Oklahoma City Fire

community. And in true OKC spirit, many of our crews are also showing support for the hometown team by sporting OKC Thunder gear as the Thunder continue their exciting playoff run. Thank you to our EMS professionals for answering the call every day. #EMSWeek #HereIfYouNeedUs

lifesaving interventions, our firefighter-paramedics and EMS personnel are committed to providing compassionate, professional care when it matters most. During EMS Week 2026, we proudly thank all of our EMS personnel for their service, dedication, and commitment to the OKC

This EMS Week, we celebrate the dedicated men and women of OKCFD who provide lifesaving emergency medical care to our community every day. Our EMS journey began in 1978 when the department hired its first firefighter-paramedic, marking the beginning of Advanced Life Support

they have assisted in searching for survivors after tornadoes in Seminole, Shawnee, and Holdenville. They have also assisted in Florida and Louisiana following hurricanes. We thank Queenie for her service. She will retire at home with Lt. Ashmore and his family. #rescue #k9

Today we announce the retirement of K9 Queenie. Queenie has served the residents of Oklahoma City and the State of Oklahoma for nine years. Queenie and her handler, Lt. Cody Ashmore, have responded to many emergencies both here in Oklahoma and out of state. In recent years,

This week, we proudly celebrate EMS Week and recognize the incredible dedication of our paramedics, EMTs, and firefighters who answer the call every day to provide lifesaving care to our community. Happy EMS Week! #EMSWeek #OKCFD #AnsweringTheCall #HereIfYouNeedUs

During EMS Week, we are proud to recognize the outstanding work of our ambulance personnel. Our paramedics and EMTs provide lifesaving care, compassion, and professionalism to the Oklahoma City community every day. Thank you for your dedication and service. #emsweek

Although an elevator technician was already on scene, they were unable to get the elevator moving. Firefighters from Fire Station 6 secured the elevator and safely rescued the individual through the top hatch.

We are an all-hazards response agency, responding to a wide variety of emergency calls across the OKC Metro including stalled elevators. Recently, firefighters responded to a downtown OKC building after an elevator suddenly stopped between floors with one person trapped inside.

After rescuing two young girls from a serious vehicle accident in 2025, firefighters recently had the honor of attending the girls’ high school graduation ceremony. Moments like these remind us that the impact of the fire service extends far beyond the call itself.

established a water supply, and ventilated the structure. The fire was contained to the restaurant and extinguished. No occupants were inside the business at the time of the fire, and no injuries were reported. Investigators determined the fire originated from cooking equipment.

Crews are responding to a reported structure fire NW 6th/Mustang Rd. 12:08p.m.

Two brothers from different OKC fire stations responded to the same emergency call, serving side by side for the community. The Bowerman brothers are proud 2nd generation firefighters, continuing the legacy of their father, Carl, who served OKCFD from 1991-2014. 🚒

As the summer approaches, pools will soon be opening for the season. 💧 Always supervise children around water 💧 Consider swim lessons early 💧 Use Coast Guard certified life jackets 💧 Secure pools with proper fencing and gates 💧 Learn CPR Let’s keep this a safe summer.

🚒 Registration is now open for the OKCFD Residents Fire Academy! Get hands on experience with fire operations, EMS, special operations, dispatch, fire prevention, ride alongs, rescue demos, and more. Spots are limited! okc.gov/Services/Publi… #OKCFD #ResidentsFireAcademy

Firefighters are working to extinguish a house fire in the 6400 block of S County Line Rd. 1:51p.m.