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Texas County Emergency Management MAY NOT BE UPDATED IN REAL-TIME (however we strive for timely updating) WEATHER WARNINGS OR OTHER EMERGENCY RELATED INFORMATION SHOULD BE OBTAINED FROM RADIO OR OTHER SOURCES We encourage questions and comments from the community and work to help you be better prepared. Texas County Emergency Management MAY NOT BE UPDATED IN REAL-TIME (however we strive for timely updating) WEATHER WARNINGS OR OTHER EMERGENCY RELATED INFORMATION SHOULD BE OBTAINED FROM RADIO OR OTHER SOURCES


Social Media Comment Policy:

In order to better serve its residents, we utilize user engagement tools and websites, including social media channels, to provide residents with information in more places and more ways than were traditionally available. All content and comments posted to this official social media site may survive deletion whether by you or others. Requests for emergency services should be directed to 9-1-1 and not through this site. Individual complaints, concerns, or service requests will not be addressed via Social Media. To protect your privacy and the privacy of others, please do not include sensitive personally identifiable information, such as social security numbers. Shared tools and websites should not be considered secure. Posts to this site may be removed or hidden in a viewpoint neutral manner under the Texas County EM procedure for Social Media sites but may be preserved as a public record. Texas County EM also reserves the right to discontinue any or all Social Media Sites at any time. Practical and legal considerations may sometimes constrain, prevent, or prohibit discussion by Texas County EM of certain topics, including, but not limited to litigation, pending investigations, and other topics through various media including social media. Following, sharing, “friending” persons, or organizations is not an endorsement by Texas County EM and is only intended as a means of communication. Any references or links to a specific entity, product, service or organization posted by individuals on the Texas County EM Social Media Sites should not be considered an endorsement by the County or its departments, employees, or officers. Texas County EM is not responsible for the security of social media pages and applications that reside outside their domain. In addition, Texas County EM does not endorse or advocate an individual’s participation in a particular social media platform. Texas County EM has no control over the policies and practices of third-party social media sites that may have certain requirements that subjects individuals to the third-party’s policies, guidelines, and rules. By participating with Texas County Emergency Management in social networking communities, you agree that you may be responsible for any damages, losses, liabilities, judgments, costs or expenses arising out of a claim by a third party relating to any posts you have made. While Texas County Emergency Management recognizes the instantaneous nature of social media is a 24 hour-a-day, 7 days-a-week medium, the monitoring of the Texas County EM social media sites by staff is not. Specific questions regarding this comment posting disclaimer can be directed in writing to the EM Director Levi Bickford at [email protected] or EM Deputy Director Tonde Christian at [email protected]

10/08/2026

🚧 TRAFFIC ALERT – US HIGHWAY 54 🚧

⚠️ EASTBOUND LANES CLOSED

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) advises that eastbound US Highway 54 near Mile 24 approximately for 1/2 mile is currently closed.

🚗 Motorists can anticipate traffic delays in the area through approximately 3:00 PM

Please use caution, allow extra travel time, and be prepared for possible traffic backups.

🚨 Slow down, stay alert, and watch for emergency personnel and roadway crews.

Texas County Emergency Management

Oklahoma Department of Transportation

From our friends at the US National Weather Service Amarillo Texas Tropical moisture from the remnants of what is curren...
09/28/2026

From our friends at the US National Weather Service Amarillo Texas

Tropical moisture from the remnants of what is currently Hurricane Polo is forecast to move into the Southwest United States early this week and interact with an upper level low pressure system. This combination will bring additional rainfall and flooding concerns to the combined Panhandles through the week.

🌫️ DENSE FOG ADVISORY — USE EXTREME CAUTION 🌫️Please use extreme caution during your morning commute. Dense fog is reduc...
09/28/2026

🌫️ DENSE FOG ADVISORY — USE EXTREME CAUTION 🌫️

Please use extreme caution during your morning commute. Dense fog is reducing visibility to ¼ mile or less in some areas.

🚗 Slow down
💡 Use your headlights
↔️ Increase your following distance
⏰ Allow extra time to reach your destination safely

The Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect until 11:00 AM CDT for Texas and Beaver Counties in Oklahoma, as well as portions of the Texas Panhandle.

Take your time this morning — arriving safely is more important than arriving on time.

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09/28/2026

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09/24/2026

🔥 **OK-FIRE Workshop Coming to Guymon!** 🔥

Join us **October 15** in Guymon for a **FREE one-day OK-FIRE workshop** focused on fire danger, data tools, prescribed burning, and land management.

📍 **Texas County Emergency Management Office**
2906 Tumbleweed Dr., Guymon, OK
🕘 **9:00 AM – 4:30 PM**
👥 **Limited to 35 participants**

**What’s on tap?**
• FREE one-day workshop covering **fire danger, data tools, and prescribed burning/land management**
• Learn about **amazing new products and a redesigned OK-FIRE**
• Practical information and tools to help with fire planning and land management

We don’t make it out to the Panhandle often, so **we want to reach as many folks as possible!** Please feel free to share this opportunity with coworkers, neighbors, landowners, fire professionals, and anyone else who may benefit.

**Space is limited to 35, so be sure to register early!**

09/24/2026

Monarch Migration

Monarchs migrate as a stair-step of multiple generations from Mexico to Canada and back.

1st Generation: northbound, April-May
2nd Generation: northbound, May-July
3rd Generation: northbound, Arrives in Canada, June-August
4th Generation: "super" generation, southbound to Mexico, August-September
5th Generation: "bonus" generation in Oklahoma, September-October

Peak Sightings in Oklahoma: Spring & Fall Migration

Report your sightings at https://journeynorth.org/

Read more about the Bonus Generation https://okiesformonarchs.org/news/bonus-monarch-generation/

Okies for Monarchs

09/24/2026
09/24/2026

☔🌧️ Are you getting any rain?

Let’s see those rain gauge totals! Drop your location and how much rain you’ve received in the comments. 👇

📍 Location:
🌧️ Rainfall total:

We’d love to hear what you’re getting across the area! ☔

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2906 Tumbleweed Drive
Guymon, OK
73942

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15803380911

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