Kellyville Fire Department/Womens Auxiliary.

09/14/2026

The Creek County burn ban has been extended for another 7 days beginning September 15th and ending on September 22nd.

Same rules apply as the last burn ban post.

09/13/2026

Kellyville Fire Department at the Route 66 Balloon Festival!

Our Kellyville Firefighters are out at the Route 66 Balloon Festival tonight, enjoying the community and supporting a great cause!

You’ll find our firefighters out collecting donations for Fill the Boot for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). Every donation helps support individuals and families affected by muscular dystrophy and related diseases.

While we’re there helping with the fundraiser, our crews are also standing by and ready to respond to any emergency that may arise. Our firefighters are always prepared to step away from the festivities and answer the call when our community needs us.

If you see our firefighters, come say hello and if you can, help us Fill the Boot!

Thank you to everyone who supports our volunteers and helps make events like this possible. We’re proud to serve the Kellyville community!

09/11/2026

🇺🇸SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 — NEVER FORGET

25 years later, we still remember.

On September 11, 2001, 2,977 innocent lives were taken.

They weren’t simply numbers.

They were firefighters who climbed the stairs while others were coming down.

They were police officers who ran toward danger to help strangers.

They were EMTs and paramedics who answered the call knowing they were desperately needed.

They were mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, sons and daughters, coworkers, friends, military members, airline crews and passengers.

🚒 343 FDNY firefighters
🚓 23 NYPD officers
🚔 37 Port Authority Police officers
🚑 8 private EMTs & paramedics at the World Trade Center
🇺🇸 And thousands of civilians, passengers, crew members and military personnel whose lives were taken that day.

2,977 lives.

And behind every single number was a name, a face, a family and a story that deserved more years.

We also remember the countless first responders, recovery workers and survivors who carried September 11 with them long after the smoke cleared — including those who later lost their lives to 9/11-related illnesses.

Today, the Kellyville Fire Department remembers them ALL.

May we never forget the courage.
May we never forget the sacrifice.
May we never forget the families left behind.
May we never forget how our country stood together.

343 helmets never returned to their firehouses.
60 police officers never finished their shifts.
EMS personnel gave their lives trying to save others.
Thousands of families waited for someone who would never walk through their door again.

🇺🇸 We remember the 2,977. 🇺🇸

HONOR THEM.
REMEMBER THEM.
TEACH THE NEXT GENERATION ABOUT THEM.

SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
NEVER FORGET. 🇺🇸

— Kellyville Fire Department

09/10/2026

Kellyville Fire Department responded to multiple incidents over the past few days, each handled quickly and safely by our dedicated volunteers.

Earlier in the week, crews were dispatched to a gas leak investigation. Responders checked the area and ensured everything was safe before clearing the scene.

Shortly after that incident, the department was called to a rollover motor vehicle accident. Upon arrival, firefighters found the vehicle overturned. All occupants were evaluated on scene, and we’re grateful to report no life‑threatening injuries.

Another day this week, units responded to a vehicle fire that had spread into nearby grass. Firefighters knocked down the vehicle fire and contained the grass fire before it could extend further.

We appreciate the continued support from our community and the commitment of our volunteers who show up day after day to keep our community safe.

09/09/2026

🔥Creek County is in a Burn Ban 🔥

Gas grills, if attended, on concrete, welding with pressurized water on stand-by and an observer present is allowed. All other burns are prohibited.

09/09/2026

09/08/2026

🚒❤️ OUR HERO — SAWYER ❤️🚒

At just 12 years old, Sawyer is already showing us what it means to have a heart for your community.

Behind the scenes, without asking for recognition, Sawyer has been writing and sending letters to businesses asking for donations of ice chests for our firefighters. She knows how important it is to keep our crews supplied and hydrated during long calls and hot Oklahoma days — and she decided she wanted to help.

And her determination is already making a difference…

She has already gotten an ice chest donated! ❤️👏

And what makes this even more special is that this was all Sawyer’s idea. ❤️ No one asked her to do it—she saw a way she could help our firefighters and took it upon herself to start writing and sending the letters. When she received her first response and learned that an ice chest was being donated, she was absolutely ecstatic! Seeing that excitement reminded us that this isn’t about recognition for Sawyer—she is genuinely excited about helping our firefighters and making a difference. That kind of heart at just 12 years old is something pretty special. 🚒❤️

Sawyer, the Kellyville Fire Department wants you to know how incredibly proud we are of you.

It takes courage to ask.
It takes determination to keep trying.
And it takes a pretty special 12-year-old to see a need and decide, “I can help.”

SAWYER, YOU ARE OUR HERO. ❤️

Thank you for your enthusiasm, your hard work, and most of all, your heart for our firefighters. What you are doing may happen quietly behind the scenes, but we see you, and we appreciate you.

Sawyer is the oldest daughter of our own Firefighter Garth Quinton and Sara Quinton.

Garth and Sara — well done, Dad and Mom. ♥️ You’re raising an amazing young lady who already understands what community and taking care of others is all about.

Keep going, Sawyer. Kellyville Fire is cheering you on! 🚒❤️

09/08/2026

The Creek County Commissioners have imposed a seven day burn ban, starting today, September 8, 2026. It should expire on September 14, but can be extended depending upon weather conditions.
You can still cook outside in the grill as long as you have the right protection and use precautions. (Water hose, cement pad stay with it and monitor it)

09/08/2026

Our hearts are heavy as we send our deepest prayers and condolences to the family, friends, and fire service brothers and sisters of the Wellston Fire Department during this heartbreaking time.

A firefighter answered the call to protect lives and property while battling a large grass fire, and during that service suffered a medical emergency. There are no words that can ease a loss like this.

May God wrap His arms around the family, fellow firefighters, first responders, and the entire Wellston community. May He give them strength in the difficult days ahead and comfort them in knowing their firefighter’s service, courage, and dedication will never be forgotten.

From our fire family to yours, we stand beside you. ❤️‍🩹🖤

🙏 Prayers from Kellyville Fire Department