10/28/2026
A huge thank you to Phillips 66 for the generous donation of battery-operated tools to our department! Your support helps us better serve our community and gives our firefighters valuable equipment to get the job done safely and efficiently. We truly appreciate your generosity and commitment to helping us protect and serve our community. 🚒🧯
Donation equips Stinnett firefighters
A $34,935 donation from the Phillips 66 Borger Refinery helped the Stinnett Volunteer Fire Department purchase new battery-operated rescue tools to help crews respond to emergencies.
The set includes a spreader, cutter and ram. Stinnett Fire Chief Asa Woodfin expressed his gratitude for the donation. He said the equipment gives firefighters more tools to take to a scene and backup if another tool goes down. Without the donation, he said, raising enough money to purchase the equipment could have taken the volunteer department a couple of years.
“We’re here for the people,” said Phillips 66 Fire Chief Cesar Duran. “We’re going to keep striving to bring people together and better prepare our fire departments in the nearby area that are doing good business.”
The check presentation took place Oct. 27 at the Stinnett fire station.
Pictured from left are Assistant Chief Jason Dotson, rookie firefighter Jayden Prater, Capt. Melissa Buck, firefighter Kendall Cobb, Phillips 66 Fire Chief Cesar Duran, Stinnett Fire Chief Asa Woodfin, firefighter Joseph Richardson, firefighter/EMT Jared Prater, rookie firefighter Kassidey Jones and Lt. Stephen Coburn.
