City of Atoka, OK. Fire Department.

06/13/2026

A very big thanks to Assistant Chief Bobby Ward for getting in the dunk tank today! Everyone really enjoyed there shot trying to dunk him.

06/13/2026

Atoka Firefighters enjoyed the day visiting with community members at the Hometown Hero’s Day in downtown Atoka! Lots of game, good food and fun!

06/12/2026

04/22/2026

Dementia Friendly First Responder Training
May 11, 2026, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at Kiamichi Technology Center in Atoka.
This free training is designed for paid and volunteer first responders who regularly interact with individuals living with dementia. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of dementia, learn effective communication strategies, and build skills to safely and confidently respond in real-life situations.
The training includes classroom instruction, hands-on simulations, and scenario-based learning to better prepare responders to provide compassionate and informed care.
For more information or to register, contact [email protected].

04/19/2026

This morning, volunteer firefighters from Atoka County—including Atoka, Harmony, Caney, Crystal, and Lane Fire Departments—conducted live fire training in Antlers as the final step in their Structural Firefighter training class.

We would like to thank the Antlers Fire Department for the use of their burn tower, as well as OSU Fire Service Training for providing excellent instruction throughout the course.

Nine firefighters from Atoka County successfully completed the training, gaining essential firefighting skills to better serve and protect our community.

We’re proud of their hard work and dedication to keeping Atoka County safe.

04/15/2026

ALERT CANCELED!
Atoka County is under a TORNADO watch until 9PM tonight!

04/13/2026

On Saturday night, the Atoka Fire Department, along with Tushka and Harmony Fire Departments, responded to a residential structure fire at 2820 S. Gin Road.

Upon arrival, firefighters observed smoke and flames coming from the residence. The occupants had safely evacuated prior to our arrival, while family members were using a garden hose in an attempt to keep the fire from spreading.

Fire crews quickly worked to bring the situation under control. The front room of the home sustained heavy fire damage, with significant heat and smoke damage affecting much of the residence.

We are proud of the teamwork and dedication shown by all departments involved. Through continued training and cooperation, we strive to provide quick and efficient service to our county residents as a 100% volunteer fire department.

03/09/2026

🚒🔥 It’s time to LEVEL UP your training.

The OSFA Spring Regional Training Day is coming up April 18th, and we’re bringing 8 different classes to locations across the state — all completely FREE for OSFA Members. This regional training opportunity makes it easier than ever to sharpen your skills close to home.

Training isn’t just something we do… it’s how we stay ready, protect our communities, and look out for the firefighters beside us.

Mark your calendars. Grab your crew. Keep learning.
April 18. Eight classes. One mission: Be better than yesterday. 🔥

REGISTRATION WILL OPEN SOON! 👀

03/08/2026

03/07/2026

The test scheduled for today, March 7th, has been postponed due to ongoing rain and to avoid any unnecessary safety concerns. The backup date is Saturday, March 14th at 12:00 PM.