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.
A training room with several desks and chairs, a wall display with chains, a large emblem with the text 'OKCED' and 'Training,' and a small wooden cabinet with a lamp on top.

Major Yaw’s initiatives have redefined what it means to wear the OKCFD badge—fostering pride, unity, and a culture of ownership that connects every firefighter to something bigger than themselves.