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OFFICE
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Mark Cordell,
Mayor
Welcome
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CITY
MANAGER |
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Mark Skiles,
City Manager
City Hall
221 W. Blackwell
(580) 363-7250
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JOB
OPENINGS |
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 The
City of Blackwell now has a link where you can view job
opportunities available for the City. On this page you can
also download the City's employment application. View the
current listings by clicking [help wanted].
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PUBLIC
SAFETY |
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FREE
STUFF |
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 FREE
SMOKE DETECTORS
Did you know the
Blackwell Fire Department offers free smoke detectors to
homeowners in Blackwell? If requested, the department will
also install the detectors and do a home safety check at no
charge! [fire]
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BE
PREPARED |
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 WEATHER
SCANNERS
Need help
programming your new weather scanner? Bring it by your local
Code Enforcement Office at 221 W. Blackwell and we'll do it for
you! [code]
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SITE
IMPROVEMENTS
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Help
make this site better, and improve City website service by telling
us what you think. [email]
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BLACKWELL
WEATHER |
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NEWS
RELEASE:
Download this helpful brochure filled with information about the City of Blackwell [here]
ELECTION NEWS:
View the Election Resolution [here]
View the Election Map [here]
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 SUMMER READING PROGRAM
Enrollment for the Summer Reading Program at the Blackwell Public Library begins Monday, May 6th and ends Friday, May 24th. Children 4K to 2nd grade may attend. For more information call the Library at (580) 363.1809. [library]
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 LANDFILL
FREE TO BLACKWELL RESIDENTS
Guidelines:
Citizens must show a current Blackwell utility bill with trash
service and their driver's licenses must match! The
Landfill will NOT accept items containing Freon, wet paint or
any hazardous waste. They also do not accept tires. [landfill]
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 FREE
PUBLIC SAFETY ALERTS:
Sign-up today for
free local neighborhood public safety and community alerts and
advisories by text message, email, or web. [nixle]
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 BLACKWELL
POWER
The Oklahoma Municipal Power Authority is a state government
agency, created in 1981 to provide wholesale electricity to
cities and towns that own their electric systems. OMPA currently
serves 37 municipals in Oklahoma. [ompa]
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 RUBBISH:
The City of
Blackwell's ordinance for rubbish states that every
occupant of a structure shall dispose of all rubbish in a clean
and sanitary manner by placing such rubbish in approved
containers. See Sect 8-257 (B) [ordinances].
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 WEBSITE
REVIEW
An annual review from the Oklahomans for Responsible Government [www.ofrg.org]
ranked the City of Blackwell's website as one of the "Best
Municipal Websites" [read full
review].
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TAXES: