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Grateful. That’s the word that comes to mind when we see the pictures. Dozens of our neighbors spent time earlier this month reviewing thousands of plats to help us spot and ultimately rectify discriminatory language in these land documents. Thank you!

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Summer is in FULL force! Here are resources to help keep our unhoused neighbors safe in these dangerous temps. - Share the cooling stations if you see someone who could use respite from the sun. - Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and be prepared to step in.

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Road closure (temporary): SW 15th Street from Robinson Avenue to Sante Fe Avenue will be closed through the end of September while the railroad makes necessary repairs. Detours will be marked.

City Council agenda update: The Flock camera agreement slated for tomorrow’s OKC City Council meeting is being deferred to a later date so City staff can make changes to the agreement.

Beginning Monday, Aug. 3, Main Street between Broadway Avenue and Robinson Avenue will temporarily close until Monday, Aug. 24. Access to the parking garages will be available from Broadway Avenue.

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Beginning Tuesday, Aug. 4, the south side of the intersection of Santa Fe Avenue and NE 36th Street will temporarily close through Tuesday, Aug. 25, as ONG crews replace a high-pressure gas line. Detours will be marked.

Saturday, Aug. 1, NW 6th Street from Harvey Avenue to Robinson Avenue will temporarily close for the day while private construction crews demobilize a tower crane. Detours will be marked.

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It's hot, but our crews are still getting it done! 🚜 Heat like this is nothing to mess around with, and our crews have several strategies to stay safe while they mow, trim, pick up litter, trim trees, and complete other tasks to keep our parks and trails clean and cared for.

A worker drives a blue tractor mower next to a paved trail with a river in the background. A worker wearing a hard hat smiles while sitting on a green tractor in a grassy field on a sunny day.

After 35 years of service, Fire Chief Richard Kelley will retire Sept. 30. As the 21st Fire Chief in OKCFD history, he led the expansion to 38 stations and advanced firefighter safety, fire-based EMS, Whole Blood, MIH and the drone program. Thank you, Chief.

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Jimothy was found in the wild on Mustang Road from Wilshire Boulevard to Britton Road. He was making sure we stayed in our lane. 2025 Bond improvements in the works. 🛣️✨ He inspected. He supervised. He judged. 🦺👀🚧 We’re paving the road, but Jimothy paves the way.

Beginning Wednesday, July 29, the east side of the intersection at NW 7th Street and Classen Boulevard will temporarily close through mid-August for pavement replacement.

OKC leaders broke ground today on the MAPS 4 Clara Luper Civil Rights Center. "I’m proud of the people of Oklahoma City for committing to this project, and I know it will not only teach us important history, but it will inspire us for decades to come,” Mayor Holt said about today's milestone.

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Starting today, July 20, the east side of the intersection at Classen Boulevard and NW 6th Street will temporarily close to traffic through Tuesday, July 28, while crews replace the pavement.

Beginning Monday, July 13, the northbound lane of Dewey Avenue from NW 10th Street to NW 11th Street and the westbound right-turn lane on NW 10th Street from the roundabout to Dewey Avenue will temporarily close for private construction. The closure is anticipated to last through the end of August.

Google Earth view of NW 10th, Dewey, NW 11th and Classen Drive with road/lane closed icons

Should've been a cowboy. Ended up with a hard hat. 🤠👷🚧 This spring, work began on the Stockyards Streetscape Project as part of the Better Streets, Safer City sales tax program. Crews are: 🚶 Improving sidewalks 💡 Installing pedestrian lighting 🛣️ Milling and overlaying streets

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our annual July 5 Waterway Clean Sweep. Our 30 amazing volunteers cleaned up Wiley Post Park and Wheeler Park, collecting more than 2,025 lbs. of trash to help keep our waterways beautiful.

collage of photos of volunteers picking up fireworks trash with waterway clean sweep logo

When in doubt, refer to this graphic. Only call the fireworks hotline to report illegal fireworks: 405-297-2222. Stay safe. Be smart. We borrowed this idea from the Greensboro Police Department.

Navy background with graphic fireworks in the corners with text that reads: Should I call 911 on Independence Day weekend? Yes•Your home is on fire.•Someone needs immediate medical attention.•	An extraterrestrial stole your car.•Rumble crashes through your fence. No•	You can hear fireworks from your house.•Your hamster hates loud noises.•Someone ate the last of the potato salad.•Your favorite World Cup team lost in the KO round.