Chattanooga Volunteer Fire Department

10/20/2026

09/30/2026

We would like to thank Hutson Insurance Agency for their generous monetary donation of $500 to help with our recent repairs and fuel bills. We appreciate the support for our firefighters and the community we proudly serve! 🔥🚒

09/11/2026

09/11/2026

We would like to thank Fort Sill Federal Credit Union for their generous donation of snacks and drinks to our department. We appreciate the support for our firefighters and the community we proudly serve!🚒

09/07/2026

⚠️Be aware going south of Chattanooga! ⚠️

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09/05/2026

🔥Good day to do some maintenance on this Labor Day Weekend! We’re fixing water leaks, changing oil on trucks, and swapping pumps! 🔥

Pray for Rain!🌧️

09/04/2026

We’d like to thank All America Bank for donation of supplies!

Pray for rain!

09/03/2026

We worked a grass fire yesterday down by camp Lu-Jo Kismif and would like to thank the following agencies for their help: Chattanooga Fire, Comanche Nation Fire, Walter's Fire, Pecan Creek Fire, Comanche County Sheriff's Office, Cotton County Sheriff's Office, Cotton County graders, Cotton County Emergency Management, Cotton Electric, and all the farmers that helped to extinguish this fire. Please continue to exercise extreme caution as conditions continue to grow worse due to the lack of rain and the temperatures.

08/31/2026

Comanche County and the rest of Southwest Oklahoma are in a severe drought, with weeks of triple digit heat, and a burn ban is currently in effect. A wildfire pretty close to our office recently burned several homes, and multiple propane tanks were involved due to dry grass and debris built up around them.

When vegetation surrounds a propane tank, fire burns hotter and longer against it. That sustained heat is what triggers a tank’s safety valve to release, producing the large flames you may have seen.

Action needed. Clear at least ten feet around every propane tank, no grass, no brush, no stacked materials. But don’t stop there. Walk your whole property. Cleared, mowed space around your house, sheds, and outbuildings gives a fire less to burn and less reason to linger, which can mean the difference between it passing through and it spreading.

Don’t wait until a fire is already burning nearby, the time to prepare is now. Clear it out and give firefighters something they can defend.

Protect your family and your neighbors. Please continue to Pray for those that are affected by these devastating wildfires.

Questions, call our office.

Indiahoma Fire Dept
Chattanooga Volunteer Fire Department
Cache Fire Dept
Comanche County/Lawton Emergency Management

08/30/2026

August has been a busy month for us, and September isn’t looking much better. We are truly blessed by the support our community continues to show us at every fundraiser.

After getting back from the fires yesterday and servicing the trucks for the next call, it’s hard not to notice the fuel bill. Large fires can cost us $100–$150 in fuel per truck, and with 4–6 trucks responding, it adds up quickly.

We can’t thank our community enough for always supporting us. Please support your local Fire Department whenever they have a fundraiser! 🚒🔥

Pray for Rain!