Corn Volunteer Fire Department

01/31/2026

The hash is ready, the desserts are dished out and there are plenty of baked goods to choose from. Come see us from 5-7 and support your local fire department.

01/31/2026

It’s cold outside, but the skillet is hot! Fireman’s Hash is coming together. Come see us from 5-7.

01/31/2026

We said that we would have delicious baked goods for sale and here is a small sample of what’s up for grabs! You better come early tomorrow to our Annual Fundraiser if you want to buy some of these homemade cinnamon rolls. They won’t last long!

01/30/2026

Last weekend our annual fundraiser was postponed due to bad weather, but the great news is you didn’t miss it! So come to Corn this Saturday where we will be serving up warm Fireman’s Hash (A skillet cooked dish of chicken, smoked sausage, corn, green beans, potatoes and sweet potatoes).

We will also have delicious baked goods for sale and you can purchase your raffle tickets onsite.

01/23/2026

Due to the incoming winter storm our fundraiser is being postponed until next Saturday, January 31st from 5-7 PM. We hope everyone stays safe and warm this weekend and we look forward to seeing you next Saturday!

01/19/2026

Don’t forget to come to Corn this Saturday and support the local fire department at our annual fundraiser. The weather looks to be cold, but we will be serving up warm Fireman’s Hash (A skillet cooked dish of chicken, smoked sausage, corn, green beans, potatoes and sweet potatoes). We will also have delicious baked goods for sale.

Be sure to purchase your raffle tickets. Tickets can be bought from any Corn firefighter or stop by Boss & Bling Firearm Solutions FFL #07 to view the raffle items and purchase tickets.

01/16/2026

Please stay alert today. If you see smoke call it in. We hope we aren’t needed today, but preparations have been made and we are ready to answer the call.

🚨 Red Flag Warning – Western Oklahoma 🚨
The National Weather Service, in coordination with Oklahoma Forestry Services (OFS), has issued a Red Flag Warning for tomorrow, Friday, January 16, 2026, for western Oklahoma.
Very dry post-frontal air, gusty winds, and dormant vegetation will create dangerous wildfire conditions, with the potential for rapid fire spread tomorrow afternoon and evening.
You can help prevent wildfires by taking these precautions:
🔥 Avoid any activities that could spark a fire
🔥 Check any recent outdoor burns to ensure they are fully extinguished
🔥 Make sure trailer chains are not dragging
🔥 Avoid driving off-road or parking in grassy areas
🔥 Delay outdoor welding or grinding until conditions improve
Please stay alert and help protect our communities, firefighters, and natural resources. One spark is all it takes.

01/08/2026

Mark your calendars and come join us for a great meal in support of your local fire department! We depend on the generous support of people like you to help keep our rural community safe and to make sure we are always ready to answer the call when you need us most.

11/29/2025

A high-stakes roadside emergency near Corn, Oklahoma, has resulted in a triumphant story of survival after a man suffered a near-fatal heart attack. The swift, coordinated actions of local first responders — including the Weatherford and Corn Fire Departments and an off-duty paramedic — proved pivotal in saving the life of Ruben Marrufo, who was diagnosed with a severe "widowmaker" heart attack.

The incident began as Marrufo, accompanied by his wife and son, experienced intense chest pain that he initially mistook for indigestion while they were leaving Corn to go to the hospital. As they drove along Highway 54, Marrufo suddenly stopped breathing and went into cardiac arrest. A desperate call for help was immediately placed.

Pictured: Laura Marrufo, left, presents Weatherford firemen Travis Dyck, center, and Kyle Buckner with Code Save Coins for their assistance in saving the life of Marrufo’s father Ruben.

Check out the Weekender Edition of the Weatherford Daily News for the full story, available tomorrow.

To view the digital version: https://www.reidnewspapers.com/weatherford-daily-news

06/30/2025

Today, we mourn the heartbreaking loss of two brave firefighters who were senselessly taken from this world by a sniper while serving their community. These heroes ran toward danger, not away from it and paid the ultimate price in the line of duty.

But the danger isn’t over.

As we grieve, our prayers also go out to the first responders still in harm’s way, actively hunting the individual responsible for this cowardly act. These men and women continue to put their lives on the line to protect others, even as the threat remains.

To the families, friends, and brothers and sisters in uniform our hearts are with you. And to those still on the front lines tonight: we stand with you. Stay strong, Stay Relentless!

06/05/2025

Out with the old and in with the new. Thank you Dolese Bros. Co. for your generous donation and your support of first responders across the state.

05/09/2025

We were happy to host a great training event for our firefighters and neighboring departments!