Oklahoma City, December 16, 2025
On December 15, firefighters from the Oklahoma City Fire Department swiftly responded to a grass fire near 13500 S. Mustang Road. Thanks to their rapid efforts, the blaze was contained with no reported injuries or damage. The cause is under investigation, while the department emphasizes the significance of burn permits for outdoor activities to prevent such incidents in the future.
Oklahoma City
On December 15, 2025, firefighters from the Oklahoma City Fire Department quickly contained a grass fire near 13500 S. Mustang Road in Southwest Oklahoma City. Fortunately, there were no injuries or property damage reported, and the cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
Firefighting Efforts
The rapid response of firefighters at the scene played a crucial role in suppressing the flames and preventing the fire from spreading. This efficient action ensured the safety of nearby residents and minimized potential damage.
Weather Conditions
On the day of the incident, temperatures in Oklahoma City fluctuated between 0.8°C and 8.9°C. These chilly conditions, coupled with dry vegetation, significantly heighten the risk of grass fires in the area.
Fire Safety Measures
The Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office highlights the importance of obtaining a burn permit prior to any outdoor burning activities. Residents are encouraged to call the Burn Permit Hotline at (405) 316-6843 to verify if it is an approved burn day. The permits are valid for a duration of 60 days from the date of issuance and come with specific guidelines. These guidelines include keeping the burn site supervised at all times and ensuring that the fire is fully extinguished by dusk. Additional instructions are available on the Fire Marshal’s Office website.
Background
Grass fires are a frequent issue in Oklahoma, particularly during dry spells. The Oklahoma City Fire Department frequently responds to these types of incidents, striving to protect both residents and property. It remains crucial for public awareness and adherence to fire safety protocols to prevent such fires and enhance community safety.
Contact Information
For further details on burn permits and fire safety, residents can reach out to the Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office at (405) 297-3584 or visit their official website.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What caused the grass fire near 13500 S. Mustang Road?
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Were there any injuries or property damage reported?
No injuries or property damage were reported.
What are the recommended fire safety measures for residents?
Residents are advised to obtain a burn permit before conducting any outdoor burning and to adhere to specific guidelines, including keeping the burn site attended at all times and ensuring the fire is completely extinguished by dark. Detailed instructions are available on the Fire Marshal’s Office website.
How can residents contact the Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office for more information?
Residents can contact the Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office at (405) 297-3584 or visit their official website for more information.
Key Features of the Incident
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Incident | Grass fire near 13500 S. Mustang Road, Southwest Oklahoma City |
| Date | December 15, 2025 |
| Response | Oklahoma City Fire Department responded promptly; fire contained without injuries or property damage |
| Weather Conditions | Temperatures ranging from 0.8°C to 8.9°C; dry vegetation |
| Fire Safety Measures | Burn permits required; guidelines include keeping burn site attended and extinguishing fire by dark |
| Contact Information | Oklahoma City Fire Marshal’s Office: (405) 297-3584; official website for more details |
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