City of Duncan OK- Fire Department

City of Duncan OK- Fire Department To protect the community and its visitors through public education, fire prevention, fire suppressio
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Central Fire Station
720 W Willow
Administration NON emergency #580-251-7728 available Monday- Thursday 7:00 am-5:30 pm
Switch Board NON emergency #580-252-0250 or 580-252-0808

Fire Station #2
D&Chesnut
NON emergency #580-255-2332

Fire Station #3
1701 Elder
NON emergency #580-255-2108

06/16/2026

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNEMENT

City of Duncan Fire Department continues fire hydrant flow testing today, Tuesday, June 16.

Areas for Duncan Fire Department hydrant flow testing today are:

Area 1: Red River Technology Center area
Area 2: MLK & S 13th. St.
Area 5: E Bois D’Arc Ave.

Flow testing is a check of operations and systems. Testing is done to measure the flow rate of each fire hydrant and to ensure the system is providing the proper fire protection to all residential and commercial areas of Duncan. The test also flushes sediment and rust to ensure the system is
working at maximum flow rate.

Households may experience a slight change in water pressure during testing. If washing clothes during the testing in your area, please be aware that discoloration of articles of clothing may occur.

06/16/2026

Doing laundry is part of everyday life, but taking care of your clothes dryer is important to the safety of your home. With a few simple steps, you can help prevent a dryer fire.

Dryer safety tips:
• Have your dryer installed and serviced by a qualified professional
• Never use a dryer without a lint filter
• Clean the lint filter before or after every load
• Remove lint that collects around the dryer drum
• Use rigid or flexible metal venting to allow proper airflow
• Make sure the exhaust vent is not blocked and the outdoor vent flap opens while the dryer is running
• Clean lint from the vent pipe at least once a year, or more often if clothes take longer to dry
• Keep dryers in good working condition
• Have gas dryers inspected to ensure gas lines and connections are intact and leak-free
• Use the correct plug and outlet and make sure the dryer is properly connected
• Follow manufacturer instructions and do not overload the dryer
• Turn the dryer off when leaving home or going to bed
• Keep the area around the dryer clear of items that can burn
• Check the outdoor vent flap during winter to ensure it is not blocked by snow
• Clothes exposed to flammable liquids like gasoline or paint thinner should be air-dried outdoors before washing and drying as usual

Don’t forget:
The leading cause of home clothes dryer fires is failure to clean the dryer.

Did you know oily cloths used with flammable or combustible liquids, like oil-based paints, stains, cleaners, and varnis...
06/11/2026

Did you know oily cloths used with flammable or combustible liquids, like oil-based paints, stains, cleaners, and varnishes, can ignite on their own if not handled carefully?

As these oils dry, they release heat, and if that heat is trapped, it can start a fire. Vapors from flammable liquids such as gasoline, paint thinner, linseed oil, and lacquers can also ignite if exposed to flames or sparks.

The Duncan Fire Department wants you and your family to stay safe. Take a few simple steps: dry oily rags outside and keep them away from heat or sunlight.

Stay safe, Duncan!

06/09/2026

PSA

City of Duncan Fire Department continues fire hydrant flow testing today, Tuesday, June 9.

Areas for Duncan Fire Department hydrant flow testing today is:

*South of Main Street on 10th and 11th Streets

*Walker Court and storage units on South 27th Street

*Walnut Avenue to Beech Avenue from 6th Street to E Street

Flow testing is a check of operations and systems. Testing is done to measure the flow rate of each fire hydrant and to ensure the system is providing the proper fire protection to all residential and commercial areas of Duncan. The test also flushes sediment and rust to ensure the system is working at maximum flow rate. Households may experience a slight change in water pressure during testing. If washing clothes during the testing in your area, please be aware that discoloration of articles of clothing may occur.

06/08/2026

PSA

City of Duncan Fire Department continues fire hydrant flow testing today, Monday, June 8.

Areas for Duncan Fire Department hydrant flow testing today is South 13th Street with cross streets of LaDoss Drive and Blue Chip Drive.

Flow testing is a check of operations and systems. Testing is done to measure the flow rate of each fire hydrant and to ensure the system is providing the proper fire protection to all residential and commercial areas of Duncan. The test also flushes sediment and rust to ensure the system is
working at maximum flow rate.

Households may experience a slight change in water pressure during testing. If washing clothes during the testing in your area, please be aware that discoloration of articles of clothing may occur.

Duncan Fire Department responded to 309 incident calls during the month of May.It's our honor to serve the citizens and ...
06/04/2026

Duncan Fire Department responded to 309 incident calls during the month of May.

It's our honor to serve the citizens and visitors of Duncan, and we appreciate your commitment to supporting Public Safety.

06/02/2026

It's Test It Tuesday!

Duncan Fire Department encourages you on the first Tuesday of each month, make it a habit to test your smoke alarms.

Working smoke alarms alert you to smoke in your home and tell you it is time to get out, because fire is:
Fast!
Hot!
Dark!
Deadly!

Check out more fire safety tips at https://duncanok.gov/180/Safety-Tips

06/02/2026

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNEMENT

City of Duncan Fire Department continues fire hydrant flow testing today, Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

Areas for Duncan Fire Department hydrant flow testing today are:

Area 1: Cypress and Industrial

Area 2: 42nd near New Hope Church

Area 3: C Street

Flow testing is a check of operations and systems. Testing is done to measure the flow rate of each fire hydrant and to ensure the system is providing the proper fire protection to all residential and commercial areas of Duncan. The test also flushes sediment and rust to ensure the system is
working at maximum flow rate.

Households may experience a slight change in water pressure during testing. If washing clothes during the testing in your area, please be aware that discoloration of articles of clothing may occur.

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNEMENTCity of Duncan Fire Department continues fire hydrant flow testing today, Monday, June 1, 2026...
06/01/2026

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNEMENT

City of Duncan Fire Department continues fire hydrant flow testing today, Monday, June 1, 2026.

Areas for Duncan Fire Department hydrant flow testing today are:

Area 1: E Willow & Ridley Rd.

Area 2: MLK Blvd. & S 2nd St.

Area 3: Duncan Pointe/27th St./Bois D'Arc

Flow testing is a check of operations and systems. Testing is done to measure the flow rate of each fire hydrant and to ensure the system is providing the proper fire protection to all residential and commercial areas of Duncan. The test also flushes sediment and rust to ensure the system is
working at maximum flow rate.

Households may experience a slight change in water pressure during testing. If washing clothes during the testing in your area, please be aware that discoloration of articles of clothing may occur.

Duncan Fire Department is now accepting applications for the position of Firefighter. Whether you’re just starting your ...
05/28/2026

Duncan Fire Department is now accepting applications for the position of Firefighter.

Whether you’re just starting your career or already have the required training, this is a chance to serve your community and build a rewarding future. Starting base salary ranges from $40,791 to $42,943, depending on qualifications. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, ages 18–45 at time of hire.

This position comes with a strong benefits package, including health, dental, and vision insurance, and a 20-year pension through the Oklahoma Firefighter Retirement System.

Other perks include a $2,000 annual uniform allowance, generous vacation and sick leave, paid holidays, monthly pay incentives for degrees and EMT certifications, and longevity pay.

A full job description and application are available at City Hall or online at duncanok.gov.

Application deadline is June 17 at 5 p.m. Testing date June 23.

Address

720 West Willow
Duncan, OK
73533

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+15802520250

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