Tuttle Fire Department

05/26/2026

Tuttle Fire & EMS would like to express sincere appreciation to all military members who have served our country, and especially to those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in service to others. Their dedication and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Several members of TFD recently participated in the Murph workout hosted by The Yard in Tuttle, held in honor of Lt. Michael Murphy and fallen military personnel. The event served as an opportunity to remember, reflect, and recognize the individuals whose service has impacted generations.

TFD is proud of these gentlemen for choosing to take part in something far greater than themselves.

Thank you to The Yard for hosting and allowing TFD members to join.

04/23/2026

👨‍🚒 Join us in welcoming our newest Firefighter – Jake Carruth

Tuttle Fire & EMS would like to introduce Firefighter Carruth to the community.

Firefighter Carruth joined the department on March 9. He is an EMT and is currently working toward his fire certifications. Prior to joining the department, he gained experience with Pafford EMS and attended Canadian Valley Technology Center in Chickasha to obtain his EMT. Jake is originally from Minco, Oklahoma. He enjoys fishing, hunting, and spending time with friends and family.

Jake is a hardworking individual who is excited for the opportunity to serve and make a positive impact in the community. He is stepping into a career of service, and we are proud to have him as a great addition to the department.

We are excited to watch his growth in the fire service and look forward to all he will accomplish in his career. Welcome to Tuttle, Jake! 🎉🚑

04/19/2026

Last week, Blue Shift, along with Sparky the Fire Dog, had the opportunity to visit a local daycare for a hands-on fire safety visit.

Firefighters took time to show the kids what their gear looks like and explain that even in full equipment, they are there to help and keep people safe. The visit also included an opportunity for the kids to spray water and take a close look at the trucks, giving them a chance to learn in a fun and interactive way.

Tuttle Fire & EMS appreciates the trust the community places in its members to spend time with and educate local children. Visits like this help build comfort and understanding at an early age, and reinforce that firefighters are here to help.

03/31/2026

Tuttle Fire & EMS would like to recognize Firefighter Codey Sudduth for recently obtaining his Paramedic license.

This accomplishment reflects a significant investment of time, training, and dedication to advancing his skills in emergency medical care. Achieving paramedic certification requires a high level of commitment and continued effort, and Firefighter Sudduth has demonstrated that throughout his training.

Tuttle Fire & EMS is proud to have dedicated members like Firefighter Sudduth who continue to go above and beyond in their service to the community.

03/11/2026

Monday was a great day for the Tuttle Fire Department and the community we serve.

Four members of the department were promoted after obtaining the required certifications and successfully going through our promotional testing process.

Red Shift: Braden Warcup – Lieutenant
Blue Shift: Cole Battles – Engineer
Green Shift: Caleb McCain – Engineer
Red Shift: Michael Cain – Engineer

These promotions represent hard work, training, and dedication to the job and to the citizens of Tuttle. We are proud of the commitment these men have shown to the department and the leadership they continue to demonstrate while serving our community.

We were also honored to hold the promotion ceremony during the Tuttle City Council meeting. We want to thank the City of Tuttle for their continued support of our department and the work we do.

02/17/2026

Effective today, Grady County has issued a countywide BURN BAN. This ban is in place until conditions are reevaluated on Feb 24th.

01/22/2026

01/19/2026

01/16/2026

# # # IMPORTANT NOTICE, NO EMERGENCY # # #
Monday, January 19th from 8:00 am-12:00 pm there will be a Police Force, Fire, EMS and Emergency Management presence at the Tuttle High School. Training for staff members pertaining to "RUN, HIDE, FIGHT" principles are being presented. Thank you............

01/14/2026

UPDATE: **There’s still time to make your voice heard!
If you haven’t taken the survey yet, we encourage you to do so soon. The Vibrant Community Assessment will close Friday, January 16th at the end of the day, and we want to hear from as many residents as possible before it wraps up.**

Your voice matters!
The City of Tuttle invites residents to participate in the Vibrant Community Assessment as part of our Comprehensive Plan process. This is your opportunity to share your thoughts, ideas, and priorities for the future of our community.

Your feedback will help guide planning efforts and shape decisions that impact Tuttle for years to come. Whether you’ve lived here your whole life or are new to the community, we want to hear from you.

Take the assessment and be part of the conversation at
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/TuttleS1
Thank you for helping us build a vibrant future for Tuttle! This is the first survey of several to come in the future.