Jennings, OK – Residents northwest of Jennings have been ordered to evacuate immediately due to a hazardous materials emergency, according to the Jennings Fire Department. Officials are urging residents in the affected area to leave without delay and head southeast to the Jennings Fire Department for safety.
The emergency, reported around 5:49 p.m. CDT on Tuesday, is unfolding approximately three miles northwest of Jennings. The National Weather Service in Tulsa relayed the urgent evacuation order on behalf of the Jennings Fire Department. Authorities have not disclosed the specific nature of the hazardous materials involved.
Residents are advised to avoid driving through smoke or fire-impacted roads, as conditions may be dangerous. Those unable to evacuate are urged to shelter in place until further notice. Emergency responders are on-site, working to assess and contain the situation.
The Jennings Fire Department has not provided an estimated timeline for when it will be safe to return. Residents should stay tuned to local emergency alerts and official announcements for further updates.
For those in the area, immediate action is required. Follow evacuation instructions and remain alert for any additional advisories from local authorities.
