Local Property & Maintenance Updates

The Del City Chamber of Commerce has congratulated its 2025 Business of the Year and launched a new health-care benefit program called ChamberCare, available to member small businesses with 2–50 employees.

Del City's Eagle Harbor Aquatic Center is wrapping up its pool season with its final days of operation on August 29–30, 2026. Residents are encouraged to visit the aquatic center's webpage for more details.

The City of Blanchard has published a 2026 Calendar and a Current Budget Summary, giving residents and local stakeholders a look at upcoming city activities and financial planning.

The City of Moore has announced new fee changes in the Utility Billing Department and Municipal Court, affecting residents and businesses who pay city utility bills or interact with the municipal court system.

After more than 25 years at their previous address, Pet Vet Supply has officially moved to a bigger space at 1001 S. Douglas Blvd., expanding their boarding, daycare, and grooming services for local pet owners.

Edmond City Manager AJ Krieger has activated Stage Two of the city's Water Conservation Plan, immediately restricting outdoor lawn watering to two days per week for all residents and businesses due to high temperatures, low rainfall, and surging water demand.

Some Newcastle water customers may see discolored tap water due to iron and manganese levels at Oklahoma City's Lake Stanley Draper Water Treatment Plant. The water is reported safe to drink, and crews are working to resolve the issue.

A presentation on the Westminster Overlay (case PC-2026-09) has been posted, signaling a potential zoning or development overlay district proposal affecting the Westminster area of Nichols Hills.

The City of Noble is holding its annual Summer Residential Bulky Waste Cleanup the week of July 20th–24th, 2026. Pickup will happen on your regular trash collection day.

Norman has been awarded grant funding for the Tecumseh Road Railroad Grade Separation Project, a major infrastructure improvement that will benefit local residents, commuters, and businesses.

Oklahoma City residents can enroll in EMSAcare during the annual enrollment window running September 1–30. The program covers out-of-pocket costs for EMSA emergency ambulance transports and treatment-in-place services.

The City of Piedmont has published a map showing which roads are budgeted for reconstruction during the FY25/26 fiscal year.