Concrete repair work is underway at an intersection in Lawton following a local citizen's report, with hopes of completion by October 3. The city encourages residents to report issues via the iHelp Portal.

Upcoming construction projects in Oklahoma City will cause significant traffic disruptions, including lane closures and detours, as the ODOT works on major highways and roads.

Tulsa traffic is impacted by construction projects affecting key routes like I-244, US-75, SH-51, I-44, and others through 2028, including lane closures, shifts, and bridge rehabilitations.

Oklahoma City is dealing with changes in traffic patterns due to widespread roadworks, leading to ramp closures, lane reductions, and potential delays, with some projects extending into 2025 or 2026.

Tulsa drivers will face delays on South Lewis Avenue between East 34th Street South and East 37th Street South due to private utility work, with northbound lanes closed and two-way traffic on southbound lanes.

North Base Avenue in Norman will undergo construction by Ellsworth Construction, LLC starting September 29, 2025, for approximately 60 days, affecting traffic flow.

ODOT will narrow US-75 between 8th and 20th streets in Okmulgee for surface repairs next week. Drivers should allow extra travel time during the lane reductions.

Traffic disruptions in Tulsa due to roadworks, with ODOT announcing lane closures and detours on several key routes, advising drivers to expect delays and proceed with caution.

OKC Streetcar service faces interruptions in September and October due to construction and demolition, with EMBARK providing shuttle buses as alternatives.

Jenkins Avenue will be closed for water line installation from Timberdell Road southward from September 22 at 6 a.m. to September 25 at 5 p.m. Detours will reroute traffic via Imhoff and Timberdell Roads.

Senator Kristen Thompson secures a $2 million PREP grant for Piedmont's water system infrastructure improvements, combined with a $809,080 loan for new waterlines. This investment is expected to save customers $3.3 million in costs.

Streetcar service in Oklahoma City will pause from Sept. 22 to Oct. 21 for demolition at the former Myriad Convention Center, with a bus shuttle as a temporary substitute.

The City of Lawton received a $5.125 million grant from the EPA to upgrade the SEWTP with a new residuals dewatering process, improving water treatment efficiency.