The Oklahoma Municipal League has moved! We are so pleased to announce that we have moved to 4000 North Lincoln Boulevard. We had the opportunity to purchase the former Oklahoma Hospital Association building. We have moved into a space that is over 16,000 square feet that is a single-story layout with multiple meeting spaces. The new office is still close to the State Capitol with easy access for our members with ample parking spaces.

The most exciting part of the new space is our OML Training Center! We will have the ability to host in-person trainings with the video equipment to stream meetings. Our old office just did not have the space to host meetings or training opportunities, so we look forward to hosting you soon.  

We will have an official open house in the near future and we will let you know when that is scheduled. In the meantime, please update your address books and change our address to:


Oklahoma Municipal League

4000 N. Lincoln Boulevard

Oklahoma City, OK

We are pleased to invite you to attend the next round of Regional Council Meetings being held across the state.



As we enter the third year of these meetings, we look forward to bringing partners and stakeholders together to share updates, discuss regional priorities, and strengthen collaboration.

Last week during the 2026 Oklahoma Municipal League Annual Conference, several municipal leaders were recognized for their accomplishments and work on behalf of their municipalities.

The full list of awards winners are on the OML website. Please click on the button below for more information.

The Conservation Coalition of Oklahoma has asked us to share information about their upcoming “Got Water?” event with our members. 

The event will be held October 8 at the Devon Boathouse. This year’s educational program will focus on the reliability of Oklahoma’s drinking water, from source to tap. The panel will include Jerald Gilbert, Enid City Manager; Eric Lee, Director of Water and Sewer for the City of Tulsa; Ahndria Ablett, Director of Water Resources for the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma; and Cole Niblett, Oklahoma Water Team Leader for Garver. Michael Knopp of RIVERSPORT will deliver the keynote address.

Registration is available here: Got Water? Registration

The Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (OEM) invites you to attend an upcoming OEM Training Workshop designed to strengthen recovery capabilities across the state. 

These workshops will include targeted training sessions with an emphasis on disaster recovery. Anyone with a role in disaster recovery is invited to attend, including emergency managers, municipal and county officials or staff, Tribal Nations, electric cooperative representatives, floodplain managers, and others.

The NOI teaches the statutorily required topics such as Municipal Budget Requirements, the Oklahoma Open Meetings Act, the Oklahoma Open Records Act, Ethics, Procedures for Conducting Meetings, Conflicts of Interest, and Purchasing Procedures.

Remember, you don't have to be a new official to attend. Returning elected officials and municipal employees are welcome!

The NOI offers 7 hours of General Education Credit and .5 hours ethics through the CLE program.