Tulsa celebrates National Community Development Week, highlighting housing and community programs' impact, with a focus on CDBG and HOME initiatives aiding residents.

Oklahoma City Police emphasize the importance of responsible drinking and sober driving, offering tips such as using ride-sharing services and always wearing a seatbelt to enhance road safety.

The Cleveland County Sheriff's Office praised their dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their crucial role as the community's unsung heroes.

The Ride Right Tour in Oklahoma City emphasizes motorcycle safety, encouraging riders to wear full gear and take skills courses, supported by police and safety advocates.

The OKCPD's Facebook post commemorates the victims of the Oklahoma City bombing, reflecting on the community's resilience and the ongoing impact of the act of domestic terrorism.

The Norman Police Department is hosting a Community Safety Day on April 26, offering document shredding, pill disposal, and ammunition destruction services.

Lawton addresses firefighter staffing concerns, stating no standard changes but citing unsustainable overtime costs. Measures to limit overtime affect fire and police departments, including a policy to ensure responsible use of funds.

Tulsa integrates mental health clinicians into its 911 Call Center to improve responses to mental health crises, diverting over 560 calls in March from traditional emergency services.

Major Bobby Mercer & K9 Zero from the Oklahoma City Fire Department passed a demanding recertification in search and rescue, finding all victims in a simulated test.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation promotes "Wear Orange Day" on April 15 to raise work zone safety awareness, encouraging the public to dress in orange and share photos to support the #MakeOklahomaSafe campaign.

Father and son firefighters, Major Brad Tobin and Blake Tobin, served together in an Oklahoma City fire, symbolizing their family's generational dedication to firefighting.

Trinity Lutheran Church honored Oklahoma City Firefighters with a plaque on the 30th anniversary of the Oklahoma City Bombing, reflecting community resilience.

Oklahoma City partners with the Central Oklahoma Storm Water Alliance to offer discounted rain barrels to residents, aiming to reduce stormwater runoff and conserve water. Orders must be placed before April 28, with pickup on May 3 or May 10.