Fire Station 4 | OKCFD Station Tours

Tune in with Lieutenant Alberty as she gives a tour of Fire Station 4.
Initially constructed in 1907, Fire Station 4 was located at 100 N. Western Ave. There have been 4 different locations for Fire Station 4. Currently, it is located at 14200 Hogback Road and has been serving the residents of northeast Oklahoma City since 2010.

[@brinkalert]

Great looking station!

[@bunnyrabbits35]

Beautiful.

[@noahbayer4262]

Thanks for our service!! Also all the firefighters!!!!!!!!!

[@Dispatcher-kv2im]

Thanks for the upload love the series! Hopefully y’all plan on profiling all your stations thanks again keep up the awesome content!⭐️🧑‍🚒🇺🇸

[@okcfd]

Thank you for liking the series. Yes every single Fire Station will be featured eventually.

[@Dispatcher-kv2im]

@@okcfd awesome how often do y’all upload a new episode in the series?🇺🇸🎉

[@micahdouglas9113]

Thanks for the tour Lt. Alberty.

[@SilverSprings95]

Only 1 Fire station has the Newest Alerting system. Thats crazy. Yall operating on 2 different dispatch systems

[@okcfd]

We have one communication center that dispatches emergencies calls. Our newer fire stations have the new alerting systems, but all our fire stations are dispatched in the same manner.

[@SilverSprings95]

That's so interesting

[@SilverSprings95]

Was it by choice or did yall partner up to get the First In Alert System and Phoenix G2

[@schasney1915]

Is this a repeat of last week or so.

[@okcfd]

We posted this video last week, then took it down to make a minor edit.

[@schasney1915]

Thank you.@@okcfd

[@ryland29]

Is this a re-upload? I was sure I watched this before....

[@okcfd]

We had to make a minor edit, so we took it down last week. We are reposting it now.

[@ryland29]

@@okcfd I figured it was an edit or accidentally got deleted. Lol I just wanted to make sure I was not loosing my mind. LMAO

[@user-wo3zy7gl1s]

Ok sweety here’s a free one for you . The first piece is an engine company and no most don’t carry 500 gallons of water . . The 2 in your middle bay are typical brush fire vehicles . The rear or reserve can have the tires changed on it and lastly the hard sleeve as it’s known everywhere else in the world are used for more then sucking up water from a drop tank . I think a bit more training is needed . Keep up the good work .

[@jefforr439]

Maybe in OKC most of the engines only carry 500 gallons. The city I work in the engines only carry 500 gallons. Again, OKC Fire might only use hard suction hose for drafting. That's the only thing any rural dept I know of use it for. The city doesn't even carry it on the engines. BTW, engines don't suck water, they only pump water. And my gut tells me she's not in charge of changing the tires. I bet fleet is.

[@squiddy820]

Hate to say it...but in all my travels: my worst Fire Station visit ever was OKCFD Station 5.

[@okcfd]

We apologize you did not have a good experience. Hopefully we can make it up to you, because Station 5 is next on our Fire Station Tour Series.

[@michaelbruchas6663]

Fantastic looking station!