Serving the Community with Dedication and Excellence
The Wichita Mountain Estates Volunteer Fire Department (WMEVFD) proudly serves approximately 4,500 residents in northwest Comanche County, based on the most recent census data. Our department is located in the unincorporated northwest area of Lawton, Oklahoma, adjacent to the northwest boundary of Fort Sill Military Base.
Established in 1983 by Robert “Bob” Martineau, a retired U.S. Army Command Sergeant Major, WMEVFD has a long-standing tradition of service, professionalism, and community commitment.
Our Mission
Wichita Mountain Estates Volunteer Fire Department is an all-volunteer, Title-18 fire department and a 911 emergency response agency. We operate under Mutual Aid and Automatic Aid agreements and are fully 911 dispatched, ensuring rapid and coordinated response to emergencies throughout our district and surrounding areas.
Leadership Team
- Fire Chief: Noel Alsbrook
- Assistant Chief: Josh Passi
- Deputy Chief: Dylan Hooker-Kyle
Board of Directors
- President: Jim Noyes
Our Fleet
- Brush 1: 2004 Ford F-350 – 300-Gallon Brush Truck
- Brush 2: 2004 Ford F-550 – 300-Gallon Brush / EMR Truck
- Engine 12: 1988 Pierce Dash – 1,000-Gallon Pumper
- Engine 212: 2001 Spartan R4580 – 750-Gallon Rescue-Pumper
- Tanker 1: 2009 Freightliner M916A2 – 3,000-Gallon 6×6 Water Tender
- Command 1: 2011 Ford F-150 – EMS Rescue Command
- Command 2: 2007 Ford F-150 – EMT / Rescue / Command
ISO Fire Protection Ratings
- 2020: ISO Rating 4 / 4Y
- 2014: ISO Rating 5 / 5Y
- 2006: ISO Rating 6 / 6Y
- 2003: ISO Rating 8 / 8Y
Annual Emergency Response Statistics (Most Recent Year)
- Total Responses:327
- 195 Emergency Medical Responses
- 78 Fire-Related Incidents
- 54 Motor Vehicle Collisions
- Average Dispatch Response Time: 3 minutes
- Average Arrival Time on Scene: 4 minutes 37 seconds
- Total Volunteer Service Hours: 423 hours