Beebe Fire Department

Beebe Fire Department The Beebe Fire Department. Volunteer Fire Department

The Beebe Fire Department responded to 174 calls for service for the month of August, bringing our 2026 year to date tot...
09/01/2026

The Beebe Fire Department responded to 174 calls for service for the month of August, bringing our 2026 year to date total to 1,240 calls for service. Our crews stayed busy serving the community and we appreciate our communities continued support.

09/01/2026

Arkansas remains at an increased risk for wildfire. Sixty‑two counties are currently at high risk, and the remaining 13 are at moderate risk. Burn bans are in effect in 63 counties. Under these conditions, fires can ignite easily, spread quickly, and become serious if not addressed right away. Even small brush fires or campfires can escape.

The public is urged to avoid activities that could unintentionally start a fire and to follow all local burn restrictions. To reduce wildfire risk:

🚫Avoid outdoor debris burning.
🚫Do not discard ci******es outside.
🚫Avoid parking vehicles on dry grass.
🚫Use caution with equipment that creates sparks.
🚫Never leave any outdoor flame unattended.

Report wildfire smoke or fire immediately to Forestry Dispatch at 1‑800‑468‑8834.

Stay updated using the Department’s county-by-county wildfire danger map: https://mip.agri.arkansas.gov/agtools/Forestry/Fire_Info

As a reminder, the Burn Ban is still in effect. No open burning is permitted.
08/30/2026

As a reminder, the Burn Ban is still in effect. No open burning is permitted.

08/26/2026

The district is currently holding students from dismissal due to a severe thunderstorm warning. This will cause a delay in dismissal across the district as we wait for the storm to safely pass. The Central Office will provide an update as soon as it is safe for students to dismiss.

08/20/2026

🔥Wildfire risk is increased across Arkansas, and the Department of Agriculture is asking residents to stay alert and use caution. Dry weather has made it easier for fires to start and harder to keep them contained, which means even small outdoor fires can spread quickly under the right conditions.

Report wildfires: 1‑800‑468‑8834

Report prescribed burns: 1‑800‑830‑8015

View county risk levels and burn bans: https://mip.agri.arkansas.gov/agtools/Forestry/Fire_Info

View current wildfires: https://nifc.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/34991c7fefb64ad7a89cb3905d1c6398 #

Updates will continue on our official social media channels.

A Burn Ban is now in effect for White County.
08/13/2026

A Burn Ban is now in effect for White County.

08/11/2026

All 75 Arkansas counties are currently at a moderate wildfire risk, and 23 counties have active burn bans. At the moderate level, fires that may have been routine a month ago can ignite more easily, spread faster, and require more resources to control. With excessive heat and dry conditions moving into the state, we expect fire risk to continue increasing.

We are urging all Arkansans to avoid outdoor burning, postpone any activities that could create sparks, secure trailer chains, avoid parking on dry grass, and follow all county burn bans and local restrictions.

Report any wildfire immediately to the Department’s Forestry Dispatch at 1‑800‑468‑8834.

You can monitor conditions on the Department’s county‑by‑county wildfire map and follow us on social media for ongoing updates.

Our crews stayed busy serving the community with a total of 147 incidents for the month of July bringing our yearly tota...
08/02/2026

Our crews stayed busy serving the community with a total of 147 incidents for the month of July bringing our yearly total to 1,066 incidents as of July 31st. We appreciate our communities continued support.

With temperatures expected to climb over the next several days, the Beebe Fire Department encourages everyone to take pr...
07/21/2026

With temperatures expected to climb over the next several days, the Beebe Fire Department encourages everyone to take precautions and recognize the signs of heat-related illnesses.

Stay Safe This Week:
-Drink plenty of water.
-Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing.
-Take frequent breaks in the shade or air conditioning.
-Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle.
-Check on elderly family members, neighbors, and anyone without reliable air conditioning.

Your Beebe Fire Department is here when you need us. Stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe!

As of 6pm 4-10-26, White County and the City of Beebe are under a Burn Ban effective immediately.
04/10/2026

As of 6pm 4-10-26, White County and the City of Beebe are under a Burn Ban effective immediately.

Address

305 West College Street
Beebe, AR
72012

Telephone

+15018825600

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