Owasso Strong Neighborhood Initiative

Hey Owasso, TWO DAYS LEFT to make your voice heard! We are inviting residents to take part in a brief survey through Friday at 11:59 p.m. that will help shape the future of our parks, recreation, and cultural services.

The survey was created as part of the development of the City’s 10-year Recreation and Culture Master Plan. Adopted in 2015, the current plan is being updated to address changing recreation trends, aging infrastructure, and evolving community priorities.

Scan the QR code or click the link to learn more: https://engageberrydunn.mysocialpinpoint.com/city-owasso-parks-and-recreation-master-plan

From parks to events, adventure awaits all summer long! 🌳☀️😎

We are excited to share we've created something extra special to kickstart your summer break! Check out the Owasso Summer Passport, your guide to exploring some free and fun activities to get this summer!

This program is a free, self-guided experience to help families and kids discover parks and recreational amenities throughout our community. Get outside, visit all 14 parks, take the Timmy & Cindy scavenger hunt, and turn your summer into the ultimate park-hopping adventure!

You can pick up your copy of the Owasso Summer Passport by stopping by City Hall, the Owasso Community Center, or the Owasso Historical Museum during business hours. A digital copy will be available on our website as well.

📸 Share your summer adventures for a chance to win a free 2-hour park shelter rental at the park of your choice, pending availability! To enter, simply take a picture with your summer passport and upload it to social media with for your chance to win. One lucky winner will be randomly selected and announced on July 8.

Happy exploring, Owasso!

Digital copy of Owasso Summer Passport: https://www.cityofowasso.com/829/Owasso-Summer-Passport

Hey Owasso, ONE WEEK LEFT to make your voice heard! We are inviting residents to take part in a brief survey that will help shape the future of our parks, recreation, and cultural services.

The survey was created as part of the development of the City’s 10-year Recreation and Culture Master Plan. Adopted in 2015, the current plan is being updated to address changing recreation trends, aging infrastructure, and evolving community priorities.

Scan the QR code or click the link to learn more: https://engageberrydunn.mysocialpinpoint.com/city-owasso-parks-and-recreation-master-plan

There is currently 1,440 PSO customers without power in the Owasso area. No timeframe of when it will be restored.