Building Pride. Inspiring Ownership. Strengthening the Brotherhood.

An office room with a large tabletop covered with a glass display, featuring a patriotic American flag design and text, surrounded by chairs and office supplies, with wooden cabinets and a large TV on the wall.
Office conference table supported by red fire hydrant bases with black wooden bases, set on a carpeted floor.
A workshop with a workbench, two chisels, a level, and a toolbox, with various tools and equipment in the background.
A sculpture of an anvil with a hammer resting on it, mounted on a wooden pedestal, Fire department symbol
A large American flag made from firefighting hoses hanging on a wall.
Long table with a sign that reads 'OKLAHOMA CITY' and black-and-white photographs. The table is has old fire department pictures, challenge coins, american flag, set on fire hydrants.

Major Yaw’s initiatives have redefined what it means to wear the OKCFD badge, fostering a deeper sense of pride, unity, and ownership across the department. His leadership has strengthened the connection between every firefighter and the shared mission they serve.

The chain has become a powerful symbol within the fire department—each link representing an individual firefighter and their essential role in preserving honor, tradition, and the lasting impact of the organization.