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Our TFD members assigned to Oklahoma Task Force 1 have completed their mission in New Mexico and are heading home.We’re ...
10/01/2026

Our TFD members assigned to Oklahoma Task Force 1 have completed their mission in New Mexico and are heading home.

We’re proud of our members who answered the call and worked alongside responders from across the state to provide swiftwater rescue support.

The mission is complete, and our team is safe and on the way back to Tulsa.

Thank you to everyone who supported them during this deployment, especially their families who waited for them at home.

Welcome home, guys. We’ll see you soon.
Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management - OEM Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security

09/30/2026

Last weekend, Tulsa Firefighters collected $60,000 for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
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Project Life was a success. We knocked on more than 200 doors and installed some critical lifesaving equipment. Big than...
09/30/2026

Project Life was a success. We knocked on more than 200 doors and installed some critical lifesaving equipment. Big thanks to all of our fire crews that came out and helped make Tulsa families safer!

Project Life Smoke Alarm Event Today!Following a recent fatal fire in the area, Tulsa Fire Department crews and American...
09/30/2026

Project Life Smoke Alarm Event Today!

Following a recent fatal fire in the area, Tulsa Fire Department crews and American Red Cross are out today installing free smoke alarms for residents in the surrounding neighborhoods.

Having a working smoke alarm can give you and your family the early warning you need to get out safely during a fire. A working smoke alarm could save your life.

The highlighted map, in the comments, shows the areas we’ll be canvassing today. If you live in one of these areas and we miss you, we’ll leave a door hanger with information on how to schedule a free smoke alarm installation for a later date.

If you need smoke alarms, please take advantage of this free service. It could make all the difference.

Tulsa firefighters responded to five separate fires between approximately 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. Wednesday morning. The incid...
09/30/2026

Tulsa firefighters responded to five separate fires between approximately 3 a.m. and 6 a.m. Wednesday morning. The incidents occurred at multiple locations and are being investigated as a series of arson-related fires.

The first fire involved a Dodge pickup truck near Pine and Wheeling. Firefighters arrived quickly and extinguished the fire.

The second fire involved an RV at a business near Jasper and Xanthus. Multiple fire companies responded to extinguish the fire.

Firefighters then responded to the Otis Collins Trash Service, where an inoperable trash truck containing refuse had been set on fire.

The fourth fire occurred at an auto body shop at 831 N. Lewis Place. Firefighters found wood around an exterior overhead door and a couch cushion on fire. The fire was quickly brought under control.

The final incident involved a vacant residential structure at 2543 E. Admiral Place. Firefighters extinguished the fire, and the additional responding companies were released from the scene.

All five fires were handled by Tulsa Fire Department crews using an offensive fire attack. There were no reported civilian injuries or fatalities in connection with any of the incidents.

Tulsa Fire Department personnel from Engines 2, 3, 10, 15, 16, 17 and 24, Rescue 4 and Ladder 7 responded to the series of incidents.

The circumstances surrounding the fires remain under investigation. Additional information will be released as it becomes available.

District 4 House FireAt approximately 11:30 a.m., Tulsa 911 received multiple calls reporting a house fire near E. Admir...
09/29/2026

District 4 House Fire

At approximately 11:30 a.m., Tulsa 911 received multiple calls reporting a house fire near E. Admiral Place and N. Harvard Avenue.

Engine 15, Engine 3, Ladder 7 and other District 4 crews responded. Dispatch advised crews that the front door was open and it was unknown if anyone was inside.

Crews quickly extinguished the fire and conducted a search of the home. Thankfully, no one was inside. The home had been vacant for more than a month.

Fire investigators responded and are working to determine the cause of the fire. The investigation is ongoing, but it appears the fire may have been intentionally started in a bedroom closet.

We need your help.

If you notice people coming and going from vacant or abandoned homes, please notify authorities. Information from the community can be critical in preventing fires, protecting property and helping investigators identify those responsible for intentionally setting fires.

It takes all of us working together to keep our community safe. See something suspicious? Say something.

We recently had the honor of recognizing a Walmart associate for his quick actions that helped save a customer’s life.Wh...
09/28/2026

We recently had the honor of recognizing a Walmart associate for his quick actions that helped save a customer’s life.

When a customer collapsed inside the store, Clark didn’t hesitate. He retrieved an AED, followed its instructions, performed chest compressions and continued helping until TFD and EMSA arrived.

We’re especially grateful that the man Clark helped was able to join us and personally thank him for being willing to step in when someone needed help most.

Emergencies can happen anywhere, and having people in our community who are willing to help can make all the difference.

Thank you, Clark, for stepping up and making a difference!

Cooking fire quickly containedEngine 21, Station 07, Engine 15, Engine 23 and Car 642 (the District 2 Chief), responded ...
09/28/2026

Cooking fire quickly contained

Engine 21, Station 07, Engine 15, Engine 23 and Car 642 (the District 2 Chief), responded to a house fire near E. 25th Street and S. Harvard Avenue.

When Engine 21 arrived, crews found light smoke coming from the home and immediately began attacking the fire.

Thankfully, the homeowners were able to get out safely. The fire started while they were cooking, and they quickly called 911 and exited the home.

Crews were able to prevent the fire from extending into the attic. They also removed the damaged vent hood and unplugged the range to help prevent further electrical issues.

Cooking fires can happen quickly. A few simple precautions can help keep a small problem from becoming a serious fire:

• Stay in the kitchen when cooking, especially when frying, grilling or broiling.
• Keep anything that can catch fire, including towels, paper and packaging, away from the stovetop.
• Keep pot handles turned inward so they can’t be bumped or pulled down.
• If you leave the kitchen, turn off the stove.
• If a small grease fire starts, never use water. Turn off the heat if it is safe to do so and slide a lid over the pan to smother the flames.
• If a fire starts in your oven, turn it off and keep the door closed.
• If a fire gets out of control, get everyone outside, close the door behind you and call 911 from a safe location.

When in doubt, get out. Call 911 and let firefighters handle the fire.

09/28/2026

After taking off in August, Manna Air Delivery has struck a pilot program partnership with Tulsa Fire Department to help render emergency aid via delivery drone.

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