Town of Washington

11/01/2026

Wow, what an incredible turnout! So many people came out and we have so many people to thank!

First and foremost, thank you to our residents and everyone who joined us. You’re what makes this town special.
A few well deserved shout-outs:
• B&H, for supplying the light towers and street signs. Hopefully, you noticed the streets were a little brighter tonight!
• First United Bank, for the generous candy donation that our town employees had the pleasure of handing out.
• Washington Fire, for helping make our first year with Town Hall’s doors open a success.
• Sherrie, for making more than 300 bags of popcorn. That’s a whole lot of popping!
• The Town Board, for approving the purchase of the fun little giveaways that turned out to be such a hit.
• The Washington Police Department and McClain County Sheriff’s Department, for helping keep everyone safe.
• And last, but certainly not least, our town employees, who spent their Saturday evening to help make it all happen.

Tonight was about more than candy, popcorn, and giveaways. It was about town departments, local businesses, and neighbors coming together, building relationships, working side by side, and having some fun along the way.
Positive change doesn’t happen overnight, but nights like this show what we can accomplish together. We all want the same thing: to make Washington the best little town in America.
Thank you for helping us move in that direction and for making tonight one to remember.
Now go put those Christmas lights up! 🎄😂
Washington Fire and Rescue
First United Bank - Purcell
McClain County Sheriff's Office
B&H Construction

10/29/2026

Located off Moorehead! Please contact me at 405-249-0074!

10/29/2026

📣 PLEASE SHARE!!!!!!!!!! FINAL NOTICE: PAST-DUE WATER ACCOUNTS

This is the final reminder: Water service for past due accounts will be disconnected next Thursday unless payment is made or a payment arrangement is established with the Town before then.

We have provided repeated notices and opportunities to address outstanding balances. The Town cannot continue to operate and maintain our water system while carrying unpaid utility bills. If your account is past due, you need to take action now.

We are willing to work with residents who need a plan to get caught up, but you must contact us. We cannot make arrangements with you if we do not hear from you. Silence does not resolve a past-due balance or prevent disconnection.

Please come into Town Hall before next Thursday to pay your balance or establish a payment arrangement. Do not wait until your water has been turned off to address your account.

We want to work with you, but we need communication and follow through. This is your final warning before disconnections begin.

10/27/2026

Washington people… are we ready for a night of terror, candy, and good old-fashioned small-town chaos?!
We don’t do Halloween halfway around here, so let’s make this one the best yet! Bring the kids, load up the crew, and heck bring Grandma in the side-by-side. Dress her up as Mateer… she can probably see the field better than he can. 😂🏈
fun starts around 5 p.m. Saturday, October 31, and we’ll wrap it up when the neighbors run out of candy or start turning the porch lights off and pretending they’re not home.
While you’re making the rounds:
🍬 Stop by Town Hall.
🍕 Grab your pizza at Simple Simon’s.
🥣 Get your soup at Althea’s.
🎃 Give these kiddos a Halloween worth talking about!
Whether you’ve lived here six months or sixty years, you’re part of what makes this night special. Put on a costume, stock up on candy, and prepare yourself for an evening of familiar faces, new neighbors, and kids having an absolute blast.
And speaking of treats for the grown-ups… word on the street is TJ Davidson passed out little “adult candies” one year to folks he knew were over 21. No promises about this year, TJ, but apparently your reputation has made the Town announcement. 😘
And parents, we know you’re inspecting those candy bags for “safety.” Funny how the Reese’s never make it through inspection. 👀😂
Looking forward to seeing everyone Saturday. This is why we live here.

10/22/2026

💧 FRIENDLY REMINDER: LET’S KEEP THE WATER FLOWING! 💧

If you have an outstanding water bill, please contact Town Hall before November 5, 2026, to pay your balance or set up a payment plan.

Our goal is simple: not a single meter shut off! We know life gets busy and bills can pile up. If you’re behind, please reach out so we can work with you before it becomes a bigger headache.

We’d much rather hear, “Can we work out a plan?” now than, “Why isn’t my shower working?” later. 😊🚿

Thank you for helping us keep the water flowing and the shutoff list empty!

10/19/2026

🎓 Congratulations to Public Safety Administrator Clay Cline on completing his New Chief Training through the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police!
The Town of Washington is proud of Clay’s accomplishment and fortunate to have him serving our community. This training marks the first of many professional development milestones we look forward to supporting as he continues to grow as a leader and strengthen public safety in Washington.
Please join us in congratulating Clay on this achievement and thanking him for his commitment to our town!
Chief of Police training ✅
FBI National Academy here we come!

10/17/2026

Anyone missing two Doodles? Located off Hwy 24. If they are yours let me know, call my cell. Headed out to the OU game but can get you in touch with the very nice lady that has them.

10/15/2026

Reminder: Beginning November 5, 2026, water service will be shut off for accounts with an unpaid past due balance unless a Town approved payment plan is in place. Payment plans must be arranged with the Town, followed as agreed, and paid in full by January 2, 2027. Please pay your past due balance or contact Town Hall before November 5 to arrange a payment plan and avoid service interruption.

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10/11/2026

Town Hall will be closed on Monday, October 12, 2026, in observance of Indigenous Peoples’ Day.
We encourage everyone to take a moment to honor Indigenous peoples and celebrate the Native American heritage, traditions, and contributions that enrich our community. To our neighbors who proudly embrace their Native American roots thank you for sharing your culture, your stories, and your community spirit with us.
While our town staff would normally have the day off, many are generously volunteering their time to visit the school and help our Pre K students learn about the letter “F” which, in their minds, stands for firefighters, fire trucks, and, quite simply, really cool people! 🔥👨‍🚒
We might be a little biased, but cool helmets and really big red trucks are pretty hard to beat. Our friends with badges will just have to let us have this one! 😉
From all of us at Town Hall take the day to honor the Native American roots woven into our community and always remember, in the words of LJ Wansick:
“Firefighters are awesome!” 🚒❤️Washington Fire and Rescue

10/03/2026

🏹 Good luck to all the bowhunters heading out for opening weekend!
I know where my son and I will be out in the woods, chasing big dreams and making memories.
Dream big, hunt safe, and remember: don’t miss! 😅