Country Corner Fire Department

09/01/2026

🚪 CLOSE BEFORE YOU DOZE 🔥

These photos shared by the Tulsa Fire Department are a powerful reminder of just how much one closed door can matter during a house fire.

A closed bedroom door can help slow the spread of fire, heat, and deadly smoke, creating a much more survivable environment on the other side. The difference between the rooms in these photos speaks for itself.

At Country Corner Fire Department, we want to reinforce a simple habit that can make a significant difference:

🔥 Close your bedroom door when you sleep.
🚪 Close doors behind you if you’re escaping a fire.
🚨 Have working smoke alarms inside and outside sleeping areas.
🏠 Have an escape plan — and practice it with your family.

Fire grows quickly. Small things done before an emergency happens can buy valuable time when seconds matter.

Take a look at Tulsa Fire Department’s photos below and notice the difference a closed door made.

Close Before You Doze. It really can save a life.

— Country Corner Fire Department

08/28/2026

Today, Country Corner Fire joins communities across the nation in remembering Dolly Parton—not only as a legendary entertainer, but as a true friend to the fire service.

Following the devastating 2016 Great Smoky Mountains wildfires, Dolly established the My People Fund through the Dollywood Foundation, providing direct financial assistance to more than 900 families who had lost their homes.

When the fund concluded, she continued that support by donating $20,000 to each of eight local volunteer fire departments and $40,000 to their regional training center—$200,000 invested directly into the firefighters who protected her beloved East Tennessee communities.

Dolly Parton’s compassion was more than words. When her people faced unimaginable loss, she stood beside them and helped them rebuild.

Her music touched the world, but her generosity changed lives.

Rest easy, Dolly. The fire service will always remember your friendship, kindness and unwavering love for your people.

1946–2026
A Friend to the Fire Service

08/28/2026

VVEC is on scene and working diligently to get powered restored. Thank you for your patience!

08/27/2026

A tree has come down onto a power line on 113th just west of Country Corner Fire Department. We are on scene and have called the electric company to come out and attend this. In the mean time please do not come down this road as we wil
Have it blocked off. Thank you for you understanding in this situation.

08/25/2026

The full moon is coming… 🌕🚑🚒

Consider this your friendly reminder: don’t do anything you wouldn’t want to explain to Country Corner Fire & EMS later. 😅

Stay safe out there!

08/24/2026

Update: Fire is out.

Country Corner Fire is aware of the grass fire on 115th and 52nd West. We are currently working this fire with crews on scene.

08/16/2026

🚒 Firefighting isn’t just about “putting the wet stuff on the red stuff.”

Driving the engines is fun—but understanding fire behavior, pressure, airflow, heat, and how all those forces work together is what helps firefighters make safe, effective decisions when it matters most.

Being a volunteer department doesn’t mean volunteer-level knowledge. At Country Corner Fire Department, we’re committed to making sure our firefighters receive the training, education, and hands-on experience needed to serve our community safely and professionally.

The trucks may get the attention, but knowledge gets the job done. 🔥📚

08/16/2026

Please be cautious with flames. We are at that time of year.

08/15/2026

Country corner is excited to help with these clean up days! Thank you to the Sperry Police Chief Nick Mahoney for acquiring this grant to help our community!! Growth and change are in our future!

Sperry is getting more than $47,000 to help residents clean up their properties and improve the community.

The grant will pay for dumpsters where residents can dispose of unwanted trash for free. Police Chief Nick Mahoney says many people want to clean up but simply haven’t had an easy way to get rid of what they no longer need.

See when Sperry expects to hold its first free community cleanup day and who can participate. ⬇️