Divisions - Pawnee Nation Fire and Rescue Department

FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSE, DIAL 911.

The mission of Pawnee Nation Fire and Rescue involves the protection of life and property from the adverse effects of fires, medical emergencies, or exposure to dangerous conditions through fire suppression, rescue, disaster preparedness, fire prevention, and community education. The Fire and Rescue team focuses on rapid response to emergencies, in addition to providing appropriate intervention and community education.

Pawnee Nation Fire and Rescue responds to calls within the Blackburn, Glencoe, Jennings, Masham, Maramec, Morrison, Pawnee, Ralston, Skeedee, and Yale communities, as well as other nearby communities.  Jon James serves as the Fire Chief, and also oversees day to day operations. All other members of Pawnee Nation Fire and Rescue serve as volunteer firefighters.

INTERESTED IN BECOMING A VOLUNTEER FIREFIGHTER?

Totaling up to approximately six weeks, all firefighters are required to complete and maintain the following certifications upon joining the department:

♦  Firefighter 1
♦  Medical 1st Responder National Registry Certification (or EMT-Basic)
♦  National Incident Management (NIMS) training

If you have an interest in joining Pawnee Nation Fire and Rescue as a volunteer firefighter or support member, do not hesitate to contact us. Contact information can be found below.

Jon James, Pawnee Nation Fire Chief/Emergency Services Coordinator/Instructor

HAZMAT Response/ICS

Monty Matlock, Director/Ranger
Kelton Kersey, Environmental Specialist/Ranger

CO Poisoning Prevention PSA

Home Fire Escape Plan

Home Fire Safety Checklist

Leave Behind Message

Pawnee Nation JHU SAP Flyer

Smoke Alarm Testing Leave Behind

Pawnee Nation Fire and Rescue can be reached by using any of the following methods:

Telephone: 918-762-3655
Fax: 918-762-6461

Email - dnrs@pawneenation.org

Physical Address:
301 Agency Road
Pawnee, OK 74058

Mailing Address:
Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma
Attn: Fire and Rescue
P.O. Box 470
Pawnee, OK 74058