The Edmond City Council discussed methods to boost public involvement in upcoming Proposition 2 road projects, emphasizing the importance of community input in urban planning.

Moore residents are informed of a new Monday trash collection schedule that might lead to bins being emptied later than usual, a change implemented to improve the efficiency of crews.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department has launched the Aluminum Cans for Burned Children program, urging residents to recycle cans at fire stations to support families with burned children.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department shared their Metal Intervention Rescue Techniques training, highlighting skills like welding and plasma cutting for specialized rescues.

Edmond's 911 Emergency Communications Center shares monthly updates on 911 call intake and incident responses on Facebook to boost transparency and public engagement.

Norman Police Department invites community members to join their free, 11-week Citizens Police Academy starting February 19, with applications due by January 30.

The City of Norman, Oklahoma, has released its City Manager's Report online, detailing current projects and future meetings, promoting transparency and community involvement. Residents can subscribe to an email list for weekly updates.

The Oklahoma City Police Department stresses the importance of pre-ride safety checks for bikers, highlighting steps such as inspecting tires, brakes, and lights to prevent accidents and ensure roadway safety.

OKC Fire Department gives fire safety tips on social media, emphasizing the use of dry, seasoned firewood, fireplace screens, and regular chimney inspections.

Jones, Oklahoma announces residents will receive the 2026 Trash Collection Calendar by mail in green envelopes and offers a digital version upon request.

Lawton reminds the public to remove holiday decorations from Highland Cemetery graves by February 9, 2026, as the grounds crew will clear all remaining items after this date.

Oklahoma City Utilities announces new bulky waste collection schedules starting March 1, 2026, affecting 64,000 customers. An interactive map and postcards will inform residents of their new dates.

The Edmond Fire Department warns of wildfire season, advising residents to move firewood, clear dead brush, and avoid outdoor burning on windy days to prevent fires.