Owasso city staff attended Oklahoma Film + Music Office's Film Friendly Forum in Broken Arrow on Oct. 1, as an opportunity to promote Owasso as a destination for the state's booming film industry. 

Owasso city staff attended the annual State of the Ports event, where leaders from Tulsa Ports shared updates on major infrastructure investments, growing employment opportunities, and key operational milestones ahead.

Championing Owasso at Select Oklahoma's 2026 Conference on Economic Development! We're connecting with leaders from across the state, sharing ideas, and exploring new opportunities to help our community continue to grow and thrive.

Owasso Recreation and Culture held a ribbon cutting on its new Parks Office and Maintenance Facility, featuring new offices, work stations, breakrooms, restrooms, storage areas, garages, and more.

The Owasso VFW officially began laying the foundation for its new Vietnam Veterans War Memorial. The memorial will feature three pillars, two park benches facing the monument, and a Vietnamese flag on a pole.

Our newly constructed Public Works Facility is already making a difference by providing our crews with the space, equipment, and resources they need to better serve the Owasso community.

Owasso staff recently toured the City of Tulsa's Household Pollutant Collection Facility (4502 S. Galveston Ave.) to learn more about this valuable resource available to our residents.

City staff, community leaders, and representatives from Beck Design and Miller-Tippens Construction came together to hold a ribbon cutting ceremony at the new site, located off of 116th Street just west of Owasso Sports Park.

On June 9, our Economic Development team was proud to participate in Green Country Oklahoma's Annual Meeting in Bartlesville.

On June 2, Owasso city officials formally accepted a $478,233 donation from the Owasso Gold Agers Foundation to support the community’s senior citizen population.

On June 1, Owasso city staff got a chance to tour Amazon’s 2.6 million-square-foot Fulfillment Center just south of Owasso off of U.S. 169.

Thanks to everyone who came out to learn more about Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG)'s regional GO! Plan updates at Owasso City Hall.

We recently received our new Choose Owasso brochures from Green Country Oklahoma/Oklahoma Tourism, showcasing everything that makes Owasso a great place to visit, explore, and call home.

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.

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

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.