Severe Storms Damage Portions of East Midwest City On Saturday, April 27, 2024, severe storms left a path of damage in eastern Midwest City from SE 29th St. at Westminster to an area near Reno & Hiwassee Rd. Early reports that came in were of downed power lines and wind damage to trees and structures in the path of the storm.  Midwest City has no reports of injuries related to the storm at this time. City emergency personnel do anticipate finding more debris and damage as assessments are made by public safety personnel on Sunday, April 28.    ..read more

Summer jobs available!!! Pool staff positions are open for application at Reno Swim & Slide. Hit the link below to learn more and apply: - Reno Swim & Slide Jobs ..read more

Look at the amazing slate of Spring Events hosted by Midwest City Public Works and their community partners! All of these events will help you get a little greener in MWC by: Volunteering Joining in Family Friendly Activities Meeting Fellow Community Members Learning About City Services Doing Some Spring Cleaning and Recycling Here are the remaining events for this year ..read more

Look at the amazing slate of Spring Events hosted by Midwest City Public Works and their community partners! All of these events will help you get a little greener in MWC by: Volunteering Joining in Family Friendly Activities Meeting Fellow Community Members Learning About City Services Doing Some Spring Cleaning and Recycling Here are the remaining events for this year ..read more

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MIDWEST CITY 2024 TREE GIVEAWAY REGISTRATION Sponsored by the City of Midwest City and the Midwest City Tree Board ..read more

Midwest City, OK – On Thursday, March 28, Congressman Tom Cole (OK-04) and City of Midwest City leadership joined together to break ground on an important rail project in northwest Midwest City. This project, located in Soldier Creek Industrial Park (SCIP), is a vital link to existing rail infrastructure in the area and is expected to boost economic development efforts in SCIP. When completed, the spur will provide rail connectivity to the American Glass Inc ..read more

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With help from State Senator Brenda Stanley (R-Midwest City) as sponsor, the City of Midwest City has sent a request for an Official Opinion from the Attorney General of the State Oklahoma. The request seeks clarification on recent conflict-of-interest concerns that have arisen regarding who can legally serve as a councilmember for the city ..read more

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