Bartlesville Professional Firefighters Local 200

02/02/2026

Around 3:00 a.m., our crews were dispatched to a reported house fire on the 300 block of Rockwood Ave. Upon arrival, firefighters encountered heavy smoke and visible flames. Crews quickly extinguished the fire and then began salvage and overhaul operations.

At this time, the cause of the fire is unknown. Please keep the family affected by this incident in your thoughts and prayers.

We are here for our community, day or night, and remain committed to protecting lives and property.

01/31/2026

This morning at approximately 6:40 a.m., crews responded to reports of a working structure fire in the 1500 block of Oak. Engine 2, Engine 1, Engine 11, and Engine 4 responded to the incident.

The homeowners were able to exit the residence prior to crews arriving. Firefighters worked diligently to bring the fire under control while operating in extremely cold conditions.

The oncoming shift arrived to relieve crews on scene and continued fire operations and overhaul efforts. Strong teamwork between both shifts helped ensure a safe and effective response this morning.

We appreciate the hard work and dedication of all personnel involved.

Prayers are with the family and hope for a speedy recovery to the victim.

01/30/2026

Last night, our crews were dispatched to ServePro for reports of smoke coming from the building.

Upon making entry, firefighters encountered heavy smoke and active fire conditions from floor to ceiling with zero visibility.

We ask that you please keep the owners and employees of ServePro in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. As a community, let’s rally around them and offer support as they work toward a quick restoration and return to business.

We are grateful for the quick, coordinated efforts of all responding personnel.

01/29/2026

Whether it’s on the court or off the court, we bring the moves and the laughs.

We had a blast hanging out with the awesome kids at the Boys & Girls Club, basketballs were flying, jokes were told, and smiles were everywhere. Thanks for letting us come play, laugh, and spend some time with such an amazing group. We can’t wait to do it again!

01/26/2026

Earlier today, Engine 11, Engine 4, and Battalion 1 responded to a water flow alarm at TJ Maxx.

Upon arrival, crews confirmed active water flow inside the store and were able to quickly shut down the water system, preventing further damage.

Bartlesville Firefighters are always here to serve and protect our community. Thank you for your continued support. We truly appreciate it. Stay warm and safe!

📷 Cody Meade

01/23/2026

We are incredibly proud to congratulate our very own Equipment Operator Stephanie Banks, who was recognized yesterday afternoon at the Oklahoma Fire Chiefs Conference in Stillwater, on achieving the highest officer-level accreditation in the State of Oklahoma by successfully completing the Executive Fire Officer (EFO) Program through OSU Fire Service Training.

The Executive Fire Officer program is a prestigious, graduate-level public safety leadership program built on the IPSLEI Ethical Leadership curriculum. The program requires years of dedication, advanced coursework, and the completion of a Capstone project similar to a dissertation, focused on leadership, ethics, and organizational change within the fire service.

Stephanie completed the program in its entirety and submitted her Capstone to the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society, Leadership Studies Division, for formal grading, an extraordinary academic standard rarely required in fire service education.

She was accepted into the 9th EFO Class and distinguished herself as the first firefighter in the State of Oklahoma to complete the program in full with accreditation.

(Chief Duane Helmberger of Stillwater is the first Fire Chief in Oklahoma to reach this level. Congratulations, Chief Helmberger!)

With a strong academic foundation already in place, Stephanie has continually pursued advanced credentials on her own initiative through OSUFST and the Alabama Fire College, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to professional growth, ethical leadership, and service excellence.

Stephanie’s dedication exemplifies what it means to raise the standard of excellence, not just for herself, but for this department and the community we serve. Her accomplishments raise the bar for the fire service across Oklahoma, and we are honored to serve alongside her.

Well done, Stephanie. We are proud of you!


📷 with Rodney Foster, Assistant Director OSUFST

01/22/2026

If you know or see anyone in need, let them know there is a safe and warm place to go.

With a deadly winter storm approaching, we’re opening our doors again Friday at noon.
This is expected to be the coldest storm of the year and could last a week or more.

We need all hands on deck. If you can volunteer in any way, please sign up and help us keep our neighbors safe and warm. ❤️
God Bless!

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A45AAA72BA2FCC16-61786746-warming

01/22/2026

We just reached 5K followers! Thank you for continuing support. We could never have made it without each one of you.

01/21/2026

01/21/2026

When you order DoorDash but get Firehouse Express instead.🚒🌮

Engines 1 and 11 responded to a two-vehicle accident involving a Door Dasher. After making sure everyone was checked out and doing well, Engine 11 completed the food delivery.

Talk about hot and fast service! What would you do if a fire truck pulled up with your dinner? Just another day going the extra mile for our community

Pictured left to right: Captain Josiah Rovenstine, community member, and FF Ace Ullrich.

📸 cred: FF Malcom Raynor