Tulsa Fire Academy 101

The Tulsa Fire Department is a dedicated organization committed to safeguarding the lives, health, properties, and environment of the citizens of Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a response area covering 201 square miles and serving approximately 400,000 residents, the department responds to over 57,000 incidents annually, including approximately 33,000 EMS-related cases. With an authorized strength of 676 members, the department operates 30 fire stations across five designated districts, working on a 24-hour on-duty and 48-hour off-duty schedule. As part of their mission to deliver quality life and fire safety services, the Tulsa Fire Department actively engages in community risk reduction programs. Through donations to the Tulsa Community Foundation, the department supports fire prevention initiatives such as providing smoke alarms, fire safety kits, alerting devices for the deaf and hard of hearing, and educational materials. Additionally, the department offers opportunities for the public to request firetruck or station tours, as well as smoke alarms, while also providing resources for fire investigation, public education, and safety training.Generated from the website

The Tulsa Area Emergency Management Agency (TAEMA) is responsible for conducting emergency management operations for approximately 1 million people in the Tulsa area during disasters and other emergencies. They operate an outdoor-warning system consisting of 102 sirens to alert the community to floods, tornadoes, high winds, and other emergency situations. TAEMA also leads the Tulsa County Local Emergency Planning Committee, which develops plans to educate, communicate, and protect the local community in the event of a chemical release. They provide resources for emergency preparedness, including links to federal agencies such as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Weather Service, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. Additionally, TAEMA's sirens can be heard on the City of Tulsa's website.Generated from the website

City Hall is managed by the City of Jenks in Oklahoma. The city operates a police department that provides a selection of public safety tips and responds to medical and nonmedical emergencies. The City of Jenks in Oklahoma manages a fire department that offers inspection and open burning permit solutions, as well as school visitation and fire prevention programs. The city also operates a playground, picnic pavilions, restrooms, casting ponds and fishing docks. It has a public works and engineering department that is responsible for handling street construction, traffic signal and sanitary sewer projects. The City of Jenks in Oklahoma operates an outside storm siren system.