Guymon Fire Department

Welcome to the Guymon Fire Department

The mission of the Guymon Fire Department is to respond quickly and professionally to all requests for help from our customers, the citizens we serve.

Our goal is to protect life and property through compassionate and cost effective emergency fire and medical services, and through community-bassed education and prevention programs.

We dedicate ourselves to providing superior customers service, and to maintaining a department which is safe, healthy, and professionally challenging - a department to which we are proud to belong.

September 11, 2011

GUYMON FIRE DEPARTMENT TO SOUND SIRENS IN MEMORY OF 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE 9/11 ATTACKS ON AMERICAN SOIL

With the upcoming 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on our nation, the Guymon Fire Department will be taking part in a nationwide effort to remember the terrible acts of terrorism that occurred against our nation on 9/11/01.

This moment of remembrance calls on all state and local governments, media, houses of worship, military and veteran organizations, airports and railroads, sports teams, businesses and individuals to cease all work or other activity for one minute and mark the moment in an appropriate manner. With this in mind, the Guymon Fire Department will be sounding the storm sirens for one minute beginning at 12 noon CDT on Sunday, September 11, 2011.

When the sirens are sounded that day, please join the City of Guymon staff for one minute as we reflect on the lives lost and those affected by the tragedies of 9/11.

We will not be able to sound the sirens if there is inclement weather. If we are unable to do so, we ask that everyone would still commemorate this day with a minute of silence beginning at 12 noon.

Fire Causes Havoc in Guymon

Courtesy Guymon Daily Herald
By KATIE MARTIRE

Monday April 4th, Guymon, Okla. – What seemed to be a peaceful Sunday afternoon turned into chaos when fire swept through the southwest side of Guymon.

The exact cause of the fires have not yet been released, the Guymon Fire Department is reportedly still investigating. Smoke billowed throughout Guymon, causing residents from Prairie Southwest Village, The Elk's Edition and north Sunset to evacuate their homes while firefighters fought against multiple fires and 60 mph winds. Many homes were threatened. Officials went door to door to evacuate residents. Hwy. 54 was closed for several hours, many experienced power outages, phone lines were down and gas meters melted due to extreme heat.