Beebe Fire Department

10/20/2026

As a reminder a BURN BAN still remains in effect for White County!

10/16/2026

A huge Thank You to Esan Coffee of Beebe for inviting our crew over and taking care of A-Shift today with a tasty drink. We appreciate your support!

10/13/2026

10/09/2026

10/08/2026

This week the Beebe Fire Department has been busy with Fire Prevention Week activities, monthly department training, and answering calls for service in between. From educating our community about fire safety to sharpening our skills through hands on training, we’re staying focused on being prepared for whatever comes our way.

-Fire Prevention Week

We have been spending time in our community teaching fire safety and helping educate the next generation about what to do in an emergency. By Friday we will have given demonstrations to over 1,300 children and teachers.

-Monthly Training

We are continuing to sharpen our skills with hands-on training, including tanker shuttle operations, drafting and pump operations.

We appreciate our communities continued support!

10/03/2026

As a reminder the Burn Ban is still in effect for White County.

10/01/2026

The Beebe Fire Department responded to 136 calls for service for the month of September, bringing our 2026 year to date total to 1,376 calls for service. Our crews stayed busy serving the community and we appreciate our communities continued support.

09/09/2026

Update: Owner located.

This dog was brought by the Beebe Fire Department by a concerned citizen. He was running around with a broken leash. He will be taken to the Beebe Animal Shelter in the morning, before then please contact 501-288-4265.

09/01/2026

The Beebe Fire Department responded to 174 calls for service for the month of August, bringing our 2026 year to date total to 1,240 calls for service. Our crews stayed busy serving the community and we appreciate our communities continued support.

09/01/2026

Arkansas remains at an increased risk for wildfire. Sixty‑two counties are currently at high risk, and the remaining 13 are at moderate risk. Burn bans are in effect in 63 counties. Under these conditions, fires can ignite easily, spread quickly, and become serious if not addressed right away. Even small brush fires or campfires can escape.

The public is urged to avoid activities that could unintentionally start a fire and to follow all local burn restrictions. To reduce wildfire risk:

🚫Avoid outdoor debris burning.
🚫Do not discard ci******es outside.
🚫Avoid parking vehicles on dry grass.
🚫Use caution with equipment that creates sparks.
🚫Never leave any outdoor flame unattended.

Report wildfire smoke or fire immediately to Forestry Dispatch at 1‑800‑468‑8834.

Stay updated using the Department’s county-by-county wildfire danger map: https://mip.agri.arkansas.gov/agtools/Forestry/Fire_Info