Altus Fire and Rescue Department is a professional fire-rescue service in the City of Altus, Oklahoma, composed of 32 uniformed personnel and 1 civilian employee at two fire stations. They respond to over 700 emergency calls annually, with an average response time of less than 4 minutes. The department handles fire and medical emergencies, Haz-Mat incidents, utility emergencies, weather-related events, and vehicular accidents, as well as non-emergency calls such as smoke detector malfunctions and general assistance.
Altus Fire and Rescue Department is actively involved in various professional organizations and associations, including the National Fire Protection Association, Oklahoma Fire Chiefs Association, and International Association of Fire Fighters. In addition to emergency response, their duties include regular training, station and equipment maintenance, fire hydrant testing, business inspections, and participation in public service activities like fire safety programs, school visits, and community events. Committed to serving the citizens of Altus and Jackson County, they strive to ensure public safety and provide assistance in times of need.
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