickory Hills Fire Protection District #1
🚒 Luther Fire Department
🚒 Midwest City Fire Department
🚒 City of Del City - Fire Department
🚒 Tinker AFB Fire Department

We truly could not have fought this fire without your help. Mutual aid is an important part of the fire service, and we are grateful to every firefighter who left their station, gave up their time, and worked alongside our crews during this difficult incident.

We also want to thank SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital - Midwest for their amazing response and helping all the firefighters with rehab. We could not continue to preform at high levels with out your support!

🔥 HELP SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS and EMS 🔥

As we continue to experience extreme heat and dry conditions, our departments are responding to both structure fires and grass fires, sometimes for extended periods of time.

All of our local fire departments and EMS can always use donations of:

💧 Bottled Water
🥤 Gatorade / Electrolyte Drinks
🍎 Snacks
🥨 Quick Energy Foods

If you would like to support your local firefighters and EMS, please contact your local fire department and EMS and ask what they currently need and where donations can be dropped off.

Even something as simple as a case of water or a box of snacks can make a BIG difference to firefighters working for hours in the Oklahoma heat.

From all of us at the Nicoma Park Fire Department — THANK YOU for supporting your local firefighters and your community. ❤️‍🔥🚒

Stay safe, stay hydrated, and please remember that these dry conditions can turn a small fire into a major incident very quickly

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08/19/2026

🔥 BURN BAN UPDATE – NICOMA PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT 🔥

The current burn ban has been extended for an additional two weeks.
Residents are reminded that burning is NOT allowed during the extended burn ban period. Please continue to use extreme caution with any potential sources of ignition, as the current heat and dry conditions can cause fires to spread rapidly and become uncontrollable.

If you see smoke or an unattended fire, please call 911 immediately. Do not assume someone else has already reported it.

The Nicoma Park Fire Department will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as they become available.

Thank you for helping us keep our community and our firefighters safe.
🚒 Nicoma Park Fire Department
Serving Our Community with Pride and Dedication

08/14/2026

🔥 EXTREME HEAT & HIGH FIRE DANGER — PLEASE USE CAUTION! 🔥

The Nicoma Park Fire Department is urging everyone to use EXTREME CAUTION as hot, dry conditions continue to increase the risk of wildfires and heat-related emergencies.

🌡️ Extreme heat can be dangerous!

Stay hydrated and take frequent breaks if working outdoors.
Avoid strenuous outdoor activity during the hottest part of the day.
Never leave children or pets inside a vehicle.
Check on elderly neighbors, family members, and those who may be vulnerable to the heat.

🔥 HIGH FIRE DANGER
Dry vegetation and extreme temperatures can cause a small fire to spread extremely fast. "WE ARE IN A BURN BAN"

🚨 If you see smoke or a fire, call 911 immediately. Do not assume someone else has already reported it. Early notification can make the difference between a small fire and a large wildfire.

Please help us keep our community, firefighters, and families safe during these extreme conditions.

Stay cool. Stay hydrated. Stay fire safe.
— Nicoma Park Fire Department 🚒

08/07/2026

Effective today, all of Oklahoma county is under a Burn ban!!!

A burn ban is in effect for all of Oklahoma County as dangerous heat continues across the state.

Oklahoma County commissioners voted to implement a countywide burn ban for the next two weeks during an emergency meeting on Friday.

Details in the comments ⬇️

08/06/2026

Keep these firefighters in your thoughts and prayers!

08/06/2026

🚫🔥 Burn Permit Suspension Notice 🔥🚫

Effective Friday, August 7, 2026, the Nicoma Park Fire Department will not be issuing burn permits until further notice due to the extremely hot, dry, and hazardous weather conditions expected over the next several weeks.

These conditions create an extreme fire danger where even a small, controlled burn can quickly become a fast-moving grass or wildfire, threatening homes, property, and lives.

The Nicoma Park Fire Department will continue to monitor weather conditions and will keep everyone informed when it is safe to resume issuing burn permits.

⚠️ If you see smoke or fire, please call 911 immediately. A fire that appears small can grow rapidly in these dry and windy conditions, and early reporting allows firefighters to respond before it becomes a larger emergency.

We appreciate your cooperation and commitment to helping keep our community safe.

Please share this post to help spread the word. Stay safe, stay hydrated, and help us prevent wildfires.
– Nicoma Park Fire Department

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07/31/2026

On July 30, 2026, at approximately 1:30 p.m., the Nicoma Park Fire Department was dispatched to a grass fire on North Anderson Road.

Thanks to the rapid response of Nicoma Park Fire Department personnel and the outstanding support of our mutual aid partners, firefighters were able to contain the fire and prevent the loss of any structures. Throughout the incident, crews not only battled the fire but also endured extreme heat and challenging conditions while working to protect our community.

The Nicoma Park Fire Department would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our mutual aid partners for their professionalism, teamwork, and dedication:

🚒 Spencer Fire Local 4050
🚒 Jones Fire Department
🚒 Choctaw Fire Department
🚒 Forest Park Fire Rescue
🚒 Oklahoma City Fire Department

Your assistance was invaluable, and the City of Nicoma Park is grateful for your commitment to assisting our community.

We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital - Midwest for providing firefighter rehabilitation (Rehab) services on scene. Ensuring our firefighters remained hydrated, cooled, and medically monitored during the extreme heat was critical to the success of this operation. Your dedication to the health and safety of our crews allowed firefighters to continue working safely and effectively.

This incident is a reminder that protecting our community is truly a team effort. Thank you to everyone who played a role in bringing this fire under control and helping keep our firefighters and residents safe.

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