Fairview Fire Department

09/23/2026

‼️ Until further notice.

09/05/2026

Come support Fairview Fire Department at the 28th Gloss Mountain Cruisers Car Show today. Purchase raffle tickets for your choice of $1000 store credit to Hoyle Creek Fi****ms, or Blackstone Omnivore Flex 22 from M&D Enterprises Fairview. Tickets are $25 each or 5 for $100. Located in front of major county farm bureau (main & broadway)

09/02/2026

Teamwork makes the dream work!

While returning from the fire along US-412 near Bouse Junction, our tanker experienced an air supply failure to the rear brakes. The wheels continued to spin, but the rear brakes were actively applying and attempting to stop the truck. Unfortunately, the truck was climbing a hill when the failure occurred, and the firefighter attributed the drag to the incline. After making it up the hill it was apparent there was an issue with the tanker, and the firefighter pulled over at the next intersection. The brakes were obviously very hot by this point and smoking tremendously. Thankfully, there was no resulting fire to the system components, but the truck was out of service and still 10+ miles from home.

A quick call to District 1 Commissioner Ryan Greb resulted in a semi and trailer headed our way in no time. Ryan and his employee Matt, who also happens to be a Meno firefighter, were able to help get the brakes backed off and the truck loaded and hauled back to our station for repairs. Without their expertise and skill we were stuck. Ryan was already at another fire incident on 412 after providing an excavator to assist in spreading burning hay bales and didn’t hesitate to assist us as well.

We’re always grateful for the assistance our County Commissioners provide! District 3 had already provided us with graders and operators to assist on our fire scene, so in all they helped assist us three separate ways in just a few hours. Whether it be heavy equipment, additional water resources, or a tow home, our Commissioners always provide.

Thank you all!

08/31/2026

🔈‼️ Major County Fire Tower is now available for streaming. This tool should be utilized for information only in case of emergency incidents affecting public safety.

As always, official emergency updates will be released by the fire departments, Emergency Management, Sheriff’s Office, or coordinated through local media outlets.

Listen live to Major County Fire, a Public Safety scanner in Major County, Oklahoma. Free real-time police, fire and EMS audio on Scanner Radio for iOS and Android via Broadcastify.com.

08/25/2026

Notice of change of process.

08/24/2026

Burn ban extended for another 7 days.

During the meeting of the Major County Commissioners Aug. 24, Commissioners voted to extend the Burn Ban for Major County for another seven days.

08/21/2026

‼️Winds are howling this afternoon already. Humidity is still substantial, but dropping fast. Drought remains and the fuel loads are still high. Remember we remain in a burn ban until Monday, with a likely renewal to come.

🔥Call in smoke immediately to 911. Refrain from throwing lit ci******es and ensure your trailer chains aren’t dragging. Conditions will remain ripe for rapid fire development.

08/17/2026

Major County is now under a 7 day burn ban.

08/15/2026

Fairview and the Major Co. Task Force continue to work on the CR210 & CR32 fire north of Mooreland this morning alongside Woodward Co. fire departments.

Great progress was made overnight halting the advancing head fire, but as dawn breaks the reality of the terrain proves the challenges of firefighting in NW Oklahoma.

Fires continue to burn through unreachable canyon bottoms as firefighters work to find any means of access. Woodward Co. has been hammered with wildfires over the past week and their departments are TIRED! They’ve worked relentlessly, often with the help of surrounding counties, to defend their land. The work isn’t done here, and additional counties are in route to give reprieve to the weary.

The terrain is truly breathtaking. The loss of grasslands is detrimental to these ranchers. Pray for them. Pray for the tired firefighters. And pray for rain!

08/13/2026

Please avoid any outdoor hot work! Call in any smoke you see immediately. While we’re not currently in a burn ban, any burning is strongly discouraged.

Increased wildfire risk continues across Oklahoma due to dry, warm conditions and gusty wind. A Red Flag Warning will be in effect for NW Oklahoma, but with the high heat and increasing drought, fires are possible anywhere.

Take care to avoid any activities that may cause a spark! If you see smoke or fire, report it immediately.

The State Emergency Operations Center is Activated due to increased fire activity.