| Ambulance Transfer |
To request an ambulance for a medical emergency, dial 911.
All other calls
should be routed to the business office number, (580) 767-0368.
Business hours
are Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. |
| |
| Animals |
Animal Control, 100 South Pecan, (580) 767-0401
Ponca City Humane Society, 900 West Prospect, (580) 767-8877 |
| |
| Cable Television |
| Cable One, 303 North 4th Street (580) 762-6684 |
| Cable One offers a local information
channel, Channel 11, for organizations to list upcoming events. In
addition to television service, Cable One also offers internet service
and telephone services throughout its system. Patrons can tune into
Channel 19 for information on Ponca City Schools, and Channel 22 for
City of Ponca City information. |
| |
| Child Care Services |
| Child Support Enforcement Division,
District Attorney’s Office, 800-522-2922 |
Delaware Child Development Resource &
Referral, 762-7348
Bartlesville Office, 918-337-6524
This is a free referral service with personnel in Ponca City,
Bartlesville and Stillwater.
Hours of service are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. |
| |
| Community Development |
Development Services, 516 East Grand Ave. 767-0334
The City of Ponca City has adopted the standards of the International
Building Codes and the National Electrical Code, and has a zoning
ordinance and subdivision regulations. For information on building or
developing property, call the Development Services Director. |
|
| Counseling Services |
Edwin Fair Community Mental Health
Center, 1500 North 6th. 762-7561
This private, non-profit facility serves Kay, Noble, Payne, Osage and
Pawnee counties with a wide array of mental health services including
outpatient counseling for adults and children, case management services,
24-hour emergency services, psychosocial rehabilitation services,
medication clinic, and specialized services such as a PACT team and
Systems of Care children’s services. No one is denied service based on
inability to pay. |
| |
| Crime Stoppers Program |
Crime Stoppers Program, 762-5100
The program gives citizens the opportunity to anonymously relay
information to law enforcement officers regarding criminals and unlawful
acts. Depending on the information and upon the arrest and conviction, a
reward is given to the citizen who provided the information. Information
may also be sent via email to
crimestoppers@poncacity.com. |
| |
| Developmental Disability Services |
| Opportunity Center, 2225 North Union
765-6782 |
| |
| Disabled Citizens’ Services |
|
Kay County Shriner’s 762-05603
Noon Lions Vision Support Group 762-2058 |
Training Skills Lab 767-8037 |
| |
| Domestic Violence Services |
| Domestic Violence Program, 762-2873
|
| |
| Drivers’ License |
Drivers’ License Testing 1015 West South
Avenue 762-1728
Open Monday through Friday: 8:00 am-Noon and 1:00-4:15 pm
State Transfers/ID Cards/Class D written 8:00-10:00 am
CDL 8:00-9:00 am
Class D written tests and motorcycle 8:00-10:00 am and 3:15-4:00 pm
Drive Tests (by appointment only) 8:00-noon and 1:00-3:15 pm
Appointments will be taken for drive tests beginning 8:00 am for drive
tests that day. |
| |
| Elderly Living Alone |
Elderly Living Alone Police Department
767-0370
This program is designed to provide needed information in the event of a
crisis involving an elderly person living alone. Forms for those wishing
to participate are available at the Police Department. The form requests
information regarding physician, prescribed medications, and next of
kin. The Police Department retains this information for emergencies
only. |
| |
| Elected Officials |
| Ponca City - 516 East Grand, 767-0336 |
|
Mayor Homer Nicholson,
763-8095
Commissioner Diane Anderson, 767-0336
Commissioner Lanita Chapman, 767-0336 |
Commissioner Paul Krueger,
767-0336
Commissioner Bill Flegler, 767-0336 |
| |
|
| Kay County |
|
District 1 Commissioner
- Dee Schieber, 765-3237
District 2 Commissioner - Steve Austin, 362-2231
District 3 Commissioner - Laile Wilson, 363-0160 |
|
| |
|
| State of Oklahoma |
|
| Senator Joe Sweeden, District 10 (405) 521-5581
Senator David Myers, District 20 762-5294 |
Representative Ken Luttrell, District 37 (405) 557-7355
(Ponca City, Kildare and Kaw City)
Representative Dale DeWitt, District 38 (405) 557-7332
(Blackwell, Braman, Kaw City, Nardin, Newkirk, Tonkawa) |
| |
|
| United States |
|
Senator Tom
Coburn
Washington DC 202-224-5754
Tulsa 918-581-7651
OKC 405-231-4941
Senator Jim Inhofe
Washington DC 202-224-4721
Tulsa 918-748-5111
OKC 405-608-4381
McAlester 918-426-0933
Enid 580-234-5105 |
Representative
Frank Lucas, 3rd District
Washington DC 202-225-5565
Stillwater 405-624-6407 |
| |
| Enhanced 911 System |
| When an emergency occurs involving an injury or loss of property within the
Ponca City area, dial 911. |
| |
| File of Life |
Fire Department, 767-0368
File of Life is a medical information packet designed to provide
emergency personnel with necessary medical data to begin immediate
treatment when a patient is unable to provide this information. This
concept can be used by any person, but is especially helpful for
patients who live alone. The card, which is kept in a red plastic pocket
labeled File of Life, lists the patient’s name, emergency medical
contact, insurance policy, social security number, health problems,
medications, dosages, allergies, recent surgery, religion, and a health
care proxy. The sticker inside should be placed on the front door of a
person’s residence to alert responding medical personnel to locate the
entire pocket, which is held with a magnet to the outside of the
refrigerator. Packets can be obtained at any Ponca City Fire Station,
the Ponca City Medical Center Emergency Room, and many local doctors’
offices and pharmacies. |
| |
| Fire Safety |
Fire Department, 767-0368
The Ponca City Fire Department provides free public fire safety training
on an as-needed basis. Free fire station tours can be scheduled Monday
through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. The department conducts yearly
inspections of all businesses in Ponca City for Life Safety Code
compliance. The department maintains a program for homeowners and those
purchasing a home where department personnel install a smoke alarm in
the residence at no charge. If you rent or live in an apartment house,
the property owner must by law supply each residence with a working
smoke alarm.
|
| |
| Health Care |
Ponca City Medical Center 765-3321
1900 North 14th
www.poncamedcenter.com
Ponca City Medical Center is a full-service, 140-bed Joint
Commission-accredited acute hospital. Services offered include a 24-hour
emergency department, advanced diagnostic imaging, outpatient surgery
unit, laser and laparoscopy surgery, labor/delivery/recovery/post-partum
birthing rooms, home health and medical equipment, speech and physical
therapy, and behavioral medicine. |
| |
| Home Improvements |
516 East Grand Avenue, 767-0332
Many home improvement projects are subject to zoning and building code
requirements and require a building, electrical, mechanical or plumbing
permit issued by the Development Services Department. For example, most
construction, renovation of decks, room additions, detached garages,
carports, storage sheds, and sprinkler systems require permits. Home
improvement projects may also be subject to additional deed or private
covenant restrictions. |
| |
| Home Occupations |
516 East Grand Avenue, 767-0383
All home occupations require the individual to register with the
Development Services Department. Home occupations can include music
schools, offices for sales representatives, insurance agents, tailoring,
etc. Only the persons living in the home may be employed in a home
occupation, and certain uses are excluded. Call to request an
application. |
| |
| Information Oklahoma 211 |
NORTH CENTRAL OKLAHOMA 2-1-1
2615 E. Randolph, Enid, OK 73701
|
211 - Call 2-1-1 from service
area
(866) 580-5010 - Alternative Number
(580) 237-4357 - Alternative Number
www.ncok211.org
cdsa211@sbcglobal.net
HOURS:24 hr/7 days |
| The Community Development Support
Association of Enid in partnership with United Ways in Enid, Ponca City
and Stillwater |
| 2-1-1 information and referral for the
following counties in Oklahoma: Garfield, Grant, Kay, Noble, Osage,
Pawnee, and Payne. |
| |
| Inoperable Vehicles |
| Inoperable vehicles must be stored in a
garage or on property lawfully zoned for such storage. The vehicle must
have a current license plate. An inoperable vehicle is any vehicle which
is junked, abandoned, unserviceable, wrecked, wholly or partially
dismantled, placed on blocks or chains, or lacks any part necessary for
the lawful operation of the vehicle on the streets and highways of
Oklahoma. The administrative officer designated to carry out the duties
of the governing body in regards to junk vehicles is the Municipal
Judge. |
| |
| Internet Services |
Cable One, 303 North 4th Street (580) 762-6684
Ponca City Internet, 300 North 3rd Street (580) 7653311 |
| |
| Juvenile Curfew |
| The City of Ponca City has adopted a
curfew ordinance for persons under the age of 18. Curfew for juveniles
15 years through 17 years is from the Tuesday following Labor Day until
the day prior to Memorial Day, from 11 pm until 6 am, Sunday through
Thursday night; from Memorial Day to Labor Day, the curfew begins at
midnight every night of the week and ends at 6 am. The curfew for
juveniles less than 15 years begins at 10:30 pm each day and ends at 6
am. |
| |
| Kay County Health Department |
433 Fairview Avenue, 762-1641
The department offers several programs to increase quality and years of
healthy life for all residents of Kay County, including immunizations,
communicable disease control, family planning services, blood pressure
screenings, hearing screenings, health education, WIC nutrition
services, guidance services, injury prevention, early intervention for
children ages 0-3, the Children First Home Visitor program, and adult
health services. Hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00
pm. |
| |
| Kay County Offices |
County Assessor
- Court House, Newkirk 362-2565
County Clerk - Court House, Newkirk 362-2537
Court Clerk - Court House, Newkirk 362-3350
Court Clerk - 402 E. Grand Ave-Ponca City 762-2148
County Sheriff - 110 S. Maple 362-2517
County Treasurer - Court House, Newkirk 362-2523 |
District
Attorney - Court House, Newkirk 362-2571
Election Board Secretary - Court House, Newkirk 362-2130
Emergency Preparedness - Court House, Newkirk 362-3825
Extension Director - Court House, Newkirk 362-3194
Extension Home Economist - Court House, Newkirk 362-2200 |
| |
| Meals On Wheels |
Information - 765-0331
Other phone numbers: 762-4707, 765-8575, 762-4918, 762-2386
Home delivery of well-balanced meals during the noon hour is available
to persons over 65 years who are unable to prepare meals for themselves;
those needing assistance with meals after a hospital stay; and anyone
physically or mentally unable to prepare meals. |
| |
| Meeting Locations |
|
A
complete list of meeting locations can be found here. |
| |
| Ministerial Alliance |
| Ponca City’s Ministerial Association is a group of Christian pastors who meet
every Wednesday for prayer for Ponca City. They sponsor a community-wide praise
event every year, organize the National Day of Prayer, and participate in many
other projects as well. For more information, please call (580) 762-1111.
|
| |
| Natural Gas Service |
| Oklahoma Natural Gas Company (800) 664-5463
|
| |
| Neighborhood Watch |
767-0370
The Neighborhood Watch program encourages groups of residents living within a
specified area to pull together to deter crime in their neighborhoods. A speaker
provided by the Police Department will assist in the implementation of the
program and provide basic information to those interested in participating. |
| |
| Newspaper |
The Ponca City News, 300 North 3rd,
765-3311
www.poncacitynews.com
This newspaper is published six times a week, Monday through Friday
afternoons, and on Sunday morning. Internet service is available for
home or office. |
| |
| Pioneer Technology Center |
2101 North Ash, 762-8336
Since 1973, the citizens of the Pioneer Technology Center (PTC) school
district have provided the resources and support needed to fulfill the
district’s mission of Enhancing Lives and Securing Futures. Through this
support, PTC is able to offer occupationally specific programs to
emergent workers in the career clusters of trade and industry, health,
family and consumer sciences, and business and information technology.
Each year, over 500 high school and adult students enroll in programs to
gain the knowledge and skills they need to find success in life.
In addition to providing programs for the emergent
workforce, Pioneer Technology Center provides an array of services for
existing companies, start-up businesses, and industries relocating into
their service area; as well as adults who want to update or enhance
existing job skills. Because they are a part of a statewide network of
technology centers, they have access to an unlimited pool of expertise
that can help companies be more profitable through increased efficiency,
quality standards, and certifications that qualify them to work
nationally and, in some cases, internationally. Each year over 8,000
individuals take advantage of these offerings that, in turn, enhance the
area’s business climate and economy, providing an increased number of
jobs within the district.
Along with quality occupationally specific programs,
Pioneer Technology Center offers programs that allow students to find
success in core academic subjects. Through the ABE/GED program, adult
students without a high school diploma can gain the knowledge needed to
earn a GED. Students whose native language is not English can take
advantage of English as a Second Language (ESL) classes. For high school
students at risk of not earning a high school diploma, PTC works with
partnering K-12 schools to provide academic enhancement and credit
recovery opportunities to assist them in meeting graduation
requirements.
Area juniors and seniors can take advanced science and
math coursework through the regional Oklahoma School of Science and
Mathematics (OSSM). The OSSM classes are available at Pioneer Tech,
allowing participating students to maintain their local high school
affiliation and extracurricular participation while living at home. At
PTC, they know that the foundation of success is a quality education,
and they have formed strong partnerships with other educational entities
to ensure that those opportunities exist for students of all ages.
Pioneer Technology Center is open Monday through
Thursday from 8 am to 9 pm and Friday from 8 am to 4:30 pm.
Call or visit the campus to enroll or for additional information on
programs and services. |
| |
| Ponca City Area Chamber of Commerce |
420 East Grand Avenue, 765-4400,
www.poncacitychamber.com
The Chamber’s purpose is to serve as the business community’s catalyst
for leading the Ponca City area into a growing, diversified and
prosperous future. |
| |
| Ponca City Tourism Bureau |
420 East Grand Avenue, 763-8092,
www.poncacitytourism.com
The purpose of the Ponca City Tourism Bureau is to increase attendance
at local attractions and events. |
| |
| Ponca City Library |
515 East Grand Avenue (580) 767-0345
www.poncacitylibrary.com
The library houses numerous reading materials and special collections such as
the Genealogy and Family History Collection; Richard Gordon Matzene Art
Collection; various audio-visual materials; and special services including adult
literacy tutoring, book delivery to the homebound, story times for preschoolers,
adult discussion groups, and state and federal tax forms. Library cards and
programs are free. The library is open Monday through Thursday from 9 am to 9
pm, Friday from 9 am to 6 pm, Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm, and Sunday from 2 pm
to 5 pm. The library is closed on Sunday during June, July and August.
|
| |
| City of Ponca City
|
| Community Vision Statement: Ponca City is a progressive, inclusive and
family-oriented community which enjoys opportunity and prosperity in people,
education, economy and quality of life. This will be accomplished through our
proud heritage, our unified leadership, our effective communication, and our
full, active participation as we implement our strategies and objectives.
|
| Accounting - 516
E Grand, 767-0307 |
Marland Mansion
& Estate - 901 Monument Road, 767-0420 |
| Airport - 2213 N
Waverly, 767-0429 |
Mayor - 516 E
Grand, 763-8095 |
| Ambuc Pool - 601
S Sixth St, 767-0432 |
Municipal Court
- 200 E Oklahoma, 767-0382 |
| Ambulance -
Emergency Only - 911 |
Parks &
Recreation - 905 W Hartford, 767-0430 |
| Ambulance
- Non-Emergency - 767-0368 |
Park Ranger - 1
Checkstand Rd, 767-0400 |
| Animal Control -
100 S Pecan, 767-0401 |
Personnel - 516
E. Grand, 767-0342 |
| Cann Memorial
Gardens - 1500 E. Grand, 767-0430 |
Police |
| City Attorney -
516 E Grand, 767-0337 |
|
Emergency Only - 911 |
| City Commission
516 E Grand, 763-8095 |
|
Non-Emergency - 200 E
Oklahoma 767-0370 |
| City Clerk - 516
E Grand, 767-0304 |
|
Chief of Police, 767-0375 |
| City Garage -
100 W Prospect, 767-0413 |
|
Detectives, 767-0376 |
| City Manager -
516 E Grand, 767-0339 |
|
Non-Emergency - 200 E
Oklahoma 767-0370 |
| Code Enforcement
|
|
Records, 767-0381 |
| |
Building Permits &
Inspections - 516 E Grand, 767-0332 |
|
Training Center - 100 S
Pecan 767-0379 |
| |
Electrical Permits &
Inspections - 516 E Grand, 767-0331 |
Ponca City
Energy - 6714 N Pleasant View Rd, 767-0393 |
| |
Plumbing & Mechanical
Permits & Inspections - 516 E. Grand, 767-0330 |
|
To report power outage,
767-0405 |
| |
Property Inspections - 516
E. Grand, 718-5072 |
Public Works -
516 E Grand, 767-0412 |
| Crimestoppers -
200 E Oklahoma, 762-5100 |
Recycling Center
- 1001 W Prospect, 767-0456 |
| Crimestoppers-
Po-Hi - 200 E. Oklahoma, 762-5100 |
Senior Center -
319 W Grand, 763-8051 |
| Development
Services - 516 E. Grand, 767-0383 |
Solid Waste -
1001 W Prospect, 767-0411 |
| Economic
Development - 102 S 5th, 765-7070 |
Street - 1512 N
Union, 767-0409 |
| Emergency
Management, 767-0380 |
Technology
Services - 516 E Grand, 767-0341 |
| Engineering -
516 E Grand, 767-0326 |
Tourism - 420 E
Grand, 763-8092 |
| Environmental
Services - 516 E Grand, 763-8093 |
Traffic
Engineering - 1001 W Prospect, 767-0327 |
| Finance - 516 E
Grand Ave, 767-0303 |
Unity Recreation
Center - 1908 E Woodland, 767-0404 |
| Fire |
Utility Billing
- 516 E Grand, 767-0311 |
| |
Emergency Only - 911 |
Utility Services |
| |
Non-emergency - 500 E Grand,
767-0368 |
|
Emergency/After Hours,
767-0405 |
| Grants - 516 E
Grand Ave, 763-8094 |
|
Billing Connections
Disconnections - 516 E Grand, 767-0311 |
| Hutchins
Memorial- 5th & Overbrook, 767-0427 |
Waste Water
Treatment - 2800 S River St, 767-0419 |
| Lake Patrol 1 -
Checkstand Road, 767-0400 |
Wastewater
Collection - 112 E Brookfield, 763-8076 |
| Lake Permits -
905 W Hartford, 767-0430 |
Water Treatment
- 1801 E Central, 767-0418 |
| Lake Ponca
Shelter Houses - 150 LA Cann Drive, 767-0430 |
Water
Distribution & Wastewater Collection - 112 E Brookfield, 763-8076 |
| Landfill - W of
City, 767-0417 |
Wentz Camp &
Swimming Pool - 2932 LA Cann Drive, 767-0436 |
| Library - 515 E
Grand, 767-0345 |
Wentz Camp
Dining Hall - 2932 LA Cann Drive, 767-0437 |
| Marland’s Grand
Home - 1000 E. Grand, 767-0427 |
Wentz Golf
Course - 2928 LA Cann Drive, 767-0433 |
| |
| Post Office |
| Ponca City Branch, 402 East Grand Avenue (580) 762-2870
|
| |
| Property Maintenance |
Property owners are required to maintain
their residences to provide aesthetic and safe surroundings to
themselves and their neighbors. The exteriors of structures are to be
maintained in a sound condition to prevent further deterioration or an
appearance that will cause neighborhood blight. Windows and doors must
be free of broken glass and torn screens. Wall surfaces should be
painted or covered with siding.
When properties are allowed to deteriorate, they inevitably become
dilapidated, and as such are an immediate fire and/or safety hazard.
State of Oklahoma statutes allow municipalities, after due process, to
have dilapidated buildings demolished, the costs of removal then
becoming a lien on the property. |
| |
| Public Transportation |
718-0444
Cimarron Public Transit System provides curb-to-curb transportation
service on a demand/response basis, subject to availability. Drivers are
available Monday through Friday from 5 am to 6 pm, excluding all federal
holidays. To schedule a ride, call between 8 am and 4 pm. ADA-equipped
vehicles are available. |
| |
| Radio |
KLVV FM LOVE, 88.7, 767-1400
89.7 THE HOUSE FM/PRAISE 88.7, 767-1400
KLOR 99.3 FM, 762-9930
KPNC 101, 767-1101
KIXR 104.7, 765-5491
WBBZ AM 1230, 765-6607 |
| |
| Recycling Services |
1001 West Prospect, 767-0456
The City of Ponca City offers a self-service drop-off Recycling Center
that accepts most recyclable materials, excluding used oil, antifreeze,
oil-based paint, and plastics. The center is located next to the
Motocross entrance and is open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 am to 5
pm. |
| |
| School Registration |
| Ponca City Administration, 111 W. Grand,
767-8000 |
| Pioneer Technology Center, 2101 N. Ash,
762-8336 |
| Northern Oklahoma College, 1220 East
Grand-Tonkawa, 628-6200 |
| University Center at Ponca City, 1005 S
Pine, 762-2856 |
| First Lutheran School, 1104 N. 4th,
762-4243 |
| Ponca City Christian Academy, 901
Monument, 765-6038 |
| St. Mary’s Catholic School, 415 S. 7th,
765-4387 |
| |
| Signs |
Development Services, 767-0332
Sale signs, such as those advertising garage sales and yard sales, may
not be placed on public utility poles, property other than your own
(without permission), or on the public right-of-ways (approximately 15
feet from the curb). All signs should be removed after the end of the
sale. Garage sale permits are required. |
| |
| Social Security |
Toll Free 800 772-1213
Stillwater Office, 518 East Lakeview Road 405-624-4301
Ponca City Office, 433 Fairview Avenue 405-624-4301
The Stillwater office is open Monday through Friday from
9 am to 4 pm. A representative is available to assist in Ponca City
office, in the Kay County Health Department at 433 Fairview Avenue,
Tuesdays from 9 am to 2:30 pm.
The website is www.ssa.gov. |
| |
| Social Services |
| American Red
Cross, 1313 W. Ferguson, Blackwell, 765-6605 |
Ponca City
Literacy Council, 767-0351 |
| Department of
Human Services, 801 W. Grand Ave, 765-2656 |
Ponca City YMCA,
702 East Grand, 765-5417 |
| Employment
Assistance, 765-3372 |
United Way of
Ponca City, 205 North 2nd, 765-2476 |
| Housing,
762-4445 |
|
| |
| Street Cuts, Curb Cuts,
Driveways and Alleys |
| Engineering Department, 767-0312 |
| |
| Telephone Installation |
AT&T (800) 228-2020
www.att.com |
| |
| Trash Collection |
Solid Waste Division, 767-0411
Trash collection is a service of the Ponca City Utility Authority. Solid
Waste will pick up to 105 gallons of trash from your residence twice per
week. The trash must be containerized in plastic bags or metal/plastic
cans no larger than 35 gallons. Large quantities of trash or bulky items
(sofa, dryers, etc.) will be picked up separately for an additional fee.
Bagged grass clippings will be picked up via special pickup only. The
Solid Waste Division also offers dumpsters and open-top containers of
various sizes to match the size of your need. Charges vary by container
size. Residents also enjoy free disposal of trash and debris during the
annual Spring Cleanup event and Fall Leaf Pickup service. The week-long
Spring Cleanup is offered in late March or early April, and the Leaf
Pickup begins in November and runs into January. |
| |
| United Way |
205 North 2nd, 765-2476
United Way of Ponca City helps support agencies and initiatives that
provide a wide range of human services. It also supports Ameri-Corps,
Success By 6/Smart Start of Kay County, the Homeless Management
Information System and the Financial Stability Initiative providing
financial education and free tax preparation.
www.unitedwayponcacity.org. |
| |
| University Center at Ponca City |
1005 S. Pine, 762-2856,
www.ucponcacity.com
The University Center at Ponca City (UC) brings college degree programs
from other institutions to Ponca City. UC provides bachelor through
graduate degree programs from accredited universities including Oklahoma
State University, the University of Oklahoma, and Northwestern Oklahoma
State University, Southwestern Oklahoma State University, University of
Central Oklahoma, Rogers State University, Northeastern State
University, Southwestern College (KS), and Northern Oklahoma College.
Sixty-two (62) degree programs are available from the 13 institutions,
and students may choose from over 650 classes per semester.
Programs highlights include the fast-track Master in Educational
Administration delivered by Southwestern Oklahoma State University that
can be completed in one year. Also popular is the Bachelor in Business
Administration offered by Northwestern State University. Several online
degree programs are available, ranging from Security Management to
Radiation Sciences; and an RN to BSN Bachelors degree in Nursing. Many
students come to the UC for classes that are delivered through
Interactive Television where they watch a live broadcast of the
instructor teaching from another site. UC students can see, hear, and
talk to the instructors and the instructor can see, hear, and talk to
the students. Others attend classes at the UC that are taught by
instructors who are teaching onsite at the University Center.
UC is located in the North Tower of the ConocoPhillips Complex. Enter
Gate F from South Avenue in Ponca City. Advisors and financial aid are
available. |
| |
| Utility Services |
Ponca City Utility Authority, 516 East
Grand Avenue, 767-0311
PCUA provides electric, water, wastewater and solid waste service for
residences and businesses in the Ponca City area. The billing office is
open Monday through Friday from 8 am to 5 pm. New customers must come
into the office to sign up for service. Residential deposits are $125.
|
| |
| Vehicle Registration |
Oklahoma State License Tag Agency, 2101
North 14th, 765-8711
Area residents can obtain a driver’s license, license plates,
identification cards, Pike Passes, and voter.
The office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am-5:00 pm. |
| |
| Voter Registration |
Kay County Election Board, 362-2130
Oklahoma State License Tag Agency, 2101 N. 14th, 765-8711
Ponca City Library (mail in forms only) 515 E. Grand Avenue, 767-0345
U.S. Post Office (mail in forms only) 402 E Grand Avenue, 762-2485 |
| Voter Precinct Polling Places |
| |
Newkirk |
| |
001..................................................................................................................................1st
Christian Church, 301 W. 9th, Newkirk
002............................................................................................................................Newkirk
Library, 116 N. Maple Street, Newkirk |
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Tonkawa |
| |
101....................................................................................................................Tonkawa
Public Library 216 N. 7th Street, Tonkawa
103........................................................................................................................Church
of Christ Church, 300 N. Public, Tonkawa |
| |
Blackwell |
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202..........................................................................................................................1st
Christian Church, 306 E. Coolidge, Blackwell
205...........................................................................................................................1st
Baptist Church, 1st & Bridge Ave. Blackwell
206.........................................................................................................................Methodist
Church, 6th & Coolidge Ave. Blackwell |
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Rural |
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400..................................................................................................................................Masonic
Lodge 88 Industrial Blvd. Newkirk
401........................................................................................................Consolidated
106 School Building,106th & River Rd. Newkirk
403.......................................................................................Christ
Church 1001 S. Magnolia Newkirk
404.............................................................................Peckham
Christian Church Liberty Ave. Peckham
405..................................................................................Nardin
Methodist Church Main Street Nardin
406.........................................................................................Braman
Town Hall Main Street Braman
408.......................................................................Enterprise
School, 1000 S. Enterprise Road Ponca City
409.........................................................................St.
John’s Lutheran Church 1998 N. S St. Ponca City
411......................................................................................Kildare
School 1265 Church Street Kildare
412.............................................................................Community
Building 300 Morgan Square Kaw City
413...........................................................................Presbyterian
Church 14th & Grand Ave. Ponca City
415...............................................................Pioneer
Christian Church, 1701 East Hubbard Rd. Ponca City
417..........................................................................Christian
Life Church, 115 W. Grand Ave. Tonkawa
419...............................................................Community
Christian Church 2109 W. Grand Ave. Ponca City
420............................................................Ranch
Drive Volunteer Fire Dept. 3454 S. Ranch Dr. Ponca City |
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Ponca City |
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503....................................................................Victory
Worship Center, 618 E. Hartford Ave. Ponca City
507...........................................................................1st
Church of God-1101 W. Grand Ave. Ponca City
516.......................................................................................Faith
Tabernacle-501 S. 5th. Ponca City
517..................................................................................St.
Mary’s Parish Hall-408 S. 8th. Ponca City
523........................................................New Creation
Christian Fellowship-1300 W. Grand Ave. Ponca City
527......................................................................Providence
Baptist Church-1301 E. Bradley, Ponca City
530............................................................................Pioneer
Area Vo-Tech-2101 N. Ash St. Ponca City
532...............................................................................Unity
Gym-1908 E. Woodlands Ave. Ponca City
533......................................................St. Luke’s
Church of the Nazarene-1715 E. Prospect Ave. Ponca City
534.....................................................................Northeast
Baptist Church-2200 N. Pecan Rd. Ponca City
535...........................................................................Westminster
Village-1601 Academy Rd. Ponca City |
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| Weeds And Grass Abatement |
Weeds include, but are not limited to,
poison ivy, poison oak, poison sumac, and all vegetation at any state of
maturity that exceed 12 inches in height, except healthy trees, shrubs,
or produce for human consumption grown in a tended and cultivated
garden, unless such trees and shrubbery constitute a hazard by their
density or location. The term weeds does not include tended crops on
land zoned for agricultural use which are planted more than 50 feet from
a parcel zoned other than agricultural.
Weeds constitute a detriment to the health, safety and welfare of the
public. Regardless of height, weeds harbor, conceal or invite
accumulation of refuse or trash; harbor rodents or vermin; give off
unpleasant or noxious odors; and constitute a fire or traffic hazard.
The administrative officer designated to carry out the duties of the
governing body in regards to weeds and grass is the Municipal Judge. |
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| Youth Services |
American Legion
Children’s Home 1300 Summers Place 762-4156
CASA-Court Appointed Special Advocates 2203 N. Ash 718-0373 |
Northern
Oklahoma Youth Services 2203 N. Ash 762-8341
Ponca Tribal Youth Services 121 White Eagle Dr 765-2774 |
