Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division

02/13/2026

Collaboration between Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET), Oklahoma City Fire Department, and the Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) is paramount in strengthening and supporting our first responders.

When agencies come together with a shared mission, we build unity, resilience, and a stronger foundation for those who serve. Iron sharpens iron - and through collaboration, accountability, and mutual respect, we ensure our first responders are equipped not only tactically, but physically, mentally, and spiritually to meet the demands of the job.

Together, we are stronger

CLEET was pleased to host the Oklahoma City Fire Department. We appreciate their interest in our first responder wellness facilities and the framework guiding its development. We also extend thanks to BeaverFit USA representative CJ Kostranchuk for his support. Collaboration and knowledge-sharing strengthen wellness efforts across Oklahoma and support those who serve our communities.

02/04/2026

Gary Berryhill from Warrior’s Rest Founation led a Peer Support Refresher training for our team today. Partnerships like this are vital as we work together—one team—serving Oklahoma’s first responders.

02/02/2026

Peer Team member Keith Teel recently spent time over breakfast with active duty and retired troopers. These moments of fellowship and connection are at the heart of the Wellness Division’s mission—strengthening relationships, supporting mental health, and reminding first responders that they are never alone. Building community is a vital part of overall wellness, both on and off the job.

01/29/2026

Did you know the Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division offers no-cost wellness services for first responders, protected by state statute?

OFRWD provides peer support, training, and critical incident resources focused on caring for those who serve—because your wellness matters.

01/27/2026

Coming soon! The Wellness Division presents Wild at Heart. A Special thanks goes to to Rancho de CAZA!

01/23/2026

Our Wellness Peer Team member, Chris Fields, recently attended the OSU/FST Conference and Training in Tahlequah, continuing his commitment to professional growth and peer support.

Opportunities like this strengthen our ability to serve first responders by expanding knowledge, sharpening skills, and reinforcing the importance of wellness, resilience, and connection in this profession.

We’re proud to have dedicated peer team members like Chris who invest in themselves so they can better support others.

01/20/2026

The Oklahoma First Responders Wellness Division is seeking a full time Task Force Officer to support statewide wellness operations for Oklahoma first responders.

Additional details including qualifications and responsibilities are outlined below.

01/12/2026

Peer team member, Chris Fields, had the opportunity to personally thank the incredible Mission BBQ employees for all they do in support of first responders and the military. We are deeply honored to be a recipient of funds from the Hometown Hero Commemorative Cup.

01/09/2026

Team members Chance Tuttle, Sarah Cervantes, and Vanessa Blaine got a workout in with Troop B in Tulsa.

Way to go team!

01/08/2026

Wellness team members Ryan Smith and Brooke Christian got a workout in, making sure they set a good example for all prioritizing fitness.

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from the Oklahoma First Responder Wellness Division full-time team!

As we step into a new year, we want to extend our sincere gratitude to the first responders, partners, and supporters who make our mission possible. Your dedication, resilience, and commitment to serving others do not go unnoticed. We look forward to another year of supporting the mental, physical, and emotional wellness of those who serve our communities every day.

Wishing you a safe, healthy, and successful year ahead.

12/31/2025

In 2001, Pawnee County Sheriff Dwight Woodrell was murdered in the line of duty. Now, one of the men responsible for his murder is eligible for parole.

Sheriff Woodrell gave his life serving and protecting others. His sacrifice should never be forgotten, and justice should never be undone.