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10/24/2026

Great coverage of Firefighter A. J. Morrison discussing an off-duty rescue that he performed a while ago. We are proud of him and thankful to have him on our team.

10/23/2026

Engine 3 C Platoon stopped by San Miguel School of Tulsa for a show-and-tell!

Our crew had a great time connecting with students, sharing fire safety tips, and even squeezing in a foot race!

Building community connections and teaching fire safety starts young. Thanks for having us!

10/23/2026

COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS: LET’S TALK PUBLIC SAFETY!

Want to learn more about how the Tulsa Fire Department is working to make our community safer? Join us at an upcoming Community Conversation for a chance to meet Tulsa Fire Chief Michael Baker and other city leaders, ask questions, share concerns and hear about the work happening across our city.

Chief Baker will be there to discuss the many ways Tulsa Fire Department is serving our community, from emergency response and fire prevention to the important work of our Mobile Integrated Health (MIH) teams, who are making a difference by connecting people with specialized care and resources to improve their health and quality of life.

We’re proud of the dedication our firefighters and MIH teams bring to this mission, and we want you to hear firsthand about the progress being made!

Upcoming Community Conversations
5:30–7 p.m.

Oct. 26: Tulsa Tech Lemley Memorial Campus, Client Service Center

Oct. 29: Herman & Kate Kaiser YMCA

Nov. 2: Hardesty Regional Library

Nov. 5: Rudisill Regional Library

Your voice matters! Come meet the people working to keep Tulsa safe, learn more about our accomplishments and help us continue building a safer, healthier community. We hope to see you there!

10/22/2026

Academy Class 114 spent part of their third week learning about building construction during a bus tour of Tulsa. Understanding how buildings are built helps firefighters recognize potential hazards and make better decisions when lives are on the line.

But the day came with an unexpected stop.

As the cadets passed TFD Headquarters, they spotted Training Chief Spencer Yeager and what appeared to be a broken-down vehicle. They stopped to help, only to discover the chief had something else in mind: hose bundles and a trip up Union Hill.

The steep hill is part of TFD history. Before our current Training Center was built, cadets trained at headquarters, and running Union Hill was a familiar way to finish a tough day.

Class 114 got to experience that tradition firsthand. The training may change, but the traditions that bring firefighters together live on.

10/21/2026

Tulsa Fire Department crews conducted a walk-through today at Public Service Company of Oklahoma (PSO), located at 3600 S. Elwood Ave.

Engine 6, Engine 26, Ladder 26, HazMat 6, HazMat 31 and the District 3 Chief participated in the visit, refreshing their knowledge of site-specific safety procedures and best practices for responding to an emergency at the facility.

Familiarizing ourselves with local facilities and potential hazards helps our firefighters make informed decisions and respond safely and effectively when seconds count.

Thank you to PSO for helping us stay prepared and keeping our community safe!

10/21/2026

Captain Greg Delozier and our A Platoon Ladder 26 crew were at the TFD Training Center today for Firefighter Tilly to complete his RFEO ladder skills test.

Tilly is now approved to operate both the engine and ladder, giving his crew more flexibility and strengthening our ability to serve and protect the Tulsa community.
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10/21/2026

Recently, our Engine 18 C Platoon crew visited the PreK students at Metro Christian Academy to talk about fire safety and give them a closer look at what firefighters do.

We always appreciate the opportunity to spend time with our youngest community members, answer their questions and help them learn how to stay safe.

Thank you, Metro Christian Academy, for welcoming our firefighters and giving us the chance to connect with these young Patriots!

📸 Metro Christian Academy

10/20/2026

Today, Tulsa Fire Department captains, lieutenants and firefighters are at our Safety Training Center testing new self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) options.

The department is preparing to purchase new SCBAs and is evaluating equipment from three manufacturers. Last week, crews tested, Dräger, today they’re testing MSA, and next week they’ll put Scott to the test.

Getting hands-on experience is an important part of the process. Firefighters are working through an entanglement prop, advancing hoselines and familiarizing themselves with each unit while performing tasks similar to those they encounter on emergency scenes.

SCBA technology has come a long way since our last purchase, with improvements to communication and features that help firefighters better monitor their air supply.

Putting the equipment to the test helps us make informed decisions about the tools our firefighters rely on when it matters most.

10/20/2026

Interesting TFD history about the “Original Six” shared by Lieutenant Victor Grimes. Check out the Tulsa Fire Museum’s page for more TFD history!

Address

1760 Newblock Park Drive
Tulsa, OK
74127

Telephone

+19185969444

Website

https://www.cityoftulsa.org/government/departments/fire/

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