Public Works

Household Hazardous Waste Collection Center

The OKC Household Hazardous Waste Center provides an environmentally safe place for residents to dispose of household hazardous waste and is free to Oklahoma City residents.

Resident and Community Resources

Public Works' community programs and information available to residents to strengthen the City of OKC

Storm Water Quality

The storm water quality program includes educational and regulatory initiatives encouraging environmentally sound development and redevelopment.

Street and Drainage Maintenance

The Street and Drainage division maintains over 8,951 lane miles of roadways within the City limits.

Traffic Advisories

A map of construction, utility repair and private construction projects affecting traffic in OKC.

Traffic and Transportation Commission

The committee reviews traffic-related complaints and makes recommendations for improving traffic, transportation and parking in the city.

Useful Links

Flood Information Available

Residents may get flood information from the community’s Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM), including whether a property is in a Special Flood Hazard Area (SFHA), which zone, and its base flood elevation. Flood Insurance Studies (FIS), letters of map changes, mandatory flood insurance purchase requirements, floodplain development regulations and Standard Operating Procedures are also available. Copies of Federal Emergency Agency (FEMA) elevation certificates of structures built in the floodplain after April 2013 are also available upon request by contacting the Drainage Division at (405) 297-2581.