Coronavirus (COVID-19) - Information and Helpful Links. Enter search terms. Fire Department Home Fire Prevention Bureau Emergency Management Operations Contact Us Del City Home New Central Fire Station A new Central Fire Station, Fire Administration, and Emergency Operations Center facility was dedicated October 5, 2018. It honors fallen DCFD Firefighters Captain Ron Weaver and Sergeant Steve Townsend and Del City native US Army Captain Michael C. Hope who was killed in action in the Vietnam War. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Previous Next A Message From the Chief The Del City Fire Department provides our citizens and our visitors with a Professional, Career 24 Hour Fire Department. As an ISO 2 Fire Department, we strive to provide a quality service for all types of emergency and non-emergency responses. We are proud of our average response time of 3 minutes. Through the dedication of our voters, we have had several projects that have enhanced our response capabilities for our community. In 2013, we took delivery of a new fire apparatus fleet, including a 77' Quint, two rescue pumpers, 2 brush pumpers, a command/communications unit and 2 fire investigative units, made possible by a Bond Election that was overwhelmingly approved by Del City voters in 2011. A new Central Fire Station/Fire Administration/Emergency Operations Center facility was designed and construction began in December 2016, opened in April of 2018 and dedicated on October 5, 2018. This project was possible from the 1 1/2 penny sales tax for capital improvement projects. In the Fall of 2017, voters passed a Public Safety Sales Tax dedicated to improving staffing levels and competitive wages for both the Fire and Police Departments. With our dedicated public safety tax and being a recipient of a FEMA SAFER Grant, we were able to increase our minimum staffing level in July 2019. In Fall 2019, DCFD received another SAFER Grant and once again look forward to being able to increase our minimum staffing levels in 2020. In early 2020, we took delivery of a Medium Duty Rescue Unit and a new 77' Quint that replaced an older model 2000 75' Quint. Our dedicated firefighters not only answer the call in our community but also assist regionally and statewide with our commitment to the Oklahoma County Wildland Firefighting Task Force and with the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security's Regional Response System with a Decon Unit. We encourage everyone to make fire safety a priority in their home, school or workplace. Have a working smoke detector near all sleeping areas and on each level of the structure and have monthly fire drills. Together, we can help minimize the impact of fire on both lives and property. Citizen Concerns: Please contact us at info@cityofdelcity.com Follow Us Additional Links National Weather Service - Norman, OK Oklahoma Emergency Management FEMA Ready.gov American Red Cross Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security Oklahoma City/County Health Department Latest News Check back soon for news from the Del City Fire Department Upcoming Events No events are scheduled at this time. Please check back soon for new events in the Del City Fire Department. Job Openings There are no jobs listings available at this time. Please check back. Weather Oklahoma City Today, November 25, 2021 Sunrise: 07:16 Sunset: 17:19 15:00-18:00 Clear sky 48 °F Feels like 42 °F Weather forecast from yr.no, delivered by the Norwegian Meteorological Institute and the NRK City of Del City Fire Department Home Fire Prevention Bureau Emergency Management Operations Contact Us Del City Home © Copyright 2021 Del City Fire Department or its affiliates. 4501 SE 15th Street, Del City, Oklahoma 73115 | phone: (405) 671-2891 Site created by Smith Consulting Privacy Policy