City Hall will be closed on Friday for the Fourth of July. We will reopen on Monday, July 7th, for normal operating hours.
about 7 hours ago, City of Catoosa
Text announcement stating "City Hall Will Be Closed" over a blurred background of festive fireworks. The logo at the bottom reads "CATOOSA" with the tagline "Pride. Progress. Promise."
It’s so easy for accidents to happen during the Fourth of July, so be sure to follow state and local laws and the safety tips below to have a safe, fun celebration.
1 day ago, City of Catoosa
Image displaying safety tips for the 4th of July. Text includes: "Obey local laws, Attend public displays, Read directions and labels, Use fireworks outdoors only, Keep spectators at a safe distance, Keep a water bucket or hose handy." The background is a gradient from dark to light green. The text is white with "CATOOSA" logo at the bottom.
Rhonda Honey, who lives in Rolling Hills, is the July Yard of the Month winner. She takes pride in her property and home and it shows. Congratulations Rhonda!
1 day ago, Brandi Blankenship
City of Catoosa Yard of the Month
July Yard of the Month
The City of Catoosa is holding our city council meeting tonight, at 6:00 pm at City Hall. You can review the agenda here: https://www.cityofcatoosa.org/documents/agenda-center/city-council/city-council-2025/739638 The City Council meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at City Hall at 6 p.m.
2 days ago, City of Catoosa
Announcement for a City Council meeting tonight at 6:00 P.M. at City Hall, with a blurred background of microphones and the logo of Catoosa at the bottom right corner.
There will be a City Council meeting on Tuesday, July 1st at 6:00pm at City Hall. Meetings for the Public Works Authority, Catoosa Industrial Authority, and the Catoosa Economic Development Authority will follow. Please see attached links for agendas.
City Council https://5il.co/3kqj9
Public Works Authority https://5il.co/3kqjc
Catoosa Industrial Authority https://5il.co/3kqjd
Catoosa Economic Development Authority https://5il.co/3kqjf
3 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Beginning Monday, July 7th, 2025, 161st East Avenue will be closed in the Southbound direction from Skelly Drive to Pine Street for the 161st Street E. Avenue Widening & Resurface Project. Construction is scheduled for 200 calendar days and should be fully open to traffic by January 22, 2026. Traffic will only be open in the Northbound direction during the construction.
3 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
161st East Avenue Road Closure
Gardening in our area during the summer can be difficult, but it can be done! Our summers are often hot and dry, requiring gardeners to supply lots of water to make sure our veggie gardens stay nice and moist through the growing seasons. Learn more about summer vegetable garden maintenance in Oklahoma from the OSU Extension: https://extension.okstate.edu/fact-sheets/summer-care-of-the-home-vegetable-garden.html
3 days ago, City of Catoosa
Text overlay with "Summer Garden Maintenance" against a blurred background of green plants, suggesting gardening activities. The logo for Catoosa is located in the bottom right corner.
BRIDGE CLOSED! The low-water bridge on 1st Street in Rolling Hills has been closed due to high water.
5 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Bridge closed on 1st street in rolling hills
Our Catoosa Police Department is part of the foundation of our city. They keep us safe and protect us when things go wrong. Give them a follow on Facebook to keep up with their updates and support their efforts!
6 days ago, City of Catoosa
A Catoosa Police Department vehicle parks near a picturesque pond with greenery in the background. In the water, the Blue Whale is visible. A text overlay encourages viewers to follow the police department on Facebook, highlighted against a green background featuring the Catoosa logo.
The Fourth of July is next week! Before you celebrate, make sure you have your fireworks permit. Residents must have a permit to shoot fireworks off in the city limits. City ordinance states that fireworks may be set off July 3rd, 4th, & 5th from 12:00pm (noon) until 11:00pm. The permits are $25.00 and may be purchased at City Hall June 24th through July 3rd. Cash, card, or check may be used for payment. City Hall hours are Monday through Thursday 8:00am-5:30pm and Friday 8:00am-12:00pm. Have a fun and safe 4th of July!
9 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Fireworks permit
Fireworks permit
Save the date! On Saturday, July 12th “Keep Catoosa Beautiful”, in conjunction with the Electronic Synergy Foundation, will host an electronic recycling event. The event will be held at the Catoosa Chamber of Commerce. See the attached flyer for more details!
10 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Electronic Recycling Event
Today marks the first official day of Summer. The summer solstice marks the longest day of the year and the beginning of days getting shorter (already!) as we move toward fall.
13 days ago, City of Catoosa
Text overlay reads "Happy Summer, Catoosa!" against a background of clouds and a sunburst. The bottom features the Catoosa logo with the tagline "Pride, Progress, Promise."
City Hall will be closed on Thursday, June 19th, 2025, for the Juneteenth holiday. We will reopen on Friday, June 20th, during normal hours.
15 days ago, City of Catoosa
A graphic featuring the text "City Hall Will Be Closed" prominently displayed. The background includes elements of the American flag and the Oklahoma state flag, with a green overlay. The logo for Catoosa is visible at the bottom, along with the phrase "Pride. Progress. Promise."
The City of Catoosa is holding our city council meeting tonight, at 6:00 pm at City Hall. You can review the agenda here: https://www.cityofcatoosa.org/documents/agenda-center/city-council/city-council-2025/739638 The City Council meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month at City Hall at 6 p.m.
16 days ago, City of Catoosa
Announcement for a City Council meeting tonight at 6:00 P.M. at City Hall, with a blurred background of microphones and the logo of Catoosa at the bottom right corner.
There will be a City Council meeting on Tuesday, June 17th at 6:00pm at City Hall. Meetings for the Public Works Authority, Catoosa Industrial Authority, and the Catoosa Economic Development Authority will follow. Please see attached links for agendas. City Council https://5il.co/3jfqa Public Works Authority https://5il.co/3jfqc Catoosa Industrial Authority https://5il.co/3jfqe Catoosa Economic Development Authority https://5il.co/3jfqg
17 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Happy Father's Day to you, Catoosa! We hope it is a day filled with the people you love.
18 days ago, City of Catoosa
A diverse group of people, including children and adults, gather around a table outdoors, smiling and enjoying a meal together. The scene conveys a festive atmosphere with the text "Happy Father's Day!" prominently displayed. A logo for Catoosa is located in the bottom right corner.
Please find attached the agenda for the City of Catoosa Special Meeting scheduled for Monday, June 16th at 6:00pm. https://5il.co/3j1ux
21 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Please find attached the agenda for the City of Catoosa Special Meeting scheduled for Friday, June 13th at 1:00pm. https://5il.co/3j1uv
21 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
The public hearing for the 2026 proposed budget for the City of Catoosa will be held on Monday, June 16th at 6:00pm at City Hall, 214 S. Cherokee Street, Catoosa, OK 74015. Please find attached the link for the 2026 proposed budget: https://5il.co/3iqxk
23 days ago, Brandi Blankenship
Though Catoosa was originally anchored as a cowtown, with ranchers settling the area in the 19th century, by 1901, the area had expanded to include six general stores, two doctors, three drugstores, two blacksmiths, a hotel, livestock dealers, a lumberyard, and a lawyer who served the town. On the map, you can see where Catoosa lies just over the territory of the Cherokee Nation in 1903. See the larger version from OSU: https://dc.library.okstate.edu/digital/collection/OKMaps/id/10618/ #CatoosaOKHistory
24 days ago, City of Catoosa
A historical map of Oklahoma, depicting its counties and geographic features. The map is colored in various shades to differentiate areas, with names of counties and notable locations clearly marked. There are measurement scales and descriptive text in the margins.