Pioneer Skeleton Creek Volunteer Fire Department

06/10/2026

Harvest has started. Please be alert for our farmers and their machinery traveling the roadways. Give them space, slow down around them and be curious. Remember they feed you.

06/09/2026

Here ya go! Information you were waiting for.
Hog Roast and Gun Raffle 2026. Saturday, July 11, 5:30-8 pm. Pioneer High School cafeteria. Smoked pulled pork and all the fixins, gun raffle, silent auction and door prizes. Make a plan to come out and join us as well as your friends and neighbors. Support Pioneer Skeleton Creek Firefighters in all they do. Donations accepted as well. Hope to see ya there, and Thank you in advance!

06/09/2026

Hint, hint. It’s almost that time. More details coming. Everyone get ready.

06/06/2026

For those that wonder and at times question why. Medical helicopters can be lifesavers, but there are limits to what they can do.

06/05/2026

Info for all.

06/05/2026

Good deal!!!

Introducing the Garfield County Emergency Management M.U.D. Trailer (Mobile Unit for Disasters)

"Garfield County Emergency Management is proud to introduce the new M.U.D. Trailer (Mobile Unit for Disasters), a trailer stocked, organized, and ready to respond to disasters throughout Garfield County and surrounding areas.

This project was made possible through a collaborative effort between GCEM Director Jacob Price, the Garfield County Commissioners, and the City of Enid. Together, we recognized the need for a dedicated response unit that could be rapidly deployed to support residents and communities during emergencies and disaster recovery operations.

Thanks to the overwhelming generosity of our community following the recent EF-4 tornado, we were able to equip the M.U.D. Trailer with a wide variety of essential response and recovery supplies, including shovels, rakes, gloves, first aid kits, safety glasses, hygiene kits, tarps, rope, flashlights, folding canopies, tables, chairs, and much more.

As we continue to expand our capabilities, we plan to add additional resources such as portable generators and mobile light towers to further strengthen our disaster response efforts.

The M.U.D. Trailer will remain fully stocked, maintained, and ready for deployment whenever disaster strikes. Whether responding to severe weather, tornadoes, flooding, or other emergencies, these supplies will help us provide immediate assistance to affected residents and support recovery operations across our communities.

This initiative is a testament to what can be accomplished when local governments, community leaders, and citizens work together toward a common goal. We are incredibly grateful for the donations, support, and partnership that made this possible.

Together, we are building a stronger, safer, and more resilient Garfield County."

— Jacob Price
Garfield County Emergency Management Director

05/25/2026

Just a small sample of law enforcement memorabilia. Oklahoma, across the US and across the ponds.

05/25/2026

50 years of law enforcement, local, state and federal. Proud of my Dad and all he has done.

05/25/2026

Not matter what style you like, or don’t. Remember they are on the same road as you. Be alert, look twice and share the road!