IAFF Local 2567 Jenks Fire/Rescue

05/16/2026

Search Day for the Volunteer Academy. 90 degrees and getting after it… any time, any place.

05/13/2026

Fire crews battle a warehouse fire in Glenpool Wednesday morning. Click the link to learn more.
https://www.fox23.com/news/fire-crews-respond-to-warehouse-fire-in-glenpool/article_4c4a7d17-204c-49e7-a532-cac07d6d18e5.html

05/10/2026

Just in time to return for Mother’s Day; four of our Members attended the annual Spring Break Your Habits conference held by over the weekend.

We are very grateful to be enabled to participate in conferences just like this. Chief Rhodes said it best on Friday night - “It is not enough to just be into the job”. To spread the mission and constantly improve our skills is to be a Fireman and a true servant.

04/15/2026

04/13/2026

On behalf of The Jenks Professional FireFighters Association Local 2567, Happy Retirement Cap’

Captain Kirk Morris has spent 28 years serving the citizens of Jenks, America. He is very well known for being the most joyful, caring, and professional member in our ranks. A true Staple, Father Figure, and stand-up Fireman.

A Shift and C Shift will now be coming in to work, knowing that their food in the fridge is still safe from the shift before. B Shift will truly never be the same.

Captain Morris leaves a Legacy at the Jenks Fire Department that will live on for many generations. His “Morris-isms” will become traditions, his daily habits becoming rituals.

A Retirement well earned.

04/12/2026

04/11/2026

5 weeks left. No quarter.

The Footprints behind Station 2 hold history within them. History of our Department, its members, and the standards we uphold. It’s the promise that we make to the community. It is the sacred oath that we all swear to.

Keep at it, never quit, and immerse yourself in the job.

04/05/2026

The 2026 Volunteer FireFighter 1 Academy is in full swing.

Jenks has an extensive history in the Volunteer side of our profession. Although we have become an entirely Full-Time Career Fire Department, our administration has kept the Volunteer program active. This allows eligible members of the community to get real life, hands on experience working for a Fire Department without being exposed to the same risk. Volunteers also do not count towards our daily staffing, but help bolster our staffing when available. This ensures that you will receive an adequate amount of fully trained & certified Firemen showing up when you call 911.

That being said, we have had a larger than normal amount of Volunteers showing up consistently, assisting with daily tasks, and showing a lot of initiative around the Firehouse. We are very fortunate to have adequate funding and a supportive administration, enabling us to run this Academy for the Volunteers.

This Academy will teach them the very basics of Firefighting, and ultimately allow them to become certified in their FireFighter 1. They will show up twice a week, for 8-9 weeks in their own free time, and uphold the very same standard that we have for our Full Time Academies. A Standard Of Excellence.

Special Thanks to our NAFECO Rep. Tyler Lee for getting these Men & Women sized for gear today.

04/01/2026

Help us Congratulate these 4 fantastic Firemen on their recent promotion:

Captain Justin Thompson
Captain Matthew Osgood
Driver Connor Schultze
Corporal Griffen Rhodes

These positions were hard earned, not given. Every promotional process gets more competitive, and these Men proved exceptional competence.

Congratulations 🙌