City of Mustang

On Friday afternoon, Officer Jazreale Wright was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in the Mustang Police Department. Pictured pinning Sgt. Wright's badge is her sister, Sgt/School Resource Officer Travonna Wright with the Town of Luther. Providing Sgt. Wright's bars is the Town of Luther Police Chief Johnny Leafty..

Congratulations Sergeant Wright!

At the December 2, 2025 regular meeting of the Mustang City Council; Lt. Seth Roecker, Officer Zachary Abdelhadi, and Officer Chris Green received a "Life Saving Award" as a result of their meritorious actions taken on September 4, 2025. Their response to a suicidal subject directly prevented a tragic outcome and is representative of the courage, coordination and compassion in the face of a life-threatening situation that exemplifies the highest values of the Mustang Police Department.

A community thanks you!

Pictured from left to right are Chief Wallace, Officer Green, Officer Abdelhadi, Lt. Roecker, and Deputy Chief Carpenter.

Congratulations to Mr. David Russell, Project and Stormwater Manager, as the recipient of the 2025 City of Mustang Mayor's Award. The Mayor's Award is presented annually to an individual employee or group for outstanding efforts that have significant positive impacts but receive little public recognition. Pictured are Mustang Mayor Michael Ray and David Russell

A waterline break has occurred on Maple Way, near the 600 block of N. Mustang Road. Residents and businesses north of the 500 block of N. Mustang Road may experience little or no water pressure. Crews are on scene and working to make repairs and restore service as quickly as possible.

Water service to the area near Nelms Drive has been restored. We apologize for the inconvenience.

AT&T has hit a waterline on S. Nelms Dr. City crews are working to repair the line break. Service will be impacted to residential customers on Nelms Dr., Laura Dr., Phoenix Ct., David Dr., & Southersby Dr. and likely will affect Rose Oak Dr., Cedar Ridge Dr., and Keens Dr,. as well as customers along SW 89th and Clear Springs NW of the intersection.. No time frame has been estimated for the repair at this time.

From our family to yours...

Make your Holiday season a great one by avoiding brown Friday. Fats, Oils, and Grease are a costly problem for municipalities everywhere, including in Mustang. Improper disposal of FOG can clog our sewer systems, leading to expensive repairs and higher operating costs. Over time, this impacts all of us by driving up utility bills. This holiday season, you can make a difference. Help us protect our sewer system by properly disposing of FOG:

• Pour cooled grease into a container, seal it, and throw it in the trash.
• Scrape food scraps into the trash, not the sink.
• Use strainers in your sink to catch food particles.

Together, we can keep our utility costs down and our sewer system running smoothly. Thank you for doing your part!

The November 25, 2025 edition of the Mustang City Manager's Report has been added to the City website and can be reviewed by clicking on the link provided.

https://shorturl.at/QuEOX

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

City facilities will be closing early at 3 PM today.

Upcoming Holiday Reminders...

All City offices and facilities will be closed on Thursday, November 27, 2025 in observance of the Thanksgiving Holiday. For customers that normally received their refuse and recycle services on Thursday, your pick-up date will be Saturday, November 29, 2025, so be sure to have your polycarts to the curb by 7:00 AM. Commercial refuse customers will be serviced on Friday, November 28, 2025.

All City offices and facilities will also be closed on Friday, November 28, 2025 with the exception of the Recreation Center, which will be open beginning at 10 AM.

Normal operating hours will resume on Saturday and Sunday, November 29-30, 2025.

On Wednesday afternoon, employees from several different departments gathered to assist the Mustang Kiwanis Club by filling 130 bags with canned and boxed goods for distribution in our community this weekend.

Last week, the City of Mustang celebrated its annual Employee Appreciation Week. With the Human Resources Department performing the heavy lifting, employees were treated to a free coffee from Wild Hero, a free car wash from Tommy's Express Car Wash, and a delicious breakfast from Hunny Bunny Biscuit Co. Additionally each department was visited by the Human Resources Department "Jolly Trolly" where employees were treated to an assortment of snacks, treats, and coupons! Thanks to all those merchants that donated to this effort!

Congratulations to Michael Ray, Mustang's next Mayor. Ray = 495 (66%) Johnson = 255 (34%) Results are unofficial until certified by Canadian County Election Board.

If you live in the area bounded by SW 59th Street and SW 89th Street, and Countyline and Frisco Road, it's Election Day. Please be sure to vote today!

At last week's regular meeting of the City Council meeting, the City recognized its employees and members of the City Council that are also Veterans in advance of the Veterans Day holiday. Each employee received a coin with the City of Mustang seal on one side, and the emblems of the various branches of the military on the other side. Pictured from left to right in the front row are Ward 2 Councilman Josh Leete, - Air Force, Darius Jones - Police Department, - Army National Guard, Jazreale Wright – Police Department - Army, Daniel Ramirez - Police Department - Army/Army National Guard, William Carpenter - Police Department - Army. In the back row, pictured from left to right are Vice Mayor Nathan Sholund - Navy, Ethan Moody - Police Department - Army National Guard, Derek Hunt - Police Department - Army, Alex Ayala - Fire Department - Air Force, Eric Halter - Fire Department - Army Reserves, and Jacob Coleman - Community Development Department - Air Force.

Unable to attend were: Sarah Goulart - Animal Welfare - Army, Roger Burnett - Police Department - Air Force, Brock Childs - Police Department - Oklahoma Air National Guard, and Blaine Condreay - Police Department - Army,

On Veterans Day, Mustang American Legion Post 353 and the City of Mustang conducted its 2nd Annual Veterans Day Celebration. The day kicked off at 9:00 AM with a free breakfast - not only for Veterans but for all who attended - provided by the Fat Guys Club, At 11:00 AM, the celebration continued with the National Anthem being performed by Ms. Jessica Hunt - Human Resources Director for the City of Mustang, followed by Mustang American Legion Post member Barry Carrington introducing the guest speaker, US Army Chaplain (Lieutenant Colonel) David Jordan. A recognition and anthems of all military service branches followed with the celebration concluding with attendees enjoying 6 different cakes - one for each branch of the service - donated by Mustang Walmart.

Thank you for everyone that attended and assisted with making this year's event a huge success...and more importantly, thank you to all Veterans!

With deep appreciation for all that served...Happy Veteran's Day!