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10/16/2026

πŸš’FIRE TRUCK RAFFLE WINNERS ANNOUNCED! πŸš’

πŸ† GRAND PRIZE WINNER
🎟️ Ticket #11 – Mark Stevens

πŸ₯ˆ RUNNER-UP
🎟️ Ticket #97 – James Higgins

Congratulations!

We want to extend a HUGE THANK YOU to each and every person who purchased a ticket and supported our raffle!

Your generosity and support will go a long way toward helping our department upgrade essential firefighting equipment, ensuring our firefighters have the tools and resources needed to better protect and serve our community.

Every ticket purchased made a difference, and we are incredibly grateful for the continued support of our department.

πŸš’ Thank you for supporting firefighters and investing in the safety of our community! πŸš’

10/16/2026

Fire Truck Drawing

πŸš’ FIREFIGHTER SAFETY IS A TOP PRIORITY! πŸš’Ensuring our firefighters have safe, reliable, and properly functioning equipme...
10/10/2026

πŸš’ FIREFIGHTER SAFETY IS A TOP PRIORITY! πŸš’

Ensuring our firefighters have safe, reliable, and properly functioning equipment is a responsibility we take seriously.

Our SCBA air cascade system has recently undergone a complete service and its required annual breathing air quality test. This testing is essential to ensuring the compressed air used to fill our firefighters’ SCBA cylinders meets the required breathing air quality standards.

Additionally, all of our new SCBA packs and masks have successfully passed their annual flow testing! These tests are a critical part of verifying that our breathing apparatus is functioning properly and will perform as designed when our firefighters need it most.

When our crews enter a smoke filled or hazardous environment, their lives depend on this equipment. There is absolutely no room for shortcuts when it comes to firefighter safety.

Protecting our community starts with protecting the firefighters who serve it.

We will continue making firefighter safety, equipment readiness, preventative maintenance, and training top priorities.

πŸš’πŸ”₯ FIRE PREVENTION WEEK! πŸ”₯πŸš’We had a great time this morning welcoming the Nowata Pre-K classes to the Nowata Fire Depart...
10/09/2026

πŸš’πŸ”₯ FIRE PREVENTION WEEK! πŸ”₯πŸš’

We had a great time this morning welcoming the Nowata Pre-K classes to the Nowata Fire Department!

Our firefighters and EMS personnel enjoyed spending time with the kids, teaching them about fire safety, showing them our fire trucks and equipment, and helping them understand what first responders do to keep our community safe.

One part of today’s visit was having our firefighters put on their full protective gear, including their air packs and masks, to show the kids what a firefighter looks and sounds like during an emergency. We wanted them to understand that even though we may look and sound a little scary in our gear, we are there to help, and they should never be afraid of a firefighter!

Of course, no trip to the fire station would be complete without a little fun! The kids even got the opportunity to spray some water from a fire hose!

Fire prevention education starts at a young age, and we hope the lessons learned today will help keep these little ones safe for years to come!

A special thank you to Firefighters Renz, Freeman, Hawn, Jarvis, and Austin, along with Nowata EMS Medics Lee and Gipson, for taking the time to educate our young visitors and make today’s experience both fun and memorable!

We would also like to thank the teachers and students for coming to visit us! We truly enjoyed having you and seeing all those smiling faces!

πŸ”₯ STRUCTURE FIRE β€” McCAFFREY STREET πŸ”₯Last night at approximately 2132 hours, Nowata Fire was dispatched to a reported st...
10/07/2026

πŸ”₯ STRUCTURE FIRE β€” McCAFFREY STREET πŸ”₯

Last night at approximately 2132 hours, Nowata Fire was dispatched to a reported structure fire on McCaffrey Street.

The first-arriving engine was on scene within three minutes and encountered a story and a half residential structure with heavy smoke and fire showing from the Alpha side.

Crews immediately initiated an aggressive interior attack, making entry through the Alpha side of the residence. Firefighters were able to quickly bring the fire under control and contain the the fire to one and a half rooms.

Additional crews conducted ventilation operations and checked the attic and surrounding areas for fire extension.

Most importantly, all occupants were able to safely evacuate the residence after being alerted by working smoke detectors.

🚨 This incident is a perfect example of why working smoke detectors save lives. Early warning gave the occupants the time they needed to get out safely before conditions worsened. Please take a few minutes to check the smoke detectors in your home and make sure they are working properly.

A total of 30 personnel responded to the incident. We greatly appreciate our neighboring departments and partner agencies for their assistance, responding agencies included:

πŸš’ Nowata Fire Department
πŸš’ Delaware Fire Department
πŸš’ Lenapah Fire Department
πŸš’ Alluwe Fire Department
πŸš’ Chelsea Fire Department
πŸš“ Nowata Police Department
πŸš‘ OTEMS

Thank you to everyone who responded and worked together to bring this incident under control quickly & safely.

Working smoke detectors save lives. Check yours today. If you would like to have your smoke detectors checked by the fire department please call 918-273-3532

Brandon M. Jarvis
Fire Chief
Nowata Fire Department οΏΌ

09/28/2026

The Burn Ban for Nowata County has been lifted. We do ask that you call the fire department before you burn.

If you all get a chance go and help support Centralia fire department.
09/25/2026

If you all get a chance go and help support Centralia fire department.

πŸ”₯ STRUCTURE FIRE πŸ”₯At approximately 12:55 a.m., Nowata Fire crews were dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 800...
09/25/2026

πŸ”₯ STRUCTURE FIRE πŸ”₯

At approximately 12:55 a.m., Nowata Fire crews were dispatched to a reported structure fire in the 800 block of South Pecan.

First arriving crews located an abandoned residential structure fully involved in fire. Firefighters immediately initiated fire attack operations while providing exposure protection to neighboring residences.

Crews were able to bring the fire under control quickly and confine the fire to the original structure, preventing damage to the surrounding homes. A search of the residence confirmed that no occupants were inside.

A total of 25 personnel responded to the incident.

We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our neighboring agencies who responded and assisted our crews:

Lenapah Fire Department
Chelsea Fire Department
Northwest Fire District
Nowata EMS
Nowata Police Dept

Thank you to all responding personnel for your assistance and teamwork.

Respectfully,
Brandon M. Jarvis
Fire Chief
Nowata Fire Dept.

09/21/2026

Nowata County has extended the Burn Ban for another 2 weeks.

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425 S Cedar Street
Nowata, OK
74048

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+19182733532

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