Chattanooga Volunteer Fire Department

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads who wear many hats as a father, husband, farmer, firefighter, and friend. Thank you for your commitment to your families and the community we proudly serve. 🚒

06/06/2026

⚠️ HWY 36 at Deep Red Creek ⚠️

05/19/2026

At the beginning of this year, our department made it a goal to focus on vehicle extrication during each monthly training night. Over the past several months we’ve been learning our tools, understanding their capabilities, and sharpening our skills.

Tonight, we finally got to put that training to work. Proud of the dedication and effort our members.

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at the fire department! We couldn’t do what we do without the love and support from home. Thank you for everything you do! ❤️

04/29/2026

Congratulations to the Lady Warriors!!! 🏆

State Tournament Bound!! We will keep you updated!!!🥎🥎🥎💙💙💙🏆🏆🏆

04/24/2026

Understand Your Risk
Comanche County, OK

Wildfire Likelihood: High
Factors that affect likelihood:
- Weather
- Topography
- Ignitions

Home & Structure Wildfire Exposure
Minimal Exposure: 43% (26,256 structures)
Areas more than 1 mile from large patches of flammable vegetation

Indirect Exposure: 25% (15,497 structures)
Areas within 1 mile of large patches of flammable vegetation
(Homes at risk of burning embers from burning vegetation)

Direct Exposure: 31% (19,157 structures)
Areas within 1 mile of large patches of flammable vegetation.
(Homes at risk of direct ignition from burning vegetation & embers)

Wildfire Transmission
Vegetated areas within 1.5 miles from buildings
(Burning vegetation creates embers that burn into communities)

Reduce your Risk
- Remove hazardous fuels
- Cut, thin, burn, or graze to reduce vegetation
- Use fire resistant building materials
- Plan land uses in & around communities

Explore risk zones in Oklahoma on the map! https://apps.wildfirerisk.org/explore/risk-reduction-zones/40/

04/21/2026

If you don’t have plans Saturday, go support one of our neighboring department!

04/19/2026

April 19, 1995. A day Oklahoma will never forget. Our hearts are heavy for the devastation that occurred, the lives lost, and those who were forever changed. Words could never adequately express the gratitude we feel towards those who ran toward the danger that day without hesitation—who ran toward the unimaginable to help others in their darkest moment.

We remember. We honor. We carry them with us.