Norman, OK begins Berry Road construction on May 27, with northbound lane closures between Main St and Robinson St. Detours are set for the 45-day project to improve concrete pavement.

Oklahoma City announced a major water main replacement on Melrose Lane, starting May 27, causing travel disruptions and lane closures for months. Traffic signals will be adjusted to help with expected congestion.

EMBARK will temporarily suspend OKC Streetcar services from May 27-30 due to power disconnections at the former Myriad Convention Center site, with shuttle buses to replace streetcars.

South Hudson Avenue in Tulsa will close on May 19 for street rehabilitation, with expected reopening on May 21.

Gray Street in Norman is shifting traffic patterns due to construction starting May 16, with lane closures and the transformation from one-way to two-way traffic.

Citylink bus routes in Edmond are being rerouted starting May 19 due to construction, affecting Routes 4, 5, and 100X. Some stops will be temporarily closed.

Oklahoma City Streetcar service will pause from May 13-16 due to OG&E power cuts at the old Myriad Convention Center for demolition, affecting Paycom Center construction. EMBARK offers buses every 25 minutes as a temporary solution.

Tulsa's 71st and Wheeling intersection signals are off from May 12 for upgrades, becoming a four-way stop until May 16. Expect delays and consider route changes.

Emergency sewer repair is in progress on East Alameda Street in Norman, necessitating a lane closure and caution for drivers. Completion is expected by April 30, 2025.

Claremore celebrates the completion of the new SH-20 bridge project, which includes a five-lane expansion and a new interchange, improving safety and supporting regional growth.

A water main break at NW 13th St. and Ferris Ave. in Lawton caused road damage and service disruption, affecting homes and a school, triggering repairs and road closure.

Imhoff Road near Oakhurst Avenue in Norman will have a westbound lane closed for two months starting April 21 for construction, potentially reducing traffic to one lane each way.

The Pottawatomie County Sheriff's Office conducted a highway safety shift, focusing on speed enforcement in construction zones to enhance community road safety.