This workshop will focus on Oklahoma municipalities with topics and information tailored towards the specific needs of our smaller cities and towns. However, all members are welcome to register.



The agenda will provide information on funding opportunities such as how to start a grant from scratch, and the various funding sources that are available from state and federal partners. We will address issues important to running a municipal government by discussing differences in ordinances and resolutions and what you need to know about municipal elections. We will also address quality of life issues by talking about festivals and events, and a presentation about animal welfare.

Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) State Fiscal Year 2024 Project Priority List

As part of the CWSRF's strategic planning efforts and to ensure adequate funding for Oklahoma's wastewater infrastructure, the OWRB is issuing a call for eligible wastewater projects and other pollution control/water quality activities that may require funding between State Fiscal Years (SFY) 2024 and 2028. This process does NOT obligate the participating authority or district to a specific project or dollar amount; the information gathered will only be used to assist the OWRB in tracking funding availability for potential projects. More Information

Three New Official Institutes have been scheduled for 2023.

• June 29th at Rose State College in Midwest City
• July 21st at Tulsa Tech Lemly Campus
• October 26th at the Woodward Conference Center

Be sure to register soon to reserve your seat. Everyone is welcome to attend! More Information and Registration

The Oklahoma Broadband Office’s (OBO) statewide broadband listening tour will be making a stop near you in the coming weeks, and state officials are asking you to take part.



The “Let’s Get Digital: Oklahoma Broadband Tour” will pass through 16 cities and towns to gather public input for a five-year plan to connect the entire state to high-speed internet. The tour kicks off on May 8 and will continue through June 23 with meetings in all four corners and points in-between of Oklahoma. More Information