The Britton District in Oklahoma City celebrates its revival and upgrades with a ribbon-cutting event and the District Day Fest, featuring a Food and Fun Run, live music, and community activities.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office is enforcing speed limits in construction zones and issued several citations, including for a driver who reached 82MPH.

The Oklahoma City Fire Department commemorated the 36th anniversary of the deaths of firefighters Zellner, Ayers, and Lindsey with a social media post honoring their bravery and legacy.

Oklahoma City invites Ward 6 residents to learn about the Community Public Safety Advisory Board at an info session on March 26 at the Capitol Hill Library.

The Lawton Trash Off event, scheduled for April 5, 2025, encourages residents to dispose of waste and supports the Kids First initiative for a cleaner environment.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office seeks a full-time deputy for the Judicial Services Division, emphasizing CLEET certification and community engagement skills.

An Oklahoma teen named Oscar celebrated passing his driving exam by going to Toby Keith's restaurant, an event shared by Service Oklahoma, which offers a Sweet Sixteen Guarantee for driving tests.

Jones PD's 4th annual Patrol Rifle School, led by Officers Cagle and Smith, provided intensive rifle training for law enforcement across four agencies.

Yukon, Oklahoma, is hiring for Parks and Recreation positions, advertising a vibrant workspace, flexible schedules, and free training. The city emphasizes work-life balance and fulfilling employment in its recruitment effort.

City of Tulsa addresses winter weather with ongoing street clearing, shelter operations, reorganizing trash pickup, reopening city services, and preparing for potential waterline breaks.

Oklahoma City Animal Welfare waives dog adoption fees for a day amid overpopulation and severe weather, offering spayed/neutered, microchipped, vaccinated dogs for adoption.

Tulsa is addressing severe winter weather by snow plowing and treating icy roads. Officials are urging caution and assisting homeless individuals, while trash pickups experience delays due to the freeze.

Outreach teams in Oklahoma City help the homeless find shelter from the cold, offering free transport and welcoming pets, seeking donations for essentials like food and warm clothing.