Tulsa fire department seeks insurance reimbursement for crash responses under proposed ordinance Tulsa staff proposed an ordinance authorizing the city to recover fire-department response costs from at-fault parties’ insurers using a third‑party vendor; fire officials estimate $1.1–$1.2 million annually based on a conservative 50% recovery rate, and the contract and ordinance timing remain subject to procurement and council action.

Tulsa's fire department could recover up to $1.2 million annually from insurers for responding to vehicle crashes—are you ready to see how this ordinance could change the game?

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Tulsa Fire Chief Baker outlines budget priorities and overtime challenges for FY26 Chief Baker presents focused budget plan emphasizing staffing, overtime, and capital needs.

Tulsa's Fire Department faces tough budget decisions as Chief Baker highlights the ongoing challenges of managing overtime costs and essential staffing needs for FY 2026.

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