The Owasso 4th Annual Mom Crawl was a hit! Thanks to everyone who came out to support local businesses over the weekend and celebrate Owasso mothers!

The City of Owasso is proud to announce that it has received the 2026 Merit Award for Best Website during Oklahoma Travel Industry Association's Conference on Tourism.

Owasso Vice Mayor Dr. Paul Loving, Ward 3, was sworn in as Owasso Mayor at City Council Tuesday night. Mayor Loving has served on Owasso City Council since May 2023.

Owasso PD unveiled its Line of Duty Death Memorial outside its downtown headquarters honoring fallen Owasso officers like Howard Smith and Edgar “Buddy” Pales Jr., along with K-9 Helo.

Thanks to everyone who came out to pick up a discounted rain barrel as part of Owasso Public Works' annual rain barrel sale! They sold over 90 barrels this year.

Around 65 banners are going up at intersections throughout the city as we join communities across the nation in celebrating America’s 250th anniversary.

City of Owasso staff was proud to participate in INCOG's Ozone Alert! Day hosted at Tulsa Drillers Baseball on April 29.

Owasso Economic Developer Shellie Wingert graduated from the OU Economic Development Institute in New Orleans the week of April 19-23.

The Owasso Fire Department recently held a Family Day for Academy 261, marking the completion of a 14-week training program that began on Jan. 12 and concluded on April 17.

The City of Owasso's Economic and Community Development teams attended Oklahoma Film + Music Day at the State Capitol on April 7.

Congratulations to Owasso Police officers recognized at the 2025 Buckledown Awards on April 2 for their continued efforts in traffic safety and enforcement.

Jerry served as the City's Neighborhood Coordinator for the last 17 years and was instrumental in creating sustainable, safe, and attractive residential areas while at the helm of the Owasso Strong Neighborhood Initiative.

A big thank you to Milo's Tea for giving our Economic Development Team a tour of their facility, located in Tulsa County just west of Owasso.

On March 26, Cities United met at Owasso City Hall, where city leaders from across the region shared what’s happening in their communities, discussed common challenges, and collaborated on different solutions.

On March 25, Owasso city staff joined Tulsa County officials to celebrate the grand opening of the reconstructed Legion Fields at O'Brien Park!

Owasso Public Works staff are settling into their new home! This month marked the start of their move into the newly constructed Administrative Building off of 116th Street just west of Owasso Sports Park.

Crews are making progress on the new Eddy Gibbs Library at 103 W. Broadway St. in Owasso's Redbud District. The mixed-use project is a public-private partnership between Tulsa County and West Construction.

Thanks to the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Oklahoma for inviting the City of Owasso to participate in its Municipal Roundtable about Strengthening Community Partnerships.

Congratulations to Assistant Finance Director Tara Coonce who was recognized as Employee of the Quarter at Owasso's City Council meeting on March 3, 2026.

The City of Owasso's Strong Neighborhood Initiative hosted a Realtors Workshop at City Hall, where dozens of local realtors came together to learn about property valuations, new GIS mapping software, community development projects, and more.