Hickory Creek Fire Department

10/25/2026

Hickory Creek Fire Department recently upgraded one of our pickup trucks, and we’ll be selling our previous utility truck!

This truck has served our department as a utility vehicle for hauling our boat and responding to medical calls. As we continue to upgrade our equipment and resources, we’re ready to pass this one along to another fire department! Turn key ready for any department. Just needs your logo!

See the attached flyer for details. If you have any questions or are interested, please reach out!

10/25/2026

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING OUR CHILI SUPPER!

A huge thank you to everyone who came out to support Hickory Creek and Pleasure Heights Fire Departments! We appreciate our community more than you know. Your support helps us continue serving our neighbors and keeping our community safe.

And the quilt winner is…! Check out the video in the comments to see who took home this beautiful quilt!

To everyone who attended, donated, bought raffle tickets, or helped make this event happen — THANK YOU! We couldn’t do it without you.

This is what Neighbors Helping Neighbors is all about.

10/24/2026

We had a great time at Rogers Heritage High School’s Trunk or Treat! We enjoyed getting out in the neighboring community, seeing all the costumes, and being part of a fun evening for local families. Thanks for having us!

10/12/2026

Update: The burn ban is extended through 10/14/26.
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The Benton County Fire Marshal has issued a 24-Hour Countywide Burn Ban.

No outdoor open burning is permitted.

For more information: https://bentoncountyar.gov/fire-marshal/burn-ban-information/

10/08/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Multiple Agencies Respond to Structure Fire on Blackburn Road Rural Lowell

Firefighters from Hickory Creek Fire Department, Rogers Fire Department, Hwy 94 East Fire Department, Fire Department, and Pafford EMS responded to a reported structure fire in the 11,000 block of Blackburn Road in Lowell.
Battalion Chief 4104 was the first unit to arrive and found four outbuildings heavily involved in fire, along with multiple utility terrain vehicles (UTVs) burning on the property.

Fire crews worked quickly to prevent the flames from spreading to the nearby residence, successfully saving the homeowner's house from becoming involved in the fire. Units from Hwy 94 East and HCFD established water shuttle operations. The fire was brought under control within approximately 20 minutes of Engine 4111's arrival. No injuries were reported among residents or responding firefighters.

Units on scene were:

Lowell Fire Department
Engine 4111
Ladder 4132
Tender 4121
Battalion Chief 4104

Hickory Creek Fire Department
Engine 8111
Tender 8121
Chief 8101

Highway 94 East Fire Department
Chief 4502, Firefighter 4580

Rogers Fire Department
Engine 2
Engine 6
Rescue 2
Battalion Chief 1

Pafford EMS
Medic 257

The quick actions of responding crews and strong cooperation between agencies were instrumental in preventing the fire from spreading to the residence and causing further property loss."
For additional information, contact the Lowell Fire Department.

10/07/2026

10/03/2026

Hickory Creek Fire Department is set up at Touch-A-Truck!

Come out to Arvest Ballpark today and check out our truck, gear, and equipment! We’ll be here 9AM–2 PM for a great day of trucks, equipment, and fun for the whole family!

10/02/2026