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.

OKC Utilities encourages residents to round up water bills for the H2O program, aiding locals struggling with payments, in partnership with the Salvation Army.

OKC Parks is hosting a Parents' Night Out for Valentine's Day, offering activities for kids aged 6-14. Seniors and special needs adults have also dedicated events, all aiming to engage the community in holiday festivities.

Norman's Earth Day Festival on April 27, 2025, will offer educational exhibits and activities, fostering environmental awareness and community engagement.

Lawton high school students in the AIM Program visited the City's Public Safety Center to explore careers in public safety and gain insights from police and fire department professionals.

University of Oklahoma students study urban gardens to enhance pollinator survival amidst environmental changes, focusing on plant-pollinator interactions and how certain plants can better support bees and other pollinators.

Lawton, Oklahoma is organizing "Stream Clean Saturday" on January 25th to clean NUMU Creek at Ahlschlager Park, urging volunteers to improve the environment.

Groundbreaking event held for Plaza Calle Dos Cinco and Trail Spur in Oklahoma City's Historic Capitol Hill, emphasizing community and urban greenery.

Oklahoma City Government provides tips on protecting plumbing from freezing in a video tutorial, including dripping faucets, insulating pipes, and winterizing outdoor pipes and sprinklers.

Tulsa prepares for extreme cold by opening emergency shelters and warming stations for the homeless, and readies snow and ice management plans for unexpected weather. Community support through donations is encouraged.

The Grand River Dam Authority granted $17,500 to Stillwater's Myers Park for playground improvements, contributing to the project's $60,000-$80,000 budget.