IAFF Local 2567 Jenks Fire/Rescue

03/27/2025

Local 2567 is beyond grateful for the amount of aid we have received over the last 10 days. Every member of our Local has worked tirelessly to assist with extinguishing the Gem Dirt fire, often working 48 hours at a time with little break between the next 48 hour shift. We are extremely proud to serve the citizens of Jenks, and could not accomplish this without every department and organization that’s assisted us.

For official updates on any incidents, inlcuding this one, refer to the Jenks Fire Department page.

03/04/2025

Local 2567 is proud to endorse Cory Box in this year’s City Council election for Ward 6 !

Cory Box has been instrumental in the growth of Jenks during his tenure. Local 2567 has always been in support of growing our great City, both as Firemen & Citizens.

His support of Public Safety has also helped keep the City of Jenks one of the safest in the Nation.

See you on April 1st !

02/09/2025

02/07/2025

12/29/2024

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from B Shift !

We are so grateful for the privilidge to serve the 30,000+ citizens of Jenks. We want to thank everyone for the support and appreciate our families for sticking with us through the holidays.

We hope to have an even better 2025, and wish the same for you. Hopefully Santa left you even better presents under the christmas tree this year.

Thank you for everything !

JFR Local 2567

12/20/2024

11/29/2024

Station 2 B-Shift held a Thanksgiving feast while on duty yesterday. It is such a blessing for all of us to have family that supports what we do. Huge thank you to all the family members that were able to make it and spend their Thanksgiving at the Station with us !

11/24/2024

11/06/2024

Way to go Tulsans!!!!!!!!

Excited to announce today that we have closed on the old State Farm campus in East Tulsa and will repurpose it as the City of Tulsa’s new public safety center!

For years, public safety leadership has been asked to worked in crumbling facilities. The water in Police HQ that comes out of the tap is brown. In Fire HQ, they have to abandon their building any time water gets too high in the Arkansas River because it is in a flood plain. Same for the facility that maintains our fire trucks. And Tulsa Area Emergency Management - the team that leads our response to natural disasters - works out of a moldy basement with unreliable heating and air.

I know that if my fellow Tulsans - who love our first responders - had seen these conditions firsthand they would’ve been as embarrassed and outraged as the City Council and I were. Thanks to voters who approved Improve Our Tulsa last summer, these conditions will be a thing of the past.

Our new Public Safety Center will bring together those who keep us safe for better collaboration in better working conditions: Tulsa Fire Department HQ; Tulsa Police Department HQ; Tulsa Police Mingo Valley Division; Tulsa Area Emergency Management; and City Medical will all be relocated to this center. Additionally, the City will build a modern maintenance facility for Fire trucks and Police cruisers.

All of this to say: thank you Tulsa for supporting the men and women who keep our city safe!

10/26/2024

10/17/2024

State Fire School is just a week away!!!! Don’t forget about the Bash Friday night at Broken Arrow Brewing Company. Even if you may not be making any of the classes you and your department members are welcome to come check out this exciting FOOLS event and partake in the Brotherhood!!!

10/07/2024

Thank you to the Jenks Fire Department for coming out for a fun community helpers visit!

09/29/2024

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09/20/2024

Yesterday, 3 of our training Cadre assisted Bixby Fire Department with their first in-house Academy Live Burns at Owasso Fire Department.

Owasso has a state of the art training facility at Station 4 and continues to allow many outside departments to train there. This has drastically benefited our department as we’re sure it has for every crew that gets a chance to burn at their facility.

Huge thanks to Bixby Fire Department for inviting us out, and as always thanks to Owasso Fire Department for allowing us to train at your facility again.

Good luck to all the new recruits over at Bixby🙌

09/12/2024

Every year, members from each crew participate in a 9/11 stair climb to remember the fallen. For members on duty, the climb must be completed within their response district.

Today will always be solemn, and the sacrifice that was made by 343 members of the FDNY serve as a reminder that our service shall remain selfless. It’s about THEM > US.