Kiefer Fire Department

Kiefer Fire Department KFD is dedicated to serving and protecting the Kiefer community and surrounding areas!

Today, members of the Kiefer Fire Department took part in a safe driving program at the high school, providing students ...
03/25/2026

Today, members of the Kiefer Fire Department took part in a safe driving program at the high school, providing students with a live demonstration of vehicle extrication procedures. Firefighters utilized the Jaws of Life to provide students with a real life look at how people are extricated from vehicles. The vehicles were generously provided by Glenpool Wrecker Service for training purposes.

03/21/2026

🚨 Fire Weather Watch in Effect 🚨

A Fire Weather Watch is currently in effect for the Town of Kiefer through Sunday, March 22 due to increased fire danger conditions.

Please do not burn during this time.

Dry conditions and wind can cause fires to spread quickly and become dangerous fast.

Thank you for helping keep our community safe.

— Kiefer Fire Department

03/06/2026

Kiefer is currently under a TORNADO WARNING. The sirens have been activated. Please take shelter NOW!

03/02/2026

Creek County burn ban has been lifted. It is still extremely dry so please be cautious.

02/28/2026

🚫🔥 BURN BAN IN EFFECT NO BURNING 🔥🚫

The Kiefer Fire Department wants to remind everyone that we are currently under a BURN BAN. Fire danger is HIGH again today.

Please don’t burn. Please don’t burn!

🚫 NO trash burning
🚫 NO brush piles
🚫 NO backyard campfires
🚫 NO open flames outdoors

Yesterday evening, crews fought a grass fire on the west side of town. A fire that could have been prevented.

Conditions are dry, we need rain! 🌧️

Help us protect our community and our firefighters.

02/23/2026

🚨Attention Kiefer residents: Creek County is officially under a burn ban🚨

Please see attached info from Creek County Emergency Management

02/19/2026

🚨🔥 CRITICAL FIRE WEATHER ALERT — PLEASE READ & SHARE 🔥🚨

The Kiefer Volunteer Fire Department is urging all residents in Kiefer and surrounding areas to use extreme caution due to critical fire weather conditions. High winds, low humidity, and dry vegetation mean that any spark could quickly turn into a dangerous wildfire.

❌ NO outdoor burning
❌ Avoid parking on dry grass (hot exhaust systems can ignite fires)
❌ Secure chains on trailers to prevent sparks
❌ Dispose of ci******es properly, never toss them outside
❌ Be cautious with equipment that produces heat or sparks

🚒 Our volunteers are ready to respond, but prevention is the best protection for our homes, land, and neighbors.

If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately.

Please help keep our community safe by sharing this post and staying alert. ❤️

— Kiefer Volunteer Fire Department

02/18/2026

🔥 Today and tomorrow bring Elevated Fire Danger in Kiefer – Please Use Caution! 🔥

The fire danger in Kiefer is currently elevated due to dry conditions, low humidity, and breezy winds. These conditions can cause fires to start easily and spread quickly.

⚠️ Please take precautions:
• Avoid outdoor burning
• Do not toss ci******es from vehicles
• Secure trailer chains to prevent sparks
• Use extreme caution with grills, fire pits, and equipment
• Park vehicles off dry grass

Even a small spark can lead to a fast-moving wildfire. Let’s all do our part to keep our community safe.

If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately.

Stay alert. Stay safe and help protect Kiefer and our surrounding areas.

🚨If you are interested in donating non perishable snacks or water please drop them off at the station door or leave with city hall 🚨

01/24/2026

❄️ Extreme Cold Weather Safety Reminder ❄️

As temperatures drop to dangerous levels, we want to help everyone stay warm AND safe during this extreme cold.

🔥 Please remember:
• Never use ovens, stovetops, or grills to heat your home
• Keep space heaters at least 3 feet away from anything that can burn
• Always plug space heaters directly into the wall no extension cords
• Turn space heaters off when sleeping or leaving the room
• Make sure smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are working
• Never run generators or grills inside your home.

🚨 Improper heating is a leading cause of winter house fires and carbon monoxide emergencies. A few extra precautions can make a big difference.

💙 Check on neighbors, especially the elderly, and bring pets inside during the cold.

Stay warm. Stay safe.
Kiefer Fire Department 🚒

12/21/2025

The Kiefer Fire Department has responded to two grass fires in the last two days. With dry conditions and wind in Oklahoma, it doesn’t take much for a small spark to turn into a fast-moving fire.

Here are a few ways we can all help prevent grass fires in our communities:

🔥 Avoid burning on windy or dry days
🔥 Properly extinguish burn piles drown, stir, and drown again
🔥 Don’t toss ci******es or matches on the ground
🔥 Secure chains and equipment so they don’t drag and spark
🔥 Keep vehicles off tall, dry grass
🔥 Mow defensible space around homes, barns, and fences

A little extra caution goes a long way in keeping our land, homes, livestock, and firefighters safe. 💪🚒

🚒🔥 A huge thank you to Mark Allen Chevrolet for selecting the Kiefer Fire Department as the recipient of your First Resp...
11/02/2025

🚒🔥 A huge thank you to Mark Allen Chevrolet for selecting the Kiefer Fire Department as the recipient of your First Responder Appreciation donation!

We are incredibly grateful for your generosity and support of our volunteer firefighters. Donations like this help us continue serving and protecting our community safely and effectively.

From all of us at Kiefer Fire Department thank you, Mark Allen Chevrolet, for recognizing and supporting first responders! ❤️🚒🇺🇸

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311 E Indiana Avenue
Kiefer, OK
74041

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