Claremore Fire Department

03/31/2026

03/31/2026

🚨IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNING FOR RESIDENTS 🚨
We’ve recently noticed a surge in interest regarding local underground tunnels following videos posted on YouTube. While these videos might look like an adventure, we are strongly urging everyone to STAY OUT of these areas.

Exploring underground storm drains and tunnels is extremely dangerous for several reasons:

1. Flash Flooding: Even if it isn’t raining in your immediate area, storm drains can fill with rushing water in seconds, leaving no way out.

2. Toxic Gases & Low Oxygen: Dangerous gases like methane can accumulate in confined spaces, and oxygen levels can drop without warning, leading to immediate unconsciousness.

3. Structural Risks: Many of these old passages are unstable, prone to collapses, or filled with sharp debris and biological hazards.

4. No Cell Service: If you get hurt or trapped, you likely won’t be able to call for help.

Please, don't risk your life for a "cool" photo or video. These areas are off-limits and trespassing is a punishable offense.

Let’s keep our community safe. If you see someone attempting to enter a restricted drainage area, please contact local authorities.

03/09/2026

The Rogers County commissioners have lifted the county wide burn ban. Please make sure you are following the requirements to burn inside the City of Claremore Government. An overview is located on the City's Fire Depatment page.

02/23/2026

Please be advised Rogers County has issued a burn ban until further notice. This will include all burning inside of the City of Claremore Government.

ROGERS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ENACT IMMEDIATE BURN BAN

All outdoor burning is prohibited within Rogers County until the ban is lifted. The resolution was passed pursuant to the authority granted under Oklahoma Statutes, Title 2, § 16-26(B), the Oklahoma Forestry Code.

Rogers County Sheriff's Office will enforce the ban and is authorized to issue citations to individuals found in violation. Any person convicted of violating a county-issued burn ban is guilty of a misdemeanor and subject to a fine of not more than $500, imprisonment for up to one year, or both.

02/10/2026

Are you a mobile food vendor and need your LP Gas inspection? Well your in luck! See the below flyer for an event being hosted in Bartlesville!

10/08/2025

10/06/2025

Did you know that the City of Claremore Government has a place to recycle your lithium-ion batteries? Follow the link for a full list of details of what can be utilized right here in Claremore!

The City of Claremore encourages proper disposal of all materials. For residential recycling, the City contracts with the Metropolitan Environmental Trust to offer a free drop-off recycling center. The facility accepts:

10/03/2025

Todays food for thought is going to be asked for Rsu Hunter Hillcat. If hunter had an ebike or scooter on campus at Rogers State University where might he store it?

September = back to school + homework! Micromobility devices like e-bikes and e-scooters, along with everyday essentials such as phones, laptops, and tablets...

10/02/2025

Today we kicked off Fire Safety month at Catalayah Elementary. We aren't sure who had more fun, students... or the teachers.

10/01/2025

What is the number of battery-powered objects you use on a daily basis? Have the batteries used in these objects been tested and certified as safe by a reputable company? We would like to hear your thoughts in the comments!

Lithium-ion batteries are found in countless devices that power our daily lives, but they can also be a fire risk. Boost your battery IQ with tips from the N...

09/30/2025

What are some of your takeaways from this video? Let us know in the comments!

Ever wonder what makes batteries so powerful and sometimes dangerous? Rechargeable batteries are in tablets, phones, scooters, and toys, but if they get too ...

09/24/2025

We extend our fire safety awareness efforts beyond a single week, utilizing the full month to stress key fire safety issues. The National Fire Protection Association's featured message this year concentrates on lithium-ion batteries. We invite you to engage with our content by liking, sharing, or commenting as we publish our posts.

Join NFPA and fire departments across North America for Fire Prevention Week™ 2025: “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.” The campa...