Oologah Police Department

11/03/2026

A Tornado watch has been issued for Roger’s County until 3:00am. As we stated previously, make sure you have ways to get weather alerts and do not only rely on storm sirens.

11/02/2026

Quick weather update 4:07pm.

Widespread thunderstorms will spread across the region from mid afternoon in northeast Oklahoma to late tonight across western Arkansas. Severe weather potentiall will accomany the developing line of storms with quickly developing tornadoes and locally damaging winds the primary hazards. Be able to receive any severe weather alerts through the overnight hours. Locally heavy rainfall is also forecast which may flooding concerns in a few locations.

11/02/2026

🚔🧸 Help Oologah PD win the Battle of the Blue for Toys for Tots! Bring us new, unwrapped toys to support a great cause. No warrant? No problem! You can donate just because you’re awesome. Have a municipal warrant? You may even be able to knock $50 off your warrant fees with your donation!

Come support your PD, spread some holiday cheer, and remember: the only thing we want to take into custody this season is a pile of toys! 😉🎁

🚔🧸 OOLOGAH POLICE DEPARTMENT WARRANT ROUNDUP! 🧸🚔

Got a warrant? Got toys? We might have a deal for you! 👀

From November 1 through November 30, Oologah PD is participating in the Toys for Tots “Battle of the Blue” campaign, and we're offering a little extra incentive to take care of those municipal warrants!

🎁 DONATE TOYS. TAKE CARE OF YOUR WARRANT. MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Individuals with outstanding municipal warrants through the Town of Oologah can receive $50 OFF their warrant fees by taking care of their warrant during the roundup and donating toys to support Toys for Tots.

⚠️ MINIMUM DONATION: TWO FULL GROCERY BAGS OF TOYS! ⚠️

Help us bring joy to local children this Christmas while taking care of a little unfinished business of your own.

Let's see which department can collect the most toys in the Battle of the Blue! 💙🚔

11/02/2026

Good morning Oologah! Please be weather aware this evening into the overnight hours as severe weather moves in. The main risk will be damaging winds, but we can’t rule out a tornado or two. We will be monitoring through the night and will try to keep you updated as much as possible. Always remember, don’t rely on outdoor sirens or social media for weather warnings. Tune into your local news station or have a weather warning app on your phone.

10/31/2026

🎃🚔 DRINKING & DRIVING? THAT’S A SCARY RIDE!

Halloween should be full of treats, not traffic tragedies. 👻

According to NHTSA, 11,904 people died in alcohol-impaired driving crashes in 2024. That’s one person every 44 minutes.

🚨 The Oologah Police Department has ZERO TOLERANCE for DUIs. If you drive impaired, expect to be stopped. No tricks, no excuses.

🎃 Plan ahead. Choose a sober driver. Get home safely.

10/30/2026

🎃👻 HALLOWEEN SAFETY FROM OOLOGAH PD! 👻🎃

The ghosts, goblins, superheroes, witches, and whatever-that-costume-is-supposed-to-be are getting ready to hit the streets this weekend! 🧙‍♀️🦸‍♂️👻

While everyone is out having fun, let’s work together to keep Halloween safe, spooky, and fun for everyone!

🚗 DRIVERS: SLOW DOWN!
• Expect lots of little trick-or-treaters in neighborhoods and along the roads.
• Slow down and watch carefully for children crossing the street or stepping out between parked cars.
• Stay alert and put the phone away. 📵
• Be extra cautious at intersections, driveways, and poorly lit areas.
• Remember: Excited kids may not always be paying attention to traffic. You need to be!

🍬 TRICK-OR-TREATERS : STAY SAFE!
• Stick with a parent, guardian, or trusted adult.
• Use sidewalks when available and cross streets at designated crossings.
• LOOK BOTH WAYS before crossing the street, even if you're dressed like a superhero. Superman still has to watch for traffic! 🦸‍♂️
• Wear glow-in-the-dark accessories, reflective clothing, or carry a flashlight so drivers can see you.
• Stay aware of your surroundings and watch for vehicles.
• Never enter a stranger's home. Stay outside when receiving treats.
• Don't eat candy until a parent or trusted adult has checked it.

🍫 AND FINALLY… THE MOST IMPORTANT RULE:
Parents must test the candy before the kids can eat it. 👀

It's simply responsible parenting.

Especially if it's Mom or Dad's favorite candy. 😂🍫

We don't make the rules… okay, maybe we just strongly encourage them.

Have fun, stay safe, and enjoy a spooktacular Halloween, Oologah! 🎃

From all of us at the Oologah Police Department, we hope your night is filled with more treats than tricks!

🚓💙 Stay safe, Oologah! 💙🚓

😂🎃🚓

10/29/2026

🐈‍⬛🚔 THURSDAY PSA: NATIONAL CAT DAY! 🐾

Cats: Tiny, furry felons who pay no bills, respect no boundaries, and somehow still run the household. 😂

Even our feline overlords need a little safety reminder!

🐾 Keep them safe indoors when possible.
🏷️ Make sure they have ID or a registered microchip.
🚗 Check under your vehicle before driving. Kitties sometimes seek shelter in unexpected places, especially when cold weather moves in!

Remember: Your cat may think it owns the neighborhood, but it doesn't have jurisdiction. 😹

👇 QUESTION OF THE DAY: If your cat were arrested, what would the charge be? Trespassing? Disorderly conduct? Grand theft chicken? 🐔😂

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10/28/2026

🎡🚨 THE WARRANT WHEEL: WEEK 2: ROUND AND ROUND WE GO! 🚨🎡

Y’all thought we were done spinning? Bless your hearts. 😂 The Warrant Wheel is BACK, and five more names have officially earned themselves a spin in the spotlight! 🎯

🥁 THIS WEEK’S WHEEL WINNERS 🥁

🎡 Boisey Xanier Williams - Warrant -09671
💸 Warrant Amount: $231
🚗 Charge: No Driver’s License or No Driver’s License in Possession

🎡 Ronald W. Stone - Warrant -05839
💸 Warrant Amount: $351
🏫 Charge: School Zone Speeding (11–14 MPH Over)

🎡 Alexander S. Moran Aguilar - Warrant -03959
💸 Warrant Amount: $501
🚦 Charges: Speeding 11–14 MPH Over the Limit & No Proof of Insurance

🎡 Keith Dwain Bishop - Warrant -09954
💸 Warrant Amount: $1,071
🚘 Charges: No License Plate/Expired Tag/Improper Display, No Proof of Insurance, Driving Under Suspension & Seat Belt

🎡 George Vernon Young - Warrant
💸 Warrant Amount: $481
🏎️ Charges: Speeding 1–10 MPH Over the Limit & No Proof of Insurance

📢 A QUICK REMINDER BEFORE THE COMMENT SECTION STARTS TAKING BETS: The Warrant Wheel is a RANDOM DRAW. 🎲 It is NOT a ranking of our most wanted, most notorious, fastest drivers, or people most likely to argue with an officer about their ticket. The wheel picks the names. We just highlight it. 😂

No rankings. No favorites. No secret list of who’s been making our lives difficult. Just a wheel, a random draw, and five names selected for this week’s edition!

📞 Need information on resolving an outstanding municipal warrant? Contact Oologah Town Hall at 918-443-2783.

👇 Sound off in the comments: What should we call next week’s spin? The Wheel of Warrants? Warrant Roulette? The Spin Cycle of Justice? 😂

10/27/2026

🚨🎡 PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: THE WHEEL OF MISFORTUNE IS WARMING UP! 😂

First of all, to the commenter who dubbed our Warrant Wheel the “Wheel of Misfortune” last week… we see you! 👀👏 And honestly, that name might be sticking around. 😂

Wednesday is coming, which means it's almost time for another round of Warrant Wheel!

If you have an outstanding warrant through the Town of Oologah, consider this your friendly reminder to take care of business. A little planning ahead can save you some stress later! 😉

We're here for the community, the laughs, and the occasional reminder that taking care of business is always a good idea. 🚔

👇 WRONG ANSWERS ONLY: What's the most ridiculous excuse someone could give for not taking care of their warrant before Wednesday? We want to hear your best ones! Keep it clean! There's children afoot! 😂

Keep it funny, Oologah! We see those comments, and y'all keep us entertained! 🤣

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10/26/2026

⚽🥇 Big smiles, great sportsmanship, and a whole lot of heart! ❤️💙

On Wednesday, October 21st, Chief Randy Davis joined the athletes at the Special Olympics Unified Sports Soccer Tournament in Tulsa, spreading encouragement, cheering on competitors, and presenting medals to these amazing athletes!

Special Olympics Oklahoma provides opportunities for individuals with intellectual disabilities to build confidence, develop skills, and experience the joy of sports and teamwork. Through Oklahoma LETR , law enforcement officers serve as champions for inclusion, raising awareness and support for Special Olympics athletes in communities across Oklahoma and beyond.

We’re proud to support these incredible athletes and the organizations that remind us what sports are truly about: courage, inclusion, and celebrating everyone’s abilities! 🏆

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