Press Releases

In response to NE 23rd and Coltrane being added to the potential sites for the new jail, NE OKC leaders will march from the proposed site back to Downtown.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office will be handling all future foreclosure auctions online going forward.

OKC Utilities testing shows that Oklahoma City drinking water is in compliance with new EPA regulations monitoring "forever chemicals" in water.

Metro Technology Centers School Board Member, Miriam Campos, was sworn in for a second term at the April 11, 2023 board of education meeting held at the Springlake campus.

Thanks to the generous support provided by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All program, visitors of all ages will receive FREE access to Museum galleries on the second Sunday of each month for the next three years.

The 3rd Annual Wide Open Experimental Film Festival will be presented by the OCU Film Department and OKCMOA April 26th -28th.

OK Allergy & Asthma Center has issued an Allergy Alert for oak tree pollen in OKC. Severe symptoms may be expected in pollen-sensitive individuals.

The Oklahoma City Council voted to select NorthCare and the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services as operating partners for mental health and addiction projects.

Oklahoma City will host a special collection for unwanted computers, tires, ammunition and prescription medications Saturday, April 6, at the OKC Fairgrounds.

Oklahoma County Treatment Courts will be hosting a warrant clearing event on Friday, February 16th available to anyone with an outstanding warrant for misdemeanor, traffic violations, cost warrants, and revocations in Oklahoma County.

Applications opened this week to help small businesses make exterior improvements to their buildings in Metro Park, Capitol Hill, and MLK.

Oklahoma County is hosting its next Warrant Clearing Event on Friday, April 12th at the Latino Community Development Agency.

Dog owners are reminded to protect their dogs from the elements when the temperature dips below 32 degrees.

Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global Ratings have each affirmed the City of OKC’s high bond rating with a stable long-term outlook.

OVAC is excited to announce the opening of applications for Thrive Grants, an annual granting program for innovative Oklahoman visual artists.