Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM)

FMAGs may provide reimbursement to fire departments and state and local agencies for eligible firefighting costs.

FEMA approved the state’s request for a Fire Management Assistance Grant (FMAG) for the Buckhorn Fire in Murray County this evening, March 19. That makes seven total FMAGs approved for Oklahoma wildfires since February. #okfire #ReadyOK #FMAG

Here are a few tips to get ahead! 🍂 Remove dead plants and vegetation from around your home 💦 Keep your lawn hydrated and maintained 🌳 Cut tree limbs so the lowest branches are 6-10 feet above the ground 🪵 Move any trash and woodpiles at least 30 feet away from your home

Dry, windy conditions and potentially record-breaking temperatures will bring fire weather concerns for through the next seven days. Taking time to prep your property for spring can also help you be prepared in case a wildfire breaks out your area. #ReadyOK #okfire #okwx

Resources from Oklahoma Forestry Services, Oklahoma National Guard, and other agencies are prepositioned in affected areas to respond and support local firefighting efforts. Avoid all activities that could spark a wildfire and report fires to 911! #okfire #ReadyOK

A Red Flag Warning is in effect today across a large portion of the state, including central, southwestern, and northern Oklahoma. The State Emergency Operations Center is activated.

We have issued several different fire weather products today. If you were wondering what they mean, here is a graphic describing the different products. #okwx #txwx #texomawx

High winds make wildfires more dangerous! Be prepared to evacuate if a fire threatens your area. Follow these tips if an evacuation order is issued. #okfire #okready

Much of Oklahoma is under a Red Flag Warning today and a High Wind Warning with gusts up to 65 mph. Postpone any activities that could spark a fire and be sure to secure outdoor belongings and use caution when driving high-profile vehicles like box trucks, semis, or tall vans.

okemergency The State Emergency Operations Center is still activated today due to elevated to critical fire weather and high winds. Oklahoma Forestry Services has resources prepositioned to support firefighting efforts. #okfire #okwx #ReadyOK

Saturday - A Red Flag Warning is in effect for the OK Panhandle due to Critical fire weather conditions. Sunday - Fire weather conditions expand eastward across the state. NE OK will also have a risk for severe weather. Stay weather aware and watch for updates! #okwx #okfire

If you had damages from Tuesday night's storms, be sure to report them online at damage.ok.gov. Reporting damage helps authorities understand the impact of damages and can help connect you to recovery resources. #okwx #reportdamages

REMINDER: DO NOT SEEK SHELTER UNDER AN OVERPASS. It's dangerous for YOU and for other drivers.

OEM is monitoring severe storms in central Oklahoma now. Stay tuned to local news and weather updates and be ready to shelter in your safe place: Lowest level, innermost room, with no windows. #okwx

• Oklahoma Forestry Services has resources prepositioned in Elk City, Burns Flat, & Stillwater. • Two Oklahoma National Guard helicopters are on standby in Tulsa.

The State EOC is monitoring wildfire conditions this week as well as severe weather risk on Tuesday. State agencies are continuing to work together daily to coordinate resources to support local jurisdictions. Stay tuned to updated forecast information. #okwx #okwx #readyok

If your home or business was damaged by recent severe storms, be sure to report it online at damage.ok.gov. Reporting damage helps authorities understand the impact of damages and can help connect you to recovery resources. #okwx #reportdamages

The March 7 Severe Weather Situation Update from the State Emergency Operations Center is online: loom.ly/z263WVA #okwx #RecoverOK *Photo of storm damage in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

As storms clear and conditions improve, crews will work safely and as quickly as possible to restore power. Please report outages and safety hazards online or call 833-776-6884. ⚠️ Stay away from downed lines ⚡ psoklahoma.com/outages/

OEM is monitoring storms in eastern Oklahoma and the Tulsa area. If a tornado warning is issued for your area, move to your shelter area immediately! Follow these guidelines from ready.gov to find the safest place to shelter. #okwx