Tri-District Fire Protection District

BURN BAN LIFTED – ROGERS COUNTY

The Rogers County Burn Ban has officially expired, and outdoor burning is now permitted.

Even though the ban has been lifted, please continue to burn responsibly and safely:

• Monitor weather conditions and wind
• Never leave fires unattended
• Keep a water source nearby
• Avoid burning during high winds or dry conditions

Our area can still become dangerous quickly, so use caution and help prevent wildfires.

If a fire gets out of control, call 911 immediately.

🔥 Reminder for All Residents and Landowners 🔥

Before conducting a control burn, please contact the non-emergency dispatch line at 918-923-4755.

This quick call helps crews distinguish planned burns from potential emergencies, ensuring we don't waste valuable resources responding to a well-managed fire mistaken as a hazard. Every report helps us serve the community efficiently and stay ready for true emergencies.

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🚨 Honing Our Skills, Serving Our Community! 🚨

Our personnel recently completed Emergency Vehicle Driver Training, blending classroom learning with a hands-on driving course. This training helps us refine our knowledge and maneuvering skills, ensuring we’re equipped to respond swiftly and most importantly, safely.
We’re proud of everyone for their dedication to keeping our community safe— A big round of applause for going the extra mile to protect and serve! 👏🚒