CONTENTS

Welcome

Chair of the Board Letter

Testimonials

Team South

Annual Banquet

Metroedge

Maps 4 update

PLAZA CALLE DOS CINCO

Riversport OKC

OKC Will Rogers
International Airport

Business & Government

Health Care

Education

Annual Education Banquet

South Oklahoma City
At-A-Glance

Members – Alphabetical

Members by Category

ADVERTISER INDEX

Member Search

Welcome

2026 EXECUTIVE BOARD

Jeff Kretchmar
Chair

Brian Knight
Chair Elect

Ryan Cross
Past Chair

Jeff Groves
Treasurer

Chandler Goodman
Vice President of Marketing and Communications

Marla Freeman
Vice President of Events and Programs

Jan Moran
Vice President of Membership and Total Resource Campaign

Brandi Mertens
Vice President of Leadership Development

Glenda Montiel
Vice President of Business Retention and Ambassadors

Glen Cosper
Vice President of Governmental Affairs and Public Policy

Mike Voorhees
Board Consultant

Elaine Lyons
President

STAFF

Elaine Lyons
President and CEO

Jamie Crowe
Membership Director

Elizabeth Fox
Programs Director

Destanee Ratley
Events Director

Janis Jones
Office Manager

Welcome from the chair

South Oklahoma City is a place where businesses grow because people choose to connect. Every conversation, every partnership, and every new relationship adds to the strength of our community. The Chamber exists to spark those connections, to open doors that might otherwise stay closed, and to help us build something bigger than ourselves.

This guide is more than a list of names—it’s an invitation. An invitation to reach out, to get involved, and to experience everything South OKC has to offer—from our thriving local businesses and growing neighborhoods to our restaurants, cultural events, and community gatherings. Each time you make a call, attend an event, or simply say hello to our South OKC neighbors, you’re helping create a legacy of growth that will serve this community for years to come.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we are strengthening the foundation of OKC.
Jeff Kretchmar, Chair of the Board

2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
John Claybon
Oklahoma City Community College

Glen Cosper
Keller Williams Realty

Cynthia Cox
Payroll Vault

Ryan Cross
Arvest Bank

Matt Echols
Koller, Baker & Associates/
Red Dirt Legal

Chris Foshee
Foshee Law

Marla Freeman
Devon Energy Corporation

Chandler Goodman
Turbo Tint South OKC

Jeff Groves
Armstrong Bank

Phil Harrop
INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center

Karl Hillerman
MidFirst Bank

Josh Kardatzke
Electrical Solutions of Oklahoma

Taylor Ketchum
Jones PR

Brian Knight
Eide Bailly, LLP

Jeff Kretchmar
Prodigal

Deanna Madole
Eskridge Honda Company

Kristie McKinney
Central Bank

Brandi Mertens
Oklahoma County Commissioner
District 2 Office

Glenda Montiel
WealthWave

Jan Moran
AT&T

Brian Ruttman
Moore Norman Technology Center

Rachel Smith-Streck
TAP Architecture

Gloria Torres
Historic Capitol Hill

Paul Urquhart
YMCA Earlywine Park

Brian Woodring
First United Bank

LIFETIME BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dennis Clowers

Jim Daniel

Don Douglas
TEIM Design

Darrel Lanier

Tony Tyler
Tyler Media

Mike Voorhees

Kathy L. Wiliams

2026 ADVISORY BOARD
Ronnie Beller
B & H Construction

Cortez Billings
InterBank

T.C. Burgin
T.C. Burgin, CPA, PC

John Burris
Home Creations

Craig Cates
Oklahoma City Public Schools

James Clouse
Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 344

Mike Cochran
Christian Brothers Automotive

Brent Colgan
First National Bank & Trust Company

Aaron Collins
Metro Technology Centers

John Cummings
MECU

Lori Cummins
Mercy Health

Josh Cruz
Oklahoma Hazmat Remediation

Doug Denison
Ram Jack, by American Leveling

Scott Dennis
Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic

Stacy Dykstra
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

David W. Echols
Echols & Associates

Jonathan Fowler
Fowler Dodge

Gary Gage
Landers Auto Group

Crystal Garcia
OG&E

Stephanie Grant
Prosperity Bank

Jeanette Hackney
Newcastle Casino

Bill Haycraft
Frontier State Bank

Kelsey Herman
Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School

Matt Hinkle
Tyler Signs

Landon Hise
OCOM - Oklahoma Center for Orthopaedic & Multi-Speciality
Surgery, LLC

Mike Holland
Manhattan Construction OKC Metro

Erick Johnson
Unity Insurance Partners

Jeanean Jones
INSURICA

Kevin Jones
Crest Foods

Cricket Kaya
First Americans Museum

Christopher Lane
Carvana

Jason Leach
Communication Federal Credit Union

Jay London
Jay London Homes, LLC

Geoffrey Long
GDL Legal P.L.L.C.

Mia McCullers
Wheeler District

Lawrence McKinney
Cleveland County Economic Development Coalition

Miguel Mireless
Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine

Salvador Ontiveros
Latino Community Development
Agency

Bryan Parises
Stride Bank

Tony Pound
Sooner State Bank

Staci Pruett
Liberty National Bank

Jaclynn Pyle
Oklahoma Natural Gas

Judy Rollins
Hidden Trails Country Club

Brayden Savage
Western Heights Public Schools

Kristi Spomer
Nabholz Construction Corporation

Brianna Wall
Oklahoma Electric Cooperative

Jack Werner
A to Z Inspections and Training

Debbie White
Debbie White, C.P.A., Inc.

Josh Wood
Bridges Health

S. Alex Yaffe
Foshee & Yaffe, Attorneys at Law

Angela Yaffe
Just Kids Pediatrics

Justin Yahola
Riverwind Casino

David Yonko
First Citizens Bank

Mike Zawicki
Walmart Supercenter

Testimonials

What People are Saying

I left active duty from the military over a decade ago and have been involved with the South OKC Chamber ever since. It is truly an organization that fosters relationships at the lowest level, while carrying a huge impact for all of its membership regionally and even statewide. The investment in the Chamber is immeasurable as the Chamber fully invests in all of its members.

Chris Kannady
Oklahoma State Representative, District 91

At the Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine, we value engagements that have purpose and bear fruit. The South OKC Chamber encompasses those standards because it provides a community of professionals and involvement with the city. Whether it is attending a lecture, a monthly board meeting or a sponsored event, the South OKC Chamber Chamber always works toward furthering the development of Oklahoma City. It’s truly a privilege to be among people that are not only ambitious, but friendly as well!

Miguel Mireles
Executive Director, The Blessed Stanley Rother Shrine

After 25+ years as a member of the South OKC Chamber, I am thankful for the many doors it has opened for me. The business events, educational events, and community involvement have been instrumental in the growth of our company.

The Chamber does an excellent job of offering opportunities for us to get involved and is a fantastic information resource.

Teresa Moisant
Owner, Moisant Promotional Products

Team South

Empowering Community’s Emerging Leaders

Eighteen years ago, the South Oklahoma City Chamber recognized a growing need for meaningful professional development and deeper community engagement. In response, the Chamber created TEAM South, a dynamic program designed to inspire, educate, and empower emerging leaders who want to make a difference in the place they call home.

Since then, TEAM South has grown into one of the Chamber’s most impactful initiatives. Spanning seven months, the program offers immersive, day-long sessions that explore the key sectors shaping South Oklahoma City. Participants gain firsthand insights into nonprofits, health care, aerospace, education, public safety, and local government. Each session includes exclusive access, engaging discussions, and behind-the-scenes experiences that help participants understand both the successes and the challenges that affect our community.

What truly sets TEAM South apart is the connection it builds among its members. Participants come from a wide range of industries, creating a diverse cohort of professionals who bring unique perspectives and a shared desire to grow. The program emphasizes mentorship and collaboration, inviting community leaders to share their expertise, personal stories, and guidance. These interactions often become pivotal moments, helping participants build confidence, sharpen their leadership skills, and expand their vision for how they can contribute.

“TEAM South opens your eyes to the incredible work being done throughout our community. It gives you the tools, the connections, and the confidence to get involved in a meaningful way,” said Angela O'Keefe, TEAM South Chair.

For nearly two decades, TEAM South has shaped individuals who are now advocates, collaborators, and active contributors across our region. The program continues to strengthen the fabric of South Oklahoma City by equipping people with the knowledge, relationships, and passion needed to help build a stronger future for generations to come.

Want to learn more about TEAM South? Visit www.southokc.com/team-south/ or contact Elizabeth Fox at [email protected]

Team South Class XVIII

Mistie Adair
RE/MAX Lifestyle OKC

Emilia Bailey
Oklahoma Financial Center

Willow Boswell
Sovereign Bank

Christina Brady
Pioneer Library System

Hart Brown
Moore Public Schools

Savannah Caro
Vision Source OKC South

Austin Carroll
MidFirst Bank

Brent Coffman
Tinker Federal Credit Union

Julie Cook
Allstate

Cynthia Cox
Payroll Vault of OKC

Matt Echols
Koller, Baker & Associates/
Red Dirt Legal

Chris Foshee
Cain Law Office/Foshee Law

Serina Freeman
Capitol Hill Library

Crystal Garcia
OG&E

Stefanie Garland
Moore Norman Technology Center

Hannah Gasaway
Swatched by Hannah

Katelyn Gleason-Dockery
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

Gabriel Gray
VI Marketing & Branding

Debra Gullette
Dentist Donating Smiles for Oklahomans

Kathie Hibbs
Earlywine Park YMCA

Taylor Hoskinson
First Citizens Bank

Ean Kampmeyer
Oklahoma Smoke LLC

Colin Layne
Oklahoma City Community College

Mallory Montufar
Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma

Jacquelin Nazario
First United Bank

Priscilla Ramirez
Oklahoma City Community College

Destanee Ratley
South OKC Chamber of Commerce

Chad Reese
INTEGRIS Southwest Medical Center

Jodie Ruiz Esparza
Edward Jones

Christa Simmons
Moore Norman Technology Center

Amanda Standefer
INTEGRIS Health

Gerardo Thompson
Oklahoma City Community College

ANNUAL BANQUET

A premier event for its members, the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Banquet serves as the installation ceremony for its new board of directors and as an opportunity to honor outstanding individuals for their contributions to the community.

This year’s event, which took place at the National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum, was presented by AT&T.

Derek Loccident, a world-class Paralympic athlete received the Native Oklahoman Award. Presented by Chickasaw Nation, the award recognizes Loccident’s determination and perseverance which led to him earning two silver medals during the 2024 Paris Paralympic Games in the High Jump T64 and Long Jump T64. This came after he won multiple medals at the 2024 World Championships.

Other awards awarded at the banquet were given to members who went above and beyond in helping to enhance the quality of life in South Oklahoma City through their leadership and the promotion of business and community development.

Each year, the Chamber highlights one of its ambassadors – or members who volunteer their time, talents, resources, and enthusiasm to the Chamber and the local business community.

Marla Robinson, with Grit Resources, was presented the Ambassador of the Year Award by Jeff Kretchmar on behalf of GEICO OKC South.

Another memorable moment in the Chamber’s year is when the Volunteer of the Year award is presented to a member who embodies the values of volunteerism and helping others. This year’s Volunteer of the Year award was bestowed on Karissa Suchy with First United Bank by Jeremy Sparks, with Dignity Memorial Funeral Homes & Cemeteries.

Jan Peery earned the 2024 Citizen of the Year honor, for striving to make the community a better place and exemplifying the spirit of a good community member and leader. The award was presented by Glenda Montiel with Cox Business.

This year, the Emeritus Club inducted Pete & Emma Cordova, Jamie Crowe, David Echols, Eileen Echols, Jon Echols, Kay Floyd, Eric Hermansen, Larry McAtee, Bill Moore, Melvonna Schneider, Todd Stone, and Paul Gordon Summars. This eighth class of the club is composed of people who make a difference in the South Oklahoma City community.

Other awards included the End of the Trail Award, presented to Brandi Mertens, the 2024 Chair of the Board, by Elaine Lyons, chamber president; and the 10-year service award to Jamie Crowe, the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce Membership Director.

“Every year it’s a true honor to recognize those who are making a difference,” Lyons said.

Awards Presented for Contributions to Community

Metroedge

For Oklahoma City's young professionals, MetroEDGE is more than a networking group. It is a launchpad for growth, connection, and impact. Designed for professionals ages 21 to 40, MetroEDGE helps members ENGAGE, DEVELOP, GIVE, and EMPOWER, creating experiences that shape careers and strengthen the community.

A Year of Growth and Connection
In 2025, MetroEDGE thrived with a full calendar of mentorship, professional development, networking, and service opportunities. Members built meaningful relationships through Caffeinated Connections and the Lunch Bunch, alternating monthly events that foster camaraderie while supporting local businesses.

MetroMENTORS paired young professionals with seasoned Chamber leaders, creating mentorships that provide guidance and lasting connections. Workshops on topics such as AI in the Workplace and Enhancing Energy, Communication, and Productivity with Working Genius gave members practical skills to excel in today’s fast-paced professional world. MetroEDGE even expanded statewide, participating in Young Professionals Day at the State Capitol for leadership, advocacy, and networking with peers across Oklahoma.

Giving Back
Service is at the heart of MetroEDGE. Members cheered runners on as the official MetroEDGE Cheer Zone at the OKC Memorial Marathon and volunteered at the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. Their commitment to service demonstrates the program’s dedication to the community.

Elizabeth Fox, Programs Director at the South OKC Chamber, says, "MetroEDGE continues to exceed all expectations. Our MetroEDGE Board is full of passionate, creative members whose dedication drives the program forward. Their energy and vision have made a real difference in our community."

Member Spotlight: Taylor Hoskinson, 2026 MetroEDGE Board Chair Taylor Hoskinson with First Citizens Bank says, "I enjoy being part of MetroEDGE because it’s a community that inspires me to develop as a leader while building real relationships. I value how it creates opportunities to connect, give back, and stay involved in the future of our city."

Join MetroEDGE
Annual membership is $50 for Chamber members and $75 for non-members. To join, visit www.southokc.com/metroedge or contact Elizabeth Fox at (405) 634-1436 or [email protected].

Where South OKC’s Young Professionals
Lead, Learn, and Give Back

MAPS 4 UPDATE

Several Projects To Be Completed in 2026

Thanks to the Metropolitan Arts Projects (MAPS), beautification and an increase in community service continues to flourish throughout Oklahoma City.

From sidewalks to bike lanes, trails to street lights, a new coliseum and more, David Todd, MAPS program manager for Oklahoma City, said everything is designed to enhance the quality of life for everyone who calls OKC home.

While many of the current projects, part of MAPS 4, are still in the beginning stages, Todd anticipates at least two will come to fruition in 2026.

MAPS is funded through a 1 cent sales tax initiative. There are up to six sub committees looking at 95 projects across OKC within 16 different focus areas. The current projects under consideration are anticipated to cost $1.78 billion.

In 2026, Todd said the new animal welfare center should be completed, as well as the new diversion hub. He also anticipates the new family justice center will open by the end of the year.

Todd said spring 2026 will also mark the beginning of the new civil rights center at Northeast 25th and Martin Luther King Avenue.

Named after a local activist, the Clara Luper Civil Rights Center, is designed to transform the region’s knowledge of civil rights history.

The center, with its $17.1 million budget, honors Luper’s efforts to end segregationist policies in Oklahoma City. The capital allotment of $17.1 million is supplemented by a $9.6 million operating fund, designed for long-term sustainability of the project. It is part of the Freedom Center of Oklahoma City.

Another MAPS 4 project completed in 2025 is the new OG&E Coliseum. It is designed to host up to 5,000 people for livestock shows, and up to 8,000 people for basketball or other events.

It was designed to replace the aging Jim Norick Arena at the OKC Fair Park. It is a 216,165-square-foot facility. The $126-million project was funded through MAPS 3, MAPS 4, hotel tax revenue and other funding sources.

Todd said the coliseum is “full, and booked 360 days a year” and said it’s a great addition to the fairgrounds.

Construction on the multipurpose stadium project, which includes $41 million from MAPS 4, is slated to begin in the spring of 2026. It will host high school, collegiate and professional sporting competitions, as well as concerts and similar events. Todd anticipates it will take a year to complete.

All of the MAPS projects are designed, Todd said, to help everyone within the Oklahoma City region, with new initiatives.

He said the next year or so will be the busiest year, because he hopes a majority of the projects will get underway in some form in 2026.

Todd said this is the key for MAPS projects – raising funds to allow things to get done as promised, with a goal to stay under budget. MAPS 4 funding continues through 2032. He said sales tax funding has kept ahead of construction, allowing for city officials to keep things moving forward.

“We are building a place people want to live, not convincing them they want to live here,” Todd said. “We’re creating a quality of life, and the best thing is there’s always no debt because everything is paid.”

PLAZA CALLE DOS CINCO

Hub for Culture Events and Community Gatherings Now Open to the Public

After two decades in the making, Plaza Calle Dos Cinco in Capitol Hill officially opened to the public with a ribbon cutting ceremony September 24, 2025.

Located on Harvey Avenue between Southwest 24 and Southwest 25 streets , the area is a hub for culture events, community gatherings and local businesses. The space, which reflects the city’s Hispanic heritage, features an arched entryway, a gazebo with a stage, shaded seating, colorful public art, Talavera tiles, trees, and decorative iron lighting.

“It is intended to attract the entire community, giving the Latin community the opportunity to showcase the culture and the rest of Oklahoma City to learn about it,” said Gloria Torres, Executive Director of the Capitol Hill Business District, which manages the Plaza.

The Calle Dos Cinco (25th Street) organization came up with the idea for a plaza to showcase Hispanic culture in the early 2000s. With the collaboration of community members, local organizations, and city officials, ground was finally broken for the project in January 2025.

“A plaza was something that would engage the Hispanic community into continuing to develop the commerce and economy here,” Torres said.

The $2 million project was funded through community fundraising and federal funds allocated to Oklahoma City’s Strong Neighborhoods Initiative, which targets neighborhood revitalization.

“That process involved engaging the community in developing assets throughout the community that would benefit the current population, as opposed to trying to bring new people to the community. It was intended to strengthen the community that's already here,”
Torres said.

While the Hispanic community has been in the area since before statehood, it is a growing population in Oklahoma City, Torres said.

“The Hispanic community represents 20% of the total population. So, the population is really all over the city, but you see the greater concentration of the businesses in Capitol Hill and throughout South Oklahoma City,” she said.

The September 24 ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Plaza launched the 20th anniversary of Fiestas de las Américas, the district’s signature event during Hispanic Heritage Month. The September 27 event drew more than 30,000 attendees, Torres said. The celebration included a parade with nearly 100 entries, food vendors, artisan markets, live music, dance, and cultural performances.

Calle Dos Cinco hosted the annual Holiday on the Hill in early December at the Plaza which included around 20 vendors, performances from local schools and community groups, arts and crafts activities for kids, and the Mexican consulate providing resources.

The Plaza will be the site of many more events and community gatherings in the years to come.

Riversport OKC

International Championships to Set Stage for 2028 Olympics

As all eyes turn to RIVERSPORT OKC as a venue for the 2028 Olympic Games, local officials are first preparing for the 2026 International Canoe Federation (IFC) Canoe Slalom World Championships.

The event, set for July 21 to 26, 2026, is expected to bring nearly 400 athletes, from more than 60 countries to Oklahoma City.

It’s the first time the event will take place in North America in more than a decade.

Michael Knopp, founder and executive director, said this will serve as one of the largest events hosted at the facility.

“We’re going to be welcoming the world to Oklahoma City,” Knopp said. “It will be an important prelude to the 2028 Olympics.”

At the time of the award announcement OKC Mayor David Holt said the IFC is “validation that we have built one of the greatest venues in the world.”

The international festival will also allow RIVERSPORT officials to tap into the centennial of Route 66 – because of its global appeal. Plans call for a classic car show, an outdoor gear show and expo, an Olympic component, and more.

Knopp also hopes to include opening and closing ceremonies, modeled after the Olympics, and a world food festival. The ceremonies will feature Oklahoma’s Native American tribes and the tie of canoes to the indigenous culture.

In the fall of 2025, Knopp attended the IFC in Sydney, Australia, to get the official hand-off for next year.

“We have a reputation in the international water sports world,” Knopp said. “We are a global, world-class venue. It’s truly one of the best whitewater venues in the world.”

It also allows international competitors to have a taste of what’s waiting for them, when RIVERSPORTS OKC hosts Olympic events in 2028 – the only non-southern California venue to do so.

During the Olympics, Knopp expects more than 400 competitors and their teams will be in OKC. Many will come in advance of the event to train.

“This will have an economic impact, a global impact on our city,” Knopp said, “and hopefully inspire the next generation [of athletes] and get more people on the water.”

Knopp said volunteers will be needed for both the IFC and Olympic events. He said the IFC will serve as a training ground for the Olympics.

More About RIVERSPORT OKC
RIVERSPORT Rapids, the $45.2 million whitewater rafting and kayaking center near the crossroads of America – I-35 and I-40 – is no stranger to the international spotlight. Built as part of the MAPS 3 city tax initiative, the facility has hosted U.S. Olympic Team Trials for Canoe Slalom in 2016 and 2024, and Kayak Cross in 2024.

When conceptualized, Knopp said the facility was designed to Olympic quality and standards. This in turn allows OKC to shine on an international stage, as people tune in from around the world to watch world-class athletes compete along Oklahoma’s waterways.

OKC Will Rogers International Airport

First International Flight Takes Off From Airport

With the plans complete, the OKC Will Rogers International Airport can now receive and process passengers returning from their international travels.

In November, American Airlines provided the first international flight to Cancun, Mexico from OKC in the new international terminal. The renovation, which made Gate 32 the international flight location, cost $13 million.

Jeffrey Mulder, director of airports with the Oklahoma City/OKC Airport Trust, said bringing international flights to Oklahoma City adds to the “great quality of life for the community.” The international options will allow for leisure trips as well as connecting families between Oklahoma and Mexico and Central America.

There are a few steps that need to be taken to assure a smooth international flight, Mulder said.

Anyone traveling back to OKC from an international destination, who has Global Entry, will need to download the Global Entry mobile app and scan the QR code prior to entering the FIS area.

Passengers will then submit a photo and then report to a Global Entry Customs and Border Patrol Officer with their virtual receipt to confirm their entry into the United States.

“We are a world-class airport that warmly welcomes travelers into OKC,” Mulder said. “We are easy to navigate and we make your travel experience stress free.”

Information about the airport is available online or on-site to enhance each traveler’s experience.

“Everything you need to know about the airport is at your fingertips with flyokc.com,” Mulder added. “Or you can visit one of our volunteers at the information booths and they will answer any questions you may have.”

Business & Government

Connecting Members with Elected Officials

Creating strong, positive relationships between local business owners and government officials remains a key principle for the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce.

Using a variety of offerings, chamber officials provide members with the opportunity to meet, interact, and learn from elected officials at the local, state, and national level.

Activities in 2025 included the City Connection events, which took place at Frontier State Bank, with Payroll Vault as the Presenting Sponsor. The events featured Oklahoma City Council members, alongside a city employee or special guest.

City Connection speakers included Councilwoman JoBeth Hamon and OKC Homeless Services/Key to Home; Ward 5 Councilman Matt Hinkle and Oklahoma City Utilities Director Chris Browning; Ward 7 Councilman Camal Pennington; Ward 4 Councilman Todd Stone and OKC Executive Manager/Special Projects Manager Sue Hollenbeck; Ward 3 Councilwoman Katrina Avers and Director of Airports Jeff Mulder

Another key series, Good Morning County, featured county elected officials sharing relevant insights on key issues. These events took place at the South Oklahoma City Chamber.

In 2025, the following county officials addressed the chamber: Oklahoma County District Attorney Vicki Behenna; Cleveland County District Attorney Jennifer Austin; Cleveland County Commissioner Jacob McHughes; and Oklahoma County Commissioner Jason Lowe.

The Legislative Series brought members together with a diverse group of lawmakers and elected officials through the Legislative Recap Luncheon with Senator Michael Brooks and Speaker of the House Kyle Hilbert, presented by Moore Norman Technology Center; South OKC Chamber's Legislative Reception, an evening of conversation and connection with Oklahoma City area lawmakers, presented by AT&T; Legacy of Leadership: A Historic Luncheon Event with former Oklahoma Governors David Walters, Frank Keating, and Brad Henry, in partnership with the Norman Chamber and Moore Chamber, presented by OG&E; and Workforce Rising: A Regional Partnership Breakfast was a partnership with the Norman Chamber and Moore Chamber.

Health Care

Providers Boast Superb Healing Options

MERCY HOSPITAL OKLAHOMA CITY – SOUTH
Mercy is proud to serve South Oklahoma City with three hospitals: acute care, rehabilitation, and heart, plus three more hospitals on the north side. Newsweek named Mercy as OKC’s best hospital overall and among the world’s best, and ranked Mercy as Oklahoma’s top hospital for maternity and neurological care. Mercy is also a recognized leader in stroke treatment, oncology, breast imaging and research. Mercy’s broad network of primary care and specialty physicians are in clinics across Oklahoma.

SOUTHWEST ORTHOPAEDIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SPECIALISTS AND SOS SPINE, PAIN & WELLNESS INSTITUTE
Southwest Orthopaedic & Reconstructive Specialists (SOS) is a comprehensive practice located in south Oklahoma City, north Oklahoma City, Yukon, and Shawnee. Established in 1995, SOS is composed of an extensive selection of surgeons, specializing in orthopedic care, plastic and reconstructive surgery, adult hip and knee, foot and ankle, and hand surgery.

SOS Spine, Pain & Wellness Institute, located in south Oklahoma City, opened in 2023. Interventional pain treatments are designed to postpone surgery as long as possible or indefinitely. They use a multidisciplinary approach that is personalized to each patient’s needs, focusing on fast relief and long-term health. The goal is to provide patients with near instant relief of their pain through minimally invasive procedures – avoiding the burden of chronic medication or extensive recovery periods.

INTEGRIS HEALTH SOUTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER
For 60 years, INTEGRIS Health Southwest Medical Center has provided compassionate, comprehensive care close to home — including leading-edge cancer treatments, advanced cardiac and neuro care, specialized stroke care, orthopedic services and inpatient and outpatient physical rehabilitation. We care for more patients in our Emergency Department than any other in Oklahoma, making it the state’s busiest and most trusted destination in times of urgent need. And through our residency training programs, we continue shaping the future of medicine – ensuring excellent care for generations to come.

OKLAHOMA HEART HOSPITAL - SOUTH
As a physician-owned hospital, the focus at Oklahoma Heart Hospital is on the patient. The hospital’s location boasts 44 private patient beds and 163,000 square feet of state-of-the-art space, including three open heart/peripheral vascular surgical suites, a hybrid operating room, four cardiac and peripheral vascular catheterization labs, an electrophysiology lab, and a comprehensive emergency room. Oklahoma Heart Hospital South was recognized as a Press Ganey Guardian of Excellence Award recipient as a top performing health care organization. The honor awards organizations that consistently rank in the 95th percentile of patient satisfaction within the health care industry.

NORMAN REGIONAL MOORE
Norman Regional Moore is a state-of-the-art $32 million health care facility in Moore, Oklahoma. Norman Regional Moore houses physician offices, an emergency center that is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and a community meeting space. Free Standing Emergency Department (FSED), Norman Regional Nine, is located on the southwest corner of the intersection of Highway 9 and 24th Avenue Southeast.

OKLAHOMA CENTER FOR ORTHOPAEDIC & MULTI-SPECIALTY SURGERY
OCOM provides first-class surgical services for the community in a safe, comfortable, and welcoming environment. With state-of-the-art equipment, 11 operating rooms and procedure suites and the nine inpatient rooms, they strive to create surgical standards all physicians want for their patients. Physicians specialize in areas of orthopedic surgery, general surgery, plastic surgery, podiatry, urology, ophthalmology, gynecology, imaging, gastroenterology, and pain management. Physical therapy services are also available.

OU HEALTH EMERGENCY ROOM & URGENT CARE
OU Health Emergency Room & Urgent Care provides a full-service ER and urgent care with on-site laboratory, CT scans, X-ray and ultrasound. Get the walk-in and shorter-wait-time convenience of urgent care – open from
7 a.m.-8 p.m. daily – combined with the medical expertise of an emergency room that’s open 24/7. Patients benefit from faster triage and only pay for the level of care received. The South Oklahoma City facility is located at 3025 Southwest 104 Street. To learn more, visit OUHealth.com/OneRoof.

PREMIER BREAST HEALTH INSTITUTE OF OKLAHOMA
Premier Breast Health Institute of Oklahoma is a comprehensive breast health facility located in South Oklahoma City and the metro area. Established in 2023, it is an independent facility that merges groundbreaking technology with personalized care and places the patient’s well-being at the forefront. Specializing in everything from breast MRI to genetic testing, cutting-edge technologies are designed to provide the highest quality care and timely results. The facility will feature breast screening and diagnosis, including advanced Breast MRI, 3D mammography with contrast, digital ultrasound, dexascan, body composition, and more.

SOUTHWEST EYE CLINIC & SURGERY CENTER
Southwest Eye Clinic & Surgery Center was founded in 1975 and its doctors have over 40 years of combined ophthalmology experience. Surgery Center physicians have completed more than 60,000 successful cataract surgeries. Advanced surgeries to enhance vision include refractive surgery, intraocular contact lens, Crystalens, Multi-focal lens, LASIK eye surgery, and glaucoma surgery. Southwest Eye Clinic & Surgery Center accepts most major private insurances as well as Medicaid and Medicare. For more information, visit www.sweyeclinicokc.com/eye-surgery.

EDUCATION

Strong Academics Give Students Bright Futures

Higher Education Metro Tech
As one of Oklahoma's largest and most diverse technology centers, Metro Tech has four campuses that offer full-time, short-term, career, and customized business training. Campuses are located in South, Northeast, and Downtown Oklahoma City as well as the Will Rogers World Airport. With more than 25 full-time career programs ranging from Cosmetology to Welding, HVAC, Aviation Maintenance, and STEM Sciences, all adult and high school students have the opportunity to prepare for successful employment and life in a global society. Additionally, Metro Tech is part of the Oklahoma CareerTech system, which offers programs and services in 29 technology center districts and operates on 59 campuses across the state.

Mid-America Christian University
Located in the heart of south Oklahoma City, Mid-America Christian University (MACU) is a leader in Christ-centered education, preparing students to live out their calling and make an impact in the world. With over 158 degree and certificate programs in fields such as Nursing, Business, Ministry, Counseling, Education, and more, MACU equips students to follow their calling and succeed in today’s competitive job market. Whether you’re beginning your college journey or returning to finish your degree, MACU offers affordable, flexible programs both online and on campus. For more information, visit www.macu.edu.

Moore Norman Technology Center
Founded in 1972, Moore Norman Technology Center is recognized as one of the premier career and technical education institutions in Oklahoma’s renowned Career Tech system. Serving most of Cleveland County, MNTC offers customized workforce training to local companies, helping them strengthen their teams and achieve their business objectives. Additionally, MNTC provides high school and adult students with cutting-edge technical career education in health care, technical and construction trades, business and information technology, aerospace and aviation, and STEM.

Oklahoma City Community College
Since 1972, Oklahoma City Community College has been dedicated to empowering learners and strengthening communities led by its mission of “Student Success, Community Enrichment." The college offers 87 degree and certificate programs and more than 50 micro-credentials that provide a launchpad to further education or immediate career readiness. We provide accessible, affordable, high-quality education that equips students to achieve personal and professional goals. OCCC is more than an institution; we are a community catalyst, fostering growth and success in our state, workforce, and the lives of our students.

ROSE STATE COLLEGE
Founded in 1970, Rose State College is dedicated to student success and community transformation. The college offers more than 60 degree and certificate programs along with flexible micro-credentials designed to support lifelong learning and career readiness. Through accessible education, personalized support, and strong connections with local industries, Rose State equips students to reach personal and professional goals. More than an institution, Rose State College is a partner in progress, cultivating growth, opportunity, and a stronger future for Oklahoma.

SOUTHERN NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
At Southern Nazarene University (SNU), students discover a place where faith and purpose meet, and education becomes deeply personal. For more than a century, SNU has served the greater OKC community with a 13:1 student–faculty ratio, NCAA Division II athletics, state-of-the-art lab facilities, and more than 60 undergraduate and graduate programs. With online, evening, and traditional on-campus options in business, leadership, healthcare, ministry, education, counseling, and more, SNU offers big-campus opportunities with small-campus concierge support so every student can thrive. Learn more at snu.edu.

Public Schools
Moore Public Schools
For over 100 years, Moore Public Schools has remained a leader in academic excellence. As Oklahoma's fourth-largest public school district (FY26), the district serves 22,700 students and their families within Moore and south Oklahoma City. The vision is Shaping Today’s Students Into Tomorrow’s Leaders. Each year, we celebrate our National Merit Finalists and Scholars, academic all-state students, their innumerable scholarships and awards, and we compete for 6A athletics titles. Superior fine arts, STEM, and career exploration options, coupled with incredible staff, develop MPS students into young adults of character and resilience, prepared for life after graduation. Learn more at www.mooreschools.com.

Oklahoma City Public Schools
Oklahoma City Public Schools (OKCPS) provides academic offerings and activities for nearly 33,000 students. OKCPS is a multi-cultural district serving students in grades PK-12 within approximately 60 facilities located in the OKC metro. Each day, OKCPS works hand-in-hand with community partners to provide a world-class, equitable education to every child in Oklahoma City. The district is proud to offer PK to every eligible child in our city without a lottery or waiting list. A renewed focus on workforce development bolsters a vision to prepare students for graduation and to fulfill their unique purpose in a healthy, vibrant community. OKCPS is home to the number one high school (US News & World report) in the entire state of Oklahoma, Classen School of Advanced Studies High School at Northeast. Learn more at www.okcps.org.

Western Gateway Elementary
Western Gateway Elementary students learn through a bilingual curriculum and become part of a welcoming and diverse community. The mission at WGES is to create a learning experience that values children, language, culture and community. WGES serves its surrounding neighborhoods first. If you live in one of these neighborhoods: College Hill, Higgins Heights, Jones Grove, Wheeler District, or Will Rogers Courts, all you have to do is enroll! If you do not live in their neighborhood boundary, you can apply online through their lottery. Access to the lottery platform can be found on their website in February each school year. For more information and a boundary map, visit https://westerngateway.school.

Western Heights Public Schools
Western Heights Public Schools is an independent school district located on the southwest side of Oklahoma City. More than 2,900 students are served in four elementary schools (PK-4), one intermediate campus (5-6), one middle school (7-8), and one high school (9-12). The district also has a state of the art STEAM center that allows students to have access to advanced sciences and arts. The district also has state-of-the-art athletic facilities, has an outdoor classroom, and a state-of-the-art professional development center. In addition, the district partners with OCCC and OSU-OKC to provide concurrent enrollment opportunities. Lastly, the district offers dual language programs at two elementary schools serving PK-1st grade students, and has a partnership with the FAA to help students graduate high school with their pilots license.

Private Schools
Cristo Rey OKC Catholic
High School
Cristo Rey Oklahoma City, founded in 2018, is a private Catholic high school which combines intensive college preparatory academics with professional work experience. The mission is to educate students of limited economic means to become men and women of faith, knowledge, service and purpose. Cristo Rey OKC is set apart by its unique Corporate Work Study Program where students work at Oklahoma City companies five days a month to help subsidize their tuition.

St. James Catholic School
Established in 1956, St. James the Greater Catholic School serves a diverse community of faith located in south Oklahoma City. Ministering to families with children in preschool (age 2) through grade 8, their mission is to proclaim the gospel message, to strive for academic excellence, and to educate children for service. The goal of the school is to assist families in developing values, so that the children may apply Christian principles to all facets of their lives.

St. James the Greater Catholic School is fully accredited by the Oklahoma Private School Accrediting Commission (OPSAC) through the Department of Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and the State of Oklahoma and is also a proud member of the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA).

Charter Schools
Epic Charter Schools
Epic Charter Schools is Oklahoma’s largest public virtual charter school, serving approximately 30,000 students from PreK-12th grade in all 77 counties statewide. Epic provides Oklahoma students and families with a modern, tuition-free, online learning experience with one-on-one instruction from an Oklahoma-certified teacher, supplemented by in-person support. Students are empowered to work at their own pace in their environment of choice, select courses based on personal interests and career goals, and tailor class schedules to fit their unique lifestyles. For more information, visit epiccharterschools.org.

Santa Fe South Schools
Santa Fe South Schools is a high-performing, tuition-free PK-12 public charter school district that serves over 4,700 students across 12 campuses in South OKC. Combining its rigorous academic program with award-winning Athletics and Fine Arts programs, SFS students consistently rank in the state’s top tiers for academic growth, with SFS Pathways Middle College recently named the #1 Charter School in Oklahoma by U.S. News. Learn more and apply today at santafesouth.org.

ANNUAL EDUCATION BANQUET

Achievements in Education Community Celebrated

More than 350 attendees, representing education and business leaders, gathered to celebrate the role education plays in the economic development and quality of life in south Oklahoma City during the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce 2025 Excellence in Education banquet.

The event, presented by South Oklahoma City Walmart Supercenters, also included presenting sponsors: Armstrong Bank, Frontier State Bank, Mid-America Christian University, Moore Norman Technology Center, and Oklahoma City Community College. 

“This event is a true celebration of the dedication and achievements of our students, teachers, and administrators,” explained Elaine Lyons, South Oklahoma City Chamber president. “Supporting education means investing in the next generation and we are honored to be part of that journey.”

Administrator/Educator of the Year
Chealsi Conley, head high school principal at Southmoore High School, was named Administrator of the Year. The award was presented by MidFirst Bank.

Conley was recognized for redefining leadership, innovation and student success; as well as re-establishing the Parent Teacher Student Association at Southmoore High School. She is also credited with strengthening community ties and creating partnerships with military branches, which has led to higher enlistment rates.

Multiple teachers were recognized during the banquet, in an effort to celebrate those who go beyond the classroom to create lasting memories, inspire confidence and build a true sense of community.

Kathyrn Duncan, a teacher at South Hills Elementary, was named the 2025 Elementary Teacher of the Year. The award was presented by GEICO OKC.

Heather Armstrong, a teacher at Southridge Junior High, was named the 2025 Middle/Junior High Teacher of the Year. The award was presented by Sovereign Bank.

Lauren Schwartz, teacher at Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School, was named  2025 High School Teacher of the Year. It was presented by Main Event Entertainment.

Student of the Year
The 2025 Student of the Year award was presented by Norman Regional Health System, Oklahoma City Community College, Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 344, TAP Architecture, Tinker Federal Credit Union and South Oklahoma City Walmart Supercenter: 

AJ Brennan, Moore High School, earned the Student of the Year honor. He was recognized as a leader who is "infectiously motivating,” serving as senior class vice president, student assistant coach for the Moore High School Football team, and financial chair for Moore Love.

Other Student of the Year award nominees included: Steven Luna, Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School; Frankie Salazar, Santa Fe South High School; Valeria Salas, Southeast High School; Nohella Gonzalez, U.S. Grant High School; Natalie Horn, VISTA Academy; Angel Silva, Southmoore High School; Syanne Mckauffman, Capitol Hill High School; Dustee Jankee, Crooked Oak High School, Emma Landford, Epic Charter Schools and Addison Fletcher, Westmoore High School.

Each student winner received a financial contribution to their college education as well as a care package featuring reusable bags full of tasty snacks for upcoming long-study sessions.

Additional awards presented this year included:
•  2025 Women of South scholarship recipients: Carrie Dodson, Southmoore High School; Kiley Collins, Westmoore High School; Stacy Camero, Westmoore High School; Nayeli Rojo-Chaves, Southeast High School; and Lamiyah Hair, Southmoore High School

•  2025 Arvest Bank Scholarship: Dawson Fuller

•  2025 INTEGRIS Health Special Partnership Scholarship: Niva Hapani

•  2025 GEICO OKC South Scholarship: Syanne McKaufman, Capitol Hill High School

•  2025 U.S. Grant Alumni Scholarship: Nohelia Gonzalez

•  2025 South OKC Walmart Supercenter Scholarship: Steven Luna, Cristo Rey OKC Catholic High School, and AJ Brennan, Moore High School

•  2025 Metro Technology Centers Teacher of the Year: Donta Stepeny

•  2025 Metro Technology Centers Student of the Year: Angel Sadoval

•  2025 Moore Norman Technology Center Teacher of the Year: Christine Crawley-Woodard

•  2025 Moore Norman Technology Center Student of the Year: Jade Jessup

South Oklahoma City AT A GLANCE

CLIMATE & GEOGRAPHICAL FACTS
Average annual rainfall 32.03 inches
Average annual temperature 60.1°F

EMERGENCY/MEDICAL
In case of an emergency 911

HOSPITALS
INTEGRIS Health Southwest
Medical Center 636-7000
4401 S. Western Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73109
www.integrisok.com

Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City 755-1515

4300 W. Memorial Road

Oklahoma City, OK 73120

www.mercy.net

Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City -
South 416-9701

5200 East I-240 Service Road

Oklahoma City, OK 73135

www.mercy.net

Norman Regional
Moore 793-9355

700 South Telephone Road

Moore, OK 73160

www.normanregional.com

Oklahoma Heart Hospital South 628-6000

5200 E. I-240 Service Road

Oklahoma City, OK 73135

www.okheart.com

FIRE DEPARTMENTS

Oklahoma City Fire Department 297-3314

www.okc.gov/fire

Moore Fire Department 793-5110

www.cityofmoore.com/departments/firedepartment

Norman Fire Department 292-9780

www.normanok.gov/public-safety/fire-department

POLICE DEPARTMENTS

Oklahoma City

Police Department 297-1000

www.okc.gov/okcpd

Santa Fe Patrol Division 297-1190

www.okc.gov/okcpd

Southwest Patrol Division 297-1177

www.okc.gov/okcpd

Moore Police Department 793-5171

www.cityofmoore.com/departments/policedepartment

Norman Police Department 321-1444

www.normanpd.normanok.gov

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

U.S. Senators

Markwayne Mullin 224-4711

330 Hart Senate Building

Washington, DC 20510

www.mullin.senate.gov

James Lankford 224-5754

731 Hart Senate Office Building

Washington, DC 20510

www.lankford.senate.gov

U.S. Representatives

District 4, Tom Cole 225-6165

2207 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

www.cole.house.gov

District 3, Frank Lucas 225-5565

2405 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

www.lucas.house.gov

District 5, Stephanie Bice 235-2132

2437 Rayburn House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515

www.bice.house.gov

State Senators

District 15, Lisa Standridge 521-5535

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 17, Shane Jett 521-5539

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 22, Kristen Thompson 521-5592

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 24, Darrell Weaver 521-5569

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 30, Julia Kirt 521-5636

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 40, Carri Hicks 521-5543

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 41, Adam Pugh 521-5562

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 42, Brenda Stanley 521-5584

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 44, Michael Brooks 521-5557

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 45, Paul Rosino 521-5618

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 46, Mark Mann 521-5610

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 47, Kelly Hines 521-5632

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 48, Nikki Nice 521-5531

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

State Representatives

District 36, John George 557-7322

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 39, Erick Harris 521-3356

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 41, Denise Crosswhite Hader 557-7321

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 43, Jay W. Steagall 557-7352

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 47, Brian Hill 557-7333

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 53, Jason Blair 557-7346

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 54, Kevin West 557-7343

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 81, Mike Osburn 557-7360

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 82, Nicole Miller 557-7357

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 83, Eric Roberts 557-7409

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 84, Tammy West 557-7348

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 85, Cyndi Munson 557-7392

2300 N. Lincoln. Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 87, Ellyn Hefner 557-7335

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 88, Ellen Pogemiller 557-7396

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 89, Arturo Alonso 557-7397

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 90, Emily Gise 557-7354

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 91, Chris Kannady 557-7337

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 92, 557-7404

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 93, Mickey Dollens 557-7371

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 94, Andy Fugate 557-7370

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 95, Max Wolfley 557-7314

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 96, Preston Stinson 557-7400

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 97, Aletia Timmons 557-7367

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 99, Ajay Pittman 557-7393

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 100

Marilyn M. Stark 557-7403

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

District 101, Robert Manger 557-7395

2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73105

LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Mayor, David Holt 297-2424

www.okc.gov

City Council

Ward 1, Bradley Carter 297-2404

[email protected]

Ward 2, James Cooper 297-2402

[email protected]

Ward 3, Katrina Avers 297-2402

[email protected]

Ward 4, Todd Stone 297-2402

[email protected]

Ward 5, Matt Hinkle 297-2569

[email protected]

Ward 6, JoBeth Hamon 297-2404

[email protected]

Ward 7, Camal Pennington 297-2569

[email protected]

Ward 8, Mark K. Stonecipher 297-2569

[email protected]

Oklahoma County Commissioners

District 1, Jason Lowe 713-1501

District 2, Brian Maughan 713-1502

District 3, Myles Davidson 713-1503

Cleveland County Commissioners

District 1, Rod Cleveland 366-0200

District 2, Jacob McHughes 366-0200

District 3, Rusty Grissom 366-0200

COURTHOUSES

Cleveland County Office Building 321-6402

201 S. Jones Ave.

Norman, OK 73069

Oklahoma City Municipal Courts 297-3898

700 Couch Drive

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

Oklahoma County Office

Building/Court Annex 270-0082

320 Robert S. Kerr

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

LIBRARIES

Almonte Library 606-3575

2727 SW 59th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73119

www.metrolibrary.org

Capitol Hill Library 634-6308

327 SW 27 St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73109

www.metrolibrary.org

Ronald J. Norick Downtown
Library 231-8650

300 Park Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

www.metrolibrary.org

Southern Oaks Library 631-4468

6900 S. Walker

Oklahoma City, OK 73139

www.metrolibrary.org

Southwest Oklahoma City

Public Library 979-2200

2201 SW 134th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73170

www.pioneerlibrarysystem.org

AUTOMOBILE DRIVERS LICENSE/LICENSE PLATES/REGISTRATION

Greenway Plaza
Tag Agency 691-8700

11721 S. Western Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73170

www.oktagagent.com/greenwaytagagency

EDUCATION

Public Schools

Moore Public Schools 735-4200

1500 SE Fourth St.

Moore, OK 73160

www.mooreschools.com

Oklahoma City Public
Schools 587-0000

615 N Classen Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73106

www.okcps.org

Western Gateway
Elementary 695-7045

1300 SW 15th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73108

www.westerngateway.school

Western Heights Public
Schools 350-3410

8401 SW 44th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73179

www.westernheights.k12.ok.us

Private Schools

Cristo Rey OKC

Catholic High School 698-1300

4200 Leonhardt Drive

Oklahoma City, OK 73115

www.cristoreyokc.com

St. James the Greater Catholic

Church & School 636-6810

1224 SW 41st St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73109

www.stjamesokc.org

Charter Schools

Epic Charter Schools 749-4550

1900 NW Expressway, Floor R3

50 Penn Place

Oklahoma City, OK 73118

www.epiccharterschools.org

Santa Fe South Schools 601-5440

7000 Crossroads Blvd., Ste. 4000

Oklahoma City, OK 73149

www.santafesouth.org

Colleges/Higher Education
Metro Technology Centers 424-8324

1900 Springlake Drive

Oklahoma City, OK 73111

www.metrotech.edu

Metro Technology Centers

Aviation Career Campus 595-5501

5600 S. MacArthur Blvd.

Oklahoma City, OK 73179

www.metrotech.edu

Metro Technology Centers

Downtown Campus 595-4090

101 N. Robinson, Third Floor

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

www.metrotech.edu

Metro Technology Centers

South Bryant Campus 595-2202

4901 S. Bryant

Oklahoma City, OK 73129

www.metrotech.edu

Mid-America Christian University 691-3800

3500 SW 119th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73170

www.macu.edu

Moore Norman Technology Center 801-5000

4701 12th Ave. NW

Norman, OK 73069

www.mntc.edu

Moore Norman Technology Center 801-5000

13301 S. Pennsylvania

Oklahoma City, OK 73170

www.mntc.edu

Oklahoma City Community College 682-1611

7777 S. May Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73159

www.occc.edu

Rose State College 733-7673

6420 Southeast 15 Street

Midwest City, OK 73110

www.rose.edu

Southern Nazarene University 317-2702

6729 Northwest 39 Expressway

Bethany, OK 73008

www.snu.edu

UTILITIES

Cable & Satellite Providers

Cox Communications 600-7676

www.cox.com

AT&T (800) 288-2020

www.att.com

Gas & Electric

Oklahoma Electric Cooperative 321-2024

242 24th Ave. NW

Norman, OK 73069

www.okcoop.org

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (800) 664-5463

401 N. Harvey

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

www.oklahomanaturalgas.com

OG&E Electric Services 272-9741

321 N. Harvey
Oklahoma City, OK 73102

www.oge.com

Telephone

Cox Communications 600-7676

www.cox.com

AT&T 800-288-2020

www.att.com

Recycling

RiteWay Shredding 605-1405

1131 Enterprise Ave., Ste. 20

Oklahoma City, OK 73128

www.ritewayshredding.com

Waste Management

Republic Services 745-4141

7540 SW 59th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73179

www.republicservices.com

Water & Sewage

Department of Utilities 297-2422

420 W. Main St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73102

www.okc.gov/departments/utilities

PETS

Animal Shelter

Moore Animal Control Shelter 793-5190

3500 S. I-35 Service Road

Moore, OK 73160

www.cityofmoore.com/departments/animalwelfare

Oklahoma City Animal Shelter 297-3100

2811 SE 29th St.

Oklahoma City, OK 73129

www.okc.gov/departments/animal-welfare

Humane Society

Oklahoma Humane Society 286-1229

7500 N. Western Ave.

Oklahoma City, OK 73116

www.okhumane.org

Leash Laws

In Oklahoma City, all canines must remain on a leash when outside of their home. This ordinance is in effect for the safety of the dogs and residents. All dogs are required to wear their rabies tags at all times, and the ordinance requires dog owners to dispose of pet waste when the pet is off their own property. To report an unleashed dog, call the Action Center at 297-2535. For additional information on leash laws, visit www.okc.gov.

EV CHARGING STATIONS

(South OKC and Moore Area)

Bob Howard Hyundai

7400 S Santa Fe, Oklahoma City

Crest Foods

10601 S May Ave., Oklahoma City

Eskridge Honda

9000 S I-35 Service Road,
Oklahoma City

Love’s Travel Stop

845 SE 89 Street, Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City Community College

7777 S May Ave., Oklahoma City

Orr Nissan Central

200 E I-240 Service Road,
Oklahoma City

Will Rogers World Airport

The 5-Story Parking Garage, Oklahoma City

ADVERTISER INDEX

American Transmission 44

BancFirst - South Pennsylvania 4

Bentley Hedges Travel Service, Inc. 61

Bowers Construction 47

Calvert Property Inspections 21

Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity 30

Christian Brothers Automotive 44

Doors More Oklahoma 30 & 59

Facility Care, Inc. 5

Fort Sill Federal Credit Union 26

Frontier State Bank Inside Front Cover

G & R Auto Parts, Inc. 9

Greenway Plaza Tag Agency 9

INTEGRIS Health Southwest Medical Center Back Cover

J & E Supply & Fasteners Co. 45

Luxura Contracting LLC 30 & 47

Maupin Roofing and Construction 59

Mid-America Christian University 27

Mike Voorhees, Attorney at Law 52

Moore Norman Technology Center Inside Back Cover

Moore Public Schools 27

Newcastle Casino 5

Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 344 5

RestoPros of Oklahoma City 59

RiteWay Shredding 48

Sommerset Neighborhood Assisted Living 23

Southern Nazarene University 26

T.C. Burgin, CPA, PC 43

THN Insurance Solutions 52

Walker Companies 57