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City Council meets on the first Tuesday of each month.

The August City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, August 4, 2026.

Residents can view agenda information and meeting details at:

altusok.gov/page/city-council

Stay informed, Altus.
1 day ago, City of Altus
City of Altus graphic titled “City Council Reminder” with the City of Altus logo, a photo-style image of Altus City Hall with the clock tower, a calendar icon, and a gavel. The flyer says City Council meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month and highlights Tuesday, August 4, 2026. Text reminds residents to stay informed on local leadership and policy decisions and directs them to altusok.gov/page/city-council for agenda information and meeting details. The bottom includes City of Altus branding colors of dark blue, gold, light blue, and white, with the City website listed as altusok.gov.
Could first responders find your home quickly in an emergency?

Make sure your address numbers are easy to see from the street, day or night. Trim bushes around mailboxes and address markers, and use reflective numbers if possible.

A clear address can save valuable time when every second counts.

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1 day ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Help First Responders Find You” with a fire truck at night and illuminated address numbers. The flyer reminds residents to keep address numbers visible, trim bushes around mailboxes, use reflective numbers at night, and make sure first responders can find homes quickly in an emergency.
Pool chemicals help keep your water clean, but they need to be handled carefully.

Never mix chlorine products. Store chemicals in a cool, dry place. Keep them away from children. Follow the label for disposal.

A little caution goes a long way.
9 days ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Pool Chemicals 101” with pool chemical containers beside a pool. It warns not to mix chlorine products and explains safe storage, keeping chemicals away from children, proper disposal, and reading label instructions.
Pool days are more fun when everyone stays safe.

Keep an adult watching the water, use life jackets when needed, know basic CPR, avoid diving in shallow pools, and secure ladders when swimming is done.

Have fun and stay safe, Altus.
13 days ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Pool Party Safety” showing children in a pool. It lists five pool safety reminders: adult supervision, life jackets, CPR awareness, no diving in shallow pools, and securing ladders after swimming.
Mosquitoes can become a problem fast, especially when standing water is left around the house.

Help cut down mosquitoes by dumping standing water, cleaning gutters, refreshing bird baths, and using insect repellent when outside.

Small fixes around your home can help the whole neighborhood.

For questions about City Mosquito Spraying contact Altus Parks & Rec Department.
16 days ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Mosquito Prevention” with a mosquito photo. It explains that mosquitoes can carry West Nile virus and gives tips to remove standing water, clean gutters, maintain bird baths, and protect yourself outdoors.
Planning to install a fence, tree, pool, mailbox, or deck?

Call Oklahoma 811 before you dig. It’s free, it’s the law, and it helps protect underground utility lines.

A quick call now can save you from a big problem later.
20 days ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Before You Dig” with a shovel and Oklahoma 811 logo. It reminds residents to call 811 before installing fences, trees, pools, mailboxes, or decks and shows the steps to call, wait for markings, and dig carefully.
Oklahoma heat is no joke.

Know the signs of heat exhaustion, drink water, and check on your family, neighbors, and pets.

Please remember, never leave children or pets inside a parked vehicle, even for a few minutes.
23 days ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Beat the Oklahoma Heat!” with a thermometer and sun. It lists signs of heat exhaustion, cooling locations, pet safety tips, and a warning to never leave children or pets in vehicles.
As students return to school, please keep your eyes on the road and your phone down.

Watch for school zones, buses, bicycles, and children crossing. A few seconds of distraction can change everything.

Drive focused. Keep kids safe.
26 days ago, City of Altus
Flyer titled “Put the Phone Down” showing a driver holding a phone near a school zone with a bus and children crossing nearby. The flyer reminds drivers not to drive distracted, to use extra caution in school zones, to watch for bikes and pedestrians, and to stop for school buses.

Looking for your next opportunity?

The City of Altus has several positions currently open across multiple departments. View current job openings and apply online at:

www.altusok.gov/jobs

Applications must be submitted through the City of Altus jobs page.

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The City of Altus is hiring!

Current openings include positions in maintenance, electric, fleet, public works, golf course operations, communications, and police.

Available positions listed include:

Altus AFB Maintenance
Apprentice Lineman D
Fleet Mechanic
Equipment Operator II
Golf Cashier
Specialist Communications
Patrol Officer

Whether you are looking for full-time work, seasonal work, or a chance to grow in a new field, this is a solid time to check out what is available.

View openings, job details, and application information at www.altusok.gov/jobs

29 days ago, City of Altus
Graphic flyer for the City of Altus announcing “Positions Available.” The flyer says “Join the City of Altus team” and directs people to explore current job openings and apply online at www.altusok.gov/jobs. A section titled “Why work for City of Altus?” lists four reasons: serve your community, build a meaningful career, opportunities across departments, and full-time and seasonal positions. The flyer uses City of Altus branding colors with the City logo at the top and a city skyline graphic at the bottom.
City Council meets on the first Tuesday of each month.

The July City Council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, July 7, 2026.

Residents can view agenda information and meeting details at:

altusok.gov/page/city-council

Stay informed, Altus.
30 days ago, City of Altus
City of Altus graphic titled “City Council Reminder” with the City of Altus logo, a photo-style image of Altus City Hall with the clock tower, a calendar icon, and a gavel. The flyer says City Council meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month and highlights Tuesday, July 7, 2026. Text reminds residents to stay informed on local leadership and policy decisions and directs them to altusok.gov/page/city-council for agenda information and meeting details. The bottom includes City of Altus branding colors of dark blue, gold, light blue, and white, with the City website listed as altusok.gov.
Thinking about adding an above-ground pool this summer?

Before you fill it with water, take a few minutes to review the safety requirements. Pool barriers, gates, and secure access help reduce the risk of accidental drowning and protect children from entering the pool unsupervised.

If you have questions about permits or residential pool requirements, the City of Altus Planning & Zoning Department is happy to help.

Stay safe and enjoy your summer!
30 days ago, City of Altus
Graphic titled "Thinking About an Above-Ground Pool?" featuring an above-ground pool and safety information. The flyer explains barrier requirements, including a minimum 4-foot fence, maximum opening sizes, self-closing and self-latching gates, ladder safety, possible exceptions, and a homeowner checklist before filling a pool.
This year marks 250 years of American independence.

City of Altus offices will be closed Friday, July 3, in observance of the 4th of July. We hope everyone has a safe holiday weekend, enjoys the celebrations, and takes a moment to remember what this day represents.

Regular business hours will resume Monday, July 6.
about 1 month ago, City of Altus
Graphic with fireworks, an American flag, and the City of Altus logo. Text reads, “We will be closed for the 4th of July.” The graphic announces the City of Altus office closure in observance of Independence Day.
Progress continues on Fire Station No. 3.

Construction is moving forward with a substantial completion expected in September 2026. These photos show the interior taking shape, including future offices, living quarters, and bedrooms for our firefighters.

Next week, crews are scheduled to begin installing the exterior brick, marking another major milestone in the project.

Thank you for following along as we build a facility that will serve the Altus community for years to come.
about 1 month ago, City of Altus
A series of 5 photos showing the interior construction progress of Fire Station No. 3 in Altus. The images feature newly built concrete block walls forming future offices, bedrooms, and work areas. Exposed HVAC ductwork, fire sprinkler piping, electrical systems, and plumbing are visible overhead. Construction materials, scaffolding, ladders, and cinder blocks are positioned throughout the building. One photo shows a construction worker laying concrete blocks while working from scaffolding. Another shows a nearly completed room with finished block walls and a concrete floor. The final image provides a wide view of the station's interior, where room layouts are clearly visible as crews prepare for the next phase of construction, including exterior brick installation. Substantial completion of the project is expected in September 2026.
A series of 5 photos showing the interior construction progress of Fire Station No. 3 in Altus. The images feature newly built concrete block walls forming future offices, bedrooms, and work areas. Exposed HVAC ductwork, fire sprinkler piping, electrical systems, and plumbing are visible overhead. Construction materials, scaffolding, ladders, and cinder blocks are positioned throughout the building. One photo shows a construction worker laying concrete blocks while working from scaffolding. Another shows a nearly completed room with finished block walls and a concrete floor. The final image provides a wide view of the station's interior, where room layouts are clearly visible as crews prepare for the next phase of construction, including exterior brick installation. Substantial completion of the project is expected in September 2026.
A series of 5 photos showing the interior construction progress of Fire Station No. 3 in Altus. The images feature newly built concrete block walls forming future offices, bedrooms, and work areas. Exposed HVAC ductwork, fire sprinkler piping, electrical systems, and plumbing are visible overhead. Construction materials, scaffolding, ladders, and cinder blocks are positioned throughout the building. One photo shows a construction worker laying concrete blocks while working from scaffolding. Another shows a nearly completed room with finished block walls and a concrete floor. The final image provides a wide view of the station's interior, where room layouts are clearly visible as crews prepare for the next phase of construction, including exterior brick installation. Substantial completion of the project is expected in September 2026.
A series of 5 photos showing the interior construction progress of Fire Station No. 3 in Altus. The images feature newly built concrete block walls forming future offices, bedrooms, and work areas. Exposed HVAC ductwork, fire sprinkler piping, electrical systems, and plumbing are visible overhead. Construction materials, scaffolding, ladders, and cinder blocks are positioned throughout the building. One photo shows a construction worker laying concrete blocks while working from scaffolding. Another shows a nearly completed room with finished block walls and a concrete floor. The final image provides a wide view of the station's interior, where room layouts are clearly visible as crews prepare for the next phase of construction, including exterior brick installation. Substantial completion of the project is expected in September 2026.
A series of 5 photos showing the interior construction progress of Fire Station No. 3 in Altus. The images feature newly built concrete block walls forming future offices, bedrooms, and work areas. Exposed HVAC ductwork, fire sprinkler piping, electrical systems, and plumbing are visible overhead. Construction materials, scaffolding, ladders, and cinder blocks are positioned throughout the building. One photo shows a construction worker laying concrete blocks while working from scaffolding. Another shows a nearly completed room with finished block walls and a concrete floor. The final image provides a wide view of the station's interior, where room layouts are clearly visible as crews prepare for the next phase of construction, including exterior brick installation. Substantial completion of the project is expected in September 2026.

🌿 Now Hiring: Altus AFB Maintenance Worker

Looking for an opportunity to work outdoors and make a difference?

The City of Altus is hiring a Seasonal Altus AFB Maintenance Worker to help maintain the grounds at Altus Air Force Base. This position is ideal for someone who enjoys working outside, operating mowing equipment, and taking pride in keeping public spaces looking their best. Duties include mowing, trimming, edging, operating tractors and zero-turn mowers, and maintaining assigned grounds while following safety standards.

Position Details
• Seasonal
• Department: Altus AFB Maintenance
• Salary: Grade 10 (depends on experience and qualifications)
• Application deadline: July 10

Apply today at www.altusok.gov/jobs or scan the QR code on the flyer.

about 1 month ago, City of Altus
City of Altus hiring flyer for a Seasonal Altus AFB Maintenance Worker. The flyer features a grounds maintenance employee operating a zero-turn mower near the Altus Air Force Base entrance sign. City of Altus branding appears at the top with a bold "Now Hiring" headline. The flyer lists the position as Seasonal, Department: Altus AFB Maintenance, Grade 10, and notes applications close July 10. Additional sections describe outdoor grounds maintenance duties such as mowing, trimming, operating tractors and zero-turn mowers, maintaining equipment, and following safety procedures. A QR code and the website www.altusok.gov/jobs are included for applications.
Every blood donation has the power to save up to three lives. A few minutes of your time can make an incredible difference for someone in our community who is facing a medical emergency, surgery, cancer treatment, or another life-threatening situation.

The City of Altus will be hosting an Our Blood Institute Blood Drive on:

📅 Wednesday, July 8
🕣 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
📍 City Municipal Complex – Court Room

We encourage everyone who is eligible to consider donating. This is a simple but meaningful way to give back to our community and help ensure that lifesaving blood is available when it is needed most.
To help reduce wait times, please use the QR code on the attached flyer to schedule your appointment in advance. Walk-ins are also welcome if your schedule allows.

Whether you're a first-time donor or a regular donor, your generosity truly makes a difference.
about 1 month ago, City of Altus
Flyer for the City of Altus Red, White & True Blood Drive. The event is Wednesday, July 8, from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the City Municipal Complex, 509 S. Main, in the lobby. Walk-ins are welcome. The flyer includes QR codes to play trivia and schedule an appointment, plus promotion details for a celebration T-shirt and theme park tickets while supplies last.
“Did You Know” graphic with a silhouette of a mother holding an infant. Text says transfusions are needed in 1 in 83 infant deliveries. Source listed as America’s Blood Centers.
Blue “Did You Know” graphic with a blood bag illustration. Text says every 2 seconds someone uses blood. Source listed as America’s Blood Centers.
Blue “Did You Know” graphic with a teddy bear illustration. Text says pediatric patients use an average of 652,000 units of blood annually. Source listed as America’s Blood Centers.

***NOTICE: POWER OUTAGE***

The City of Altus Electric Department is aware of power outages affecting several areas of town.

Crews are currently responding and working to restore power as quickly and safely as possible.

At this time, please avoid calling to report the outage unless you have an emergency or see a hazardous situation, such as downed power lines, sparking equipment, or damage to electrical infrastructure. This helps keep phone lines available and allows crews to focus on restoration.

Thank you for your patience as our Electric Department works to get power restored

about 1 month ago, City of Altus
Want to better understand your home’s energy use?



City of Altus residential utility customers may be able to receive an in-home energy audit through OMPA at no cost.
During the audit, someone will look at your home and help point out ways you may be able to use energy more efficiently.

To learn more, call the City of Altus Utilities Department at 580-481-2295.
about 1 month ago, City of Altus
Alt text: Graphic promoting a Residential In-Home Energy Audit from Our Local Power. Text explains that the audit helps homeowners understand where they use energy and how they can save, with personalized recommendations to improve comfort, reduce energy use, and lower bills. The graphic lists a whole-home assessment, energy-saving tips, and upgrade opportunities, and notes a $500 value at no cost.
**NOTIFICATION** Residents in the area west of Altus High School and north of Suthrerland may experience an electric service outage. Large tree limbs have fouled primary service lines and crews are working now to clear the limbs and restore power as soon as possible. We expect service to be restored within the next few hours and will provide an update if not. Affected area include all or parts of Birch Avenue, Oakwood Ave, Navajoe Road, Sycamore Ave.
about 2 months ago, City of Altus

The National Severe Storms Laboratory’s Tornado Tales project is looking for adults 18 and older to share their experiences through a short survey.

Your input can help researchers and forecasters improve the way tornado threat information is communicated.

Take the survey: https://inside.nssl.noaa.gov/tornado-tales/

Please share with anyone who may be interested.

about 2 months ago, City of Altus
City of Altus public safety flyer titled “Looking for People Impacted by Tornadoes.” The flyer invites adults 18 and older who have recently experienced a tornado, tornado warning, or storm-related tornado concern to take the National Severe Storms Laboratory Tornado Tales survey. A QR code and survey link are included.

The Second Annual Citywide Garage Sale Weekend is this weekend!!!!🛍️🏡
📅 June 12th–14th
Start cleaning out those closets, garages, and storage rooms now because this citywide event is right around the corner!
✅ NO garage sale permit fees that weekend
✅ Register with the Utilities Department
✅ Official garage sale locations will be listed on https://www.altusok.gov/o/coa/page/garage-sales
Whether you’re hunting for treasures or hosting your own sale, you won’t want to miss it!

about 2 months ago, Altus Parks & Recreation Department
Flyer for the City of Altus Second Annual Citywide Garage Sale Weekend, June 12 through 14. No permit fees are required all weekend. Residents can register with the Utilities Department to be added to the official citywide garage sale list. Garage sale locations will be listed on altusok.gov.