City of Enid Oklahoma Government

10/15/2026

Water leaks can happen anywhere—and reporting them helps us address them sooner.

If you notice a leak, let us know. City crews will assess the issue and place repairs on the appropriate work schedule. Use SeeClickFix or contact City offices or the Enid Police Department to report it.

10/15/2026

Save the dates! There is a QR code to register for both the parade and the free meal for Veterans on the poster! Register today and be part of the free thank you premiere of 10 Good Men!

10/14/2026

EXTENDED Road Closures on Hoover Street for Waterline Relocation

WHEN: Continued through Friday, October 16

WHERE: Hoover Street between West Maine Street and West Cherokee Avenue

WHY: Waterline Relocation

DETAILS: There will be road closure on a portion of Hoover Street between West Maine Street and West Cherokee Avenue, allowing crews to relocate the waterline.

As always, this closure will be contingent on the weather.

Motorists are encouraged to follow posted traffic control signs and to drive with extreme caution in this area during the construction.

For more information, call Engineering at (580) 616-7243.

10/14/2026

2026 Great American Conference (GAC) Volleyball Championship
November 11-13
Enid, Oklahoma (Stride Bank Center)

Wednesday, November 11
Match #1: #3 vs. #6, 10 a.m.
Match #2: #2 vs. #7, 12:30 p.m.
Match #3: #1 vs. #8, 3:00 p.m.
Match #4: #4 vs. #5, 5:30 p.m.

Thursday, November 12
Match #5: Match #1 winner vs. Match #2 winner, 2:00 p.m.
Match #6: Match #3 winner vs. Match #4 winner, 5:00 p.m.

Friday, November 13
Match #7: Match #5 winner vs. Match #6 winner, 3:00 p.m.

The Great American Conference will crown its 2026 volleyball champions at the Stride Bank Center in Enid, Okla.

10/13/2026

Splash Pads Close for 2026 Season

WHEN: Sunday, October 18

WHERE: Hoover (3000 West Oklahoma Avenue) Champion (700 North 10th Street)

DETAILS: The City of Enid Parks and Recreation Department announces the closure of the Hoover and Champion splash pads for the 2026 season.

The final day for residents to enjoy the splash pads will be Sunday, October 18, with both
locations operating from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. until then. The splash pads will officially close for
the season on Monday, October 19.

The city appreciates the community’s continued support of our outdoor recreation spaces throughout the summer and look forward to welcoming everyone back when the splash pads reopen for the 2027 season.

For more information on upcoming seasonal events and park activities, please visit
Enid.org/ParkEvents.

10/09/2026

Enid City Manager Jerald Gilbert highlighted the success of the Kaw Lake Water Supply Project during a water panel hosted by the Conservation Coalition of Oklahoma last night.

He attended the panel alongside Mayor David Mason and Director of Engineering Murali Katta, discussing how Enid’s long-term planning and regional approach to water security are helping prepare the community for future growth.

Gilbert said, “To find a solution, you’ve got to come together, work to find that solution, and you’ve got to get started early. You can’t wait until you have a crisis.”

“Kaw Lake is our solution for our water future. We knew during the drought of 2012 that groundwater alone would not sustain Enid’s future, and we had to start looking for another solution. Because we started early, we were able to secure a $350 million water source that will serve our citizens, residents and businesses for generations to come.”

10/09/2026

Vietnam veteran Bob Ford shares a colorful memory of playing high school baseball against Doug Frantz.

Ford recalls Frantz’s competitive spirit and says he has admired him ever since. Frantz, a former City of Enid Mayor, is honored on the Enid Walk of Fame.

Learn more about Doug Frantz at enid.org/WalkOfFame

10/08/2026

A little humor and an important moment in Enid history. 💙

We are proud to reshare this video recognizing the first time three women have served simultaneously on the Enid City Commission. These commissioners are valued members of the Commission, alongside their fellow commissioners and Mayor Mason.

Thank you for your service to Enid!

10/08/2026

Potholes can form when water gets into cracks in the asphalt and weakens the road beneath it.

When you report a pothole through SeeClickFix, the report is sent to the patch crew. The crew inspects the area, clears loose material, adds cold mix, and rolls the patch to help create a smooth, safe surface.

The City of Enid has a two-person pothole crew working Monday through Friday.

Help us identify potholes in your area: download or visit SeeClickFix at seeclickfix.com, create an account, and submit a report.

10/07/2026

A few simple precautions can help prevent fires during dry weather. Please use care around open burning, properly dispose of to***co products, keep ignition sources out of children’s reach, and report downed electrical lines to your local utility provider.

For fire-safety resources, visit enid.org/fire or call the Enid Fire Department at 580-234-0541.