Oklahoma City Fire

New Fire Engine at Fire Station 34. This new apparatus will help our firefighters continue providing fast, reliable emergency response to our community. We’re grateful for the support of the @cityofokc , our incredible residents, and everyone who helps make our city great.

We are grateful for the alert kayaker who helped initiate a quick response. See something unusual or dangerous on the water? Report it immediately as quick action can save lives.

This appears to be a single-vehicle accident, and it is unknown how long the vehicle had been in the water before being reported. The vehicle was partially submerged and sideways, with the driver’s side sticking up out of the water where the driver was found.

Swift Response at Lake Overholser 1700 block E Overholser Dr. 3/12/26 @ 11:10 AM Oklahoma City Firefighters responded to a vehicle in the water at Lake Overholser. A nearby kayaker spotted the vehicle and quickly notified authorities.

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The fire is now out. All 24 units were safely evacuated and one dog was rescued. The fire extended into a common attic space and spread throughout the building. 11:07am

Firefighters are working to extinguish an apartment fire near the 9500 block of S I-35 Service Rd. 10:49am

was extinguished, firefighters conducted salvage and overhaul operations. Four apartment units sustained fire damage. There were no injuries reported. Fire investigators are currently working to determine the cause of the fire.

Due to the volume of fire and extension into multiple units, the incident was upgraded to an additional alarm to provide adequate staffing and resources. Crews worked to contain the fire, ultimately bringing it under control using an elevated aerial master stream. Once the fire

Commercial Fire Alarm 4500 Block Sunnyview Dr. 2/20/26 @ 1:58a.m. Oklahoma City Firefighters responded to a reported smoke investigation at a two-story apartment complex. Units were initially dispatched on a “check smoke inside” call.

With gusty winds and humidity levels dropping very low, conditions are primed for rapid fire growth. A single spark can threaten homes and neighborhoods. Let’s work together to protect our community. Please be mindful, take precautions, and help keep Oklahoma safe.

Stay Alert • Pay attention to weather updates and local advisories. • Report smoke or fire immediately by calling 9-1-1. • Have an evacuation plan ready if you live near open fields or wooded areas.

RED FLAG WARNING – High Wildfire Risk in Oklahoma Dry vegetation, low humidity, and strong winds are creating dangerous wildfire conditions across Oklahoma. Warm temperatures and gusty winds combined with very low humidity mean that any fire that starts can spread rapidly.

Prescribed Burn at Martin Nature Park Today The Oklahoma City Fire Department will conduct a prescribed burn at Martin Nature Park today beginning at 2:00 p.m. The park will be closed starting at 12:00 p.m. for public safety.

Firefighters are working to extinguish two house fires near the 2800 block of S Goff. 10:15a.m.