Four Altus Parks and Recreation staff members stand together in front of an Oklahoma Recreation and Parks Society step and repeat backdrop. From left to right are Todd Kirouac, Michael Shive, Tyler Gray holding the award plaque, and Eric Warren. All four are smiling and dressed in conference attire.
Group of Altus Rotary Club members and City of Altus staff standing together on the new pickleball courts near the reservoir, smiling and holding a large ceremonial check for $25,000 supporting the court project.
A worker wearing safety gear practices climbing and balancing on a utility pole during a lineman training exercise, with two other workers observing nearby.
A young boy dressed warmly in black sits smiling in his wheelchair surrounded by colorful birthday gifts, balloons, and decorations outside his home.
Colorful holiday flyer titled ā€œCops & Kids Christmas – Family Nominations.ā€ The top is decorated with candy canes, holly, and Santa hats. The flyer invites Altus residents to nominate local families for the annual Cops & Kids Christmas program. It lists details: families must live within Altus city limits, nominations do not guarantee selection, and selected families will be contacted by Detective Devin Dickerson. The deadline to nominate is Friday, November 7, 2025. At the bottom are icons and links for the nomination form and the Altus Fraternal Order of Police Facebook page, along with a red gift sack and a small holiday train graphic.
A healthcare worker wearing gloves prepares a flu shot while standing beside a red SUV during a drive-thru vaccination event. A person in the driver’s seat smiles from the car window.
A medical worker assists a man donating blood inside the City of Altus Municipal Complex during the Wicked Good Donors Blood Drive.
Kyle Pipho and members of the Altus Landfill Department stand in front of the new blue Aljon 500 compactor on a dirt worksite under a clear blue sky.
A framed memorial plaque for Altus Police Officer John Henry Hill is displayed between an American flag and a Thin Blue Line flag. Below, an enlarged photo of Officer Hill in a suit and hat is shown next to an inscription honoring his service and sacrifice. The plaque notes his End of Watch on September 7, 1934, and describes him as a father, grandfather, husband, and Altus Police Officer whose courage and loyalty continue to inspire.
Graphic with City of Altus logo and the words ā€˜July & August Employee of the Month.’ Below are two photos: left, Haley Gilpatrick from Animal Control smiling in a black shirt; right, Lexi Smalts from Finance holding her Employee of the Month certificate.
Group of City Employees from both Altus and frederick gather at Southwest Technologry Center for an all employee class.
hree people inside a municipal courtroom during a training session. Two individuals stand near the podium, one holding papers, while another is seated to the side. The room features a wood-paneled dais, microphones, flags, and rows of empty chairs in the foreground.
Festival-goers of all ages enjoy a foam party in front of a concert stage at sunset, with American flags flying above the stage at the 2025 Altus Spirit Festival.
City Manager Gary Jones stands on stage beside an Air Force officer as they unveil a framed portrait, while an audience member captures the moment on a phone
City of Altus staff members at the WORKlahoma Job Fair greeting attendees, with a table display featuring job applications, brochures, and branded materials inside the Altus Community Center.
Two men setting up for a City of Altus stormwater management presentation inside a white metal building. A projector screen displays the City of Altus logo and presentation slide.
Altus Parks & Recreation staff member helps a group of young students with a craft activity at a picnic table in Hightower Park
Mindy Smiley and Chris Riffle holding a framed sketch of the Altus Reservoir vision during a presentation at the Altus Community Center.
Newly elected Altus City Council members taking their Oaths of Office at the City Council Chambers in April 2025.
A flyer for the Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on April 5, 2025, at Hangar 36 at Altus Quartz Mountain Airport (5333 N. Main Street). The event is free and lists accepted items such as motor oil, automotive fluids, paints, pesticides, pool chemicals, aerosols, cleaning products, and more. The flyer also highlights items NOT accepted, including explosives, radioactive waste, smoke detectors, biohazard waste, regulated pesticides, industrial waste, and more. Contact information for additional details is provided: 580-477-1560. The flyer features various icons representing hazardous waste items and a location map at the bottom.