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OML is proud to introduce the new OML 365 App. This app will provide information in a mobile format throughout the year. Download the app on the Google Play or Apple App Store. Once you have downloaded the OML 365 App, you can log in using your specific "Your Membership" username and password and access the membership directory, calendar of events, and so much more.
Read MoreThe Oklahoma Department of Transportation has been tasked with setting up and awarding funds for cities under 15K population whose roads have been damaged by oil field activities. Applications for the Municipal Road Drilling Activity Fund are now open!
Read MoreNews from the OML Annual Conference! Early Bird Ends Saturday!
Read MoreJodi Cox, Executive Director and CEO of the Oklahoma Municipal Retirement Fund (OkMRF) attended the City of Okmulgee’s council meeting on July 19, 2022, to present the George Wilkinson annual award to this year's outstanding authorized agent whose performance of duties is exemplary.
Read MoreIn May 2022, the Oklahoma Legislature passed SB429 appropriating $50 million in state ARPA funds to the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to establish grant programs for water and wastewater infrastructure projects. The law requires OWRB to establish rules and procedures for the development of the grant programs.
Read MoreEach year at the OML Annual Conference, we recognize our outstanding leaders and projects at the OML Awards Banquet. We will hand out the Mayor of the Year Award, Don Rider Transparency in Government Award, Jeff Shockley Award, Innovations Award and the Woman of the Year.
Read MoreThe newly created Oklahoma Broadband Governing Board is seeking applicants for director of the State Broadband Office. The director will be responsible for building and managing implementation of broadband services throughout the state.
Read MoreThe Mayors Council of Oklahoma recently held their annual Summer Conference in Durant. At their monthly board meeting held on June 21st, they elected two new members to the MCO Board of Directors.
Debra Wimpee, Mayor of Broken Arrow was selected as Vice President, and Bless Parker, Mayor of Miami was chosen to serve as a Director of District 1.
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