Tulsa tackles a winter storm with active city services and emergency responders. Plows and salt trucks work nonstop; rolling blackouts are not planned, and shelters welcome residents and pets. Violators leaving pets outside may face penalties.

Oklahoma City conducted its annual Point-in-Time count of the homeless population, gathering data to identify trends and provide resources. Over 100 volunteers participated in this initiative by the Key to Home Partnership.

Midwest City officials adjusted trash pick-up times ahead of a winter storm, asking residents to have bins out by 6 A.M. for early collection to beat hazardous weather conditions. The City used social media to communicate the change.

Tulsa prepares for a winter storm with brine road treatment, snow plowing, and outreach to shelter the homeless. City services adjust hours and offer tips to protect against the cold, including pet safety and pipe protection.

OKC adjusts trash schedule due to expected winter weather, moving Friday and Monday pickups to Wednesday, with bulky waste collections ongoing as planned. Residents should have bins out by early morning.

The Edmond Department of Building & Safety conducted 1,503 building and 5,181 trade permit reviews, and 25,593 inspections in 2022, emphasizing community safety through inspections and code enforcement.

The Station Recreation Center is hosting a Valentine Cookie Decorating Class on February 11, where attendees can learn cookie decorating from a professional artist.

Choctaw Police Officer Travis O’Daniel received the OG&E Safety Partner Award for his community safety efforts, including volunteer work at the Choctaw Senior Citizens Center.

Del City Police emphasized on social media the dangers of driving while impaired by any substance, including marijuana, despite its legal medical use.

Norman, Oklahoma, unveils "HazMatt," a public art sculpture made from recycled dumpsters and waste, at the opening of their new Household Hazardous Waste Facility.

Moore, Oklahoma, opens registration for its Spring Co-Ed Adult Basketball League, with games on Fridays at The Station Recreation Center. Teams require at least two women, and the entry fee is $450.

Oklahoma City's Bricktown Canal is scheduled for cleaning starting January 20, as announced by the city parks department. The process involves draining, debris removal, and refilling, expected to last about three and a half weeks.

Norman, Oklahoma unveiled a sustainability-themed sculpture, HazMatt, at its new Household Hazardous Waste Facility, symbolizing environmental responsibility.