Turley Fire & Rescue

04/29/2026

April 28, 2026

In early February, the Turley Fire Department Board reached out to our community for support in gathering signatures for a petition to place Title 19 and a proposed merger with Berryhill Fire Department on the ballot. We want to express our heartfelt appreciation to the Turley community, Turley Fire & Rescue, and every volunteer who stepped forward. Our officers and firefighters put their own lives on pause to gather signatures and advocate for the future of this department, and we are grateful for their dedication.

However, the Berryhill Fire Department Board voted not to move forward with the resolution presented by Chief Hall. Because of this, the petition we circulated can no longer be used. It required Berryhill Fire Department to act as the sponsor for the Title 19 Fire District, and without their involvement, the petition is now void.

We also want to thank Chief Hall, Captain Tumleson, and the Berryhill crew for their support throughout this process. At this time, we do not have a finalized plan for what comes next, but we are exploring every option to secure funding and continue serving the Turley community. We will share updates as soon as we have them.

Sincerely,

The Turley Fire and Rescue Board
6404 N Peoria Ave, Tulsa OK 74126
Office: 918-425-5246

04/25/2026

Hey Turley Community, heads up for some serious weather today.
The latest NWS outlook shows elevated tornado threat, baseball size hail possible, and winds up to 70mph rolling in late afternoon into overnight. That orange "enhanced" risk covers well around Tulsa county.

Stay weather aware:
- monitor forecasts
- have multiple ways to get warnings
- make sure your severe weather plan is ready.

If you hear sirens, be sure to head to your safe spot and stay put till it passes.
The Turley Fire station is NOT a public tornado shelter. The nearest public tornado shelter for the Turley area is O'Brien Park.
Stay safe out there. 🌩️⚠️

04/24/2026

Hey Turley Community! 🚒💪

Just another day at the station, keeping our rigs shiny and ready for whatever comes our way. From Engine 91 to Rescue 91, we’re always here, always watching out for you.

We have severe weather in the Green Country area, moving in. Stay weather aware! 📻⛈

Come join us every Thursday night for training. It’s a solid mix of skills, laughs, and good vibes with the crew. If you’re looking to make a real difference in your community, we’re accepting volunteer firefighters right now. No experience needed, just heart and hustle. Swing by, say what’s up, and let’s see if it’s a fit.
Here for when you need us! ❤️🔥

03/22/2026

Red Flag Warning in Turley Oklahoma.
DO NOT BURN.
Keep everyone safe.

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for tomorrow due to critical fire weather conditions. All outdoor burning is strictly prohibited. If you observe any smoke or fire, please call 911 immediately. Stay vigilant and help protect our community.

03/22/2026

A Red Flag Warning has been issued for tomorrow due to critical fire weather conditions. All outdoor burning is strictly prohibited. If you observe any smoke or fire, please call 911 immediately. Stay vigilant and help protect our community.

03/07/2026

TORNADO WARNING FOR TURLEY TAKE COVER NOW! Radar indicated rotation spotted in west Tulsa county moving northeast at 20mph.

18:29 EDIT: CONFIRMED RADAR TORNADO JUST SOUTHWEST OF THE AREA TAKE COVER NOW!

03/05/2026

🚨 Severe Thunderstorms for Friday, March 7🚨

Our area faces a risk of strong to severe storms late afternoon through overnight. Possible threats include damaging winds up to 70+ mph, large hail, and a limited chance of tornadoes. 🌩️

Here are ways to stay safe:
• Have multiple ways to get warnings (phone alerts, NOAA radio, TV). 📻
• Know your safe spot - basement/interior room away from windows. O'Brien Park is a designated shelter for the area. The Turley Fire Station IS NOT a shelter.
• Prepare now – review your severe weather plan. 📋

Monitor NWS Tulsa for updates: weather.gov/Tulsa

Stay alert and stay safe Turley! 💪

03/01/2026

During large incidents , our firefighters and mutual aid crews often operate for extended periods under extreme heat and physically demanding conditions. To keep our personnel safe and properly rehabbed on scene, we are currently In need of donations.

• Bottled water
• Electrolyte drinks (Gatorade, Powerade, etc.)
• Non-perishable snacks (granola bars, protein bars, trail mix, crackers, peanut butter packs, etc.)

These items go directly to supporting crews working long-duration fires and emergency incidents in our community.

02/28/2026

One of the best up there! Thank you for your professional dispatching for the volunteer Fire Departments that rely on Tulsa Fire Dispatch.

02/23/2026

Edit: UPDATE 22:52
We have been upgraded to a Red Flag Warning For Tuesday, February 24th. Absolutely no burning is allowed to help with wildfire prevention. With a burn ban in-effect for Tulsa County, this is enforceable and punishable by $500 fine or 1 year imprisonment.

🚨 Fire Weather Watch for Tulsa County 🚨
NWS Tulsa has issued a Fire Weather Watch for our area for Tuesday, February 24th. Expect dry conditions, gusty winds, and low humidity creating elevated wildfire risk tomorrow.
Fire Safety & Wildfire Prevention:
• No outdoor burning—burn ban remains in effect. 🔥
• Avoid sparks: Secure trailers, no welding/cutting outdoors.
• Extinguish ci******es fully; dispose properly.
• Mow with caution—sparks from equipment ignite dry grass easily.
• Report any smoke/fire: Call 911 immediately.
Stay alert, prevent starts. Dry fuels + wind = rapid spread.
Updates: weather.gov/tsa

02/19/2026

Burn Ban in effect for Tulsa County ⚠️⚠️🔥🔥🔥
Due to the extreme fire danger and recent wildfire activity in the State, an immediate burn ban is active across Tulsa County. No outdoor burning allowed—including trash, campfires, bonfires, or fire pits. Ban lasts up to 12 days; may extend or lift early.

Fire Safety & Wildfire Prevention:
• Avoid any open flames or sparks outdoors. 🔥
• Properly dispose of ci******es—never toss from vehicles.
• Mow carefully; equipment sparks can ignite dry grass.
• Report smoke or fires immediately: Call 911.
Stay vigilant—dry conditions mean fires spread fast. Help keep Turley safe!