The Henryetta Fire Department (HFD) continues to stand as a cornerstone of public safety in Henryetta, answering the call day and night with professionalism, experience and an unwavering commitment to the community it serves. Operating out of its station at 1804 N.E. 4th Street, the department provides a full spectrum of emergency services, including fire suppression, rescue operations, emergency medical services and hazardous materials response.

— Steady Leadership, Seasoned Experience

At the helm of the department is Fire Chief Tyler Wieland, who now brings 20 years of fire service experience to the role. Under his leadership, the department has continued to emphasize preparedness, firefighter safety and modernized equipment, while maintaining the close-knit, service-first values that have long defined the Henryetta Fire Department.

Chief Wieland oversees a diverse team of career firefighters and dedicated volunteers whose combined experience spans decades. This depth of knowledge allows the department to respond confidently to a wide range of emergencies, from structure fires and vehicle accidents to medical calls and hazardous environments.

— Investing in Firefighter Safety One of the department’s most significant recent upgrades came earlier this month, when Henryetta firefighters took delivery of new Scott self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) air packs, officially replacing outdated units that have now been taken out of service.

The purchase was made possible through a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG), along with continued support from the citizens of Henryetta. The new air packs are a vital safety tool, providing respiratory protection in IDLH (Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health) environments – conditions firefighters routinely face while performing interior fire attacks and rescue operations.

“These air packs are critical for firefighter safety,” department officials noted, emphasizing that the upgrade will benefit both firefighters and the community for many years to come. The investment reflects a shared commitment between the department and the public to ensure responders have the equipment they need to do their jobs safely and effectively.

— Ready for the Year Ahead

With upgraded equipment, strong leadership and a deeply experienced roster, the Henryetta Fire Department remains prepared to meet the challenges of the coming year. Whether responding to emergencies large or small, the department’s mission remains unchanged: to protect and serve with courage, skill and dedication.

Residents seeking additional information about the department or its services may contact Fire Chief Tyler Wieland at 918-652-7102 or by email at firechief@cityofhenryetta.org.

— Henryetta Fire Department Staff • Fire Chief Tyler Wieland – 20 Years

• Chris Sneed – 15 Years

• Doug Randall – 14 Years

• Micky Bullard – 9 Years

• Dusty Mulliniks – 9 Years

• Brandyn Wahnee – 9 Years

• Cody Roberts – 7 Years

• Quinton Story – 6 Years

• Ross Rogers – 5 Years

• Jentry Brison – 4 Years

• Joe Coe – 4 Years

• Dylan Melton – 4 Years

• Tanner Bullard – 2 Years

• Volunteer Chuck Hicks – 17 Years

• Volunteer Cale Varner – 14 Years

• Volunteer Matt Page – 11 Years

• Volunteer Alex Hudson – 2 Years