At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, Mustang Library Youth Service Instructor Sheila Barnard received the Non-Uniformed Employee of the Year award from the Mustang American Legion Post #353. Sheila created a year-round Teen Volunteer Program. The volunteers help at each program the library offers. She is helping teens prepare for the workforce by teaching them about job readiness. This program is a well-oiled machine. The teens know expectations and need little direction once trained.
Sheila definitely dreams big and pushes us to help these dreams become a reality. Our newish Teen Space came about because of Sheila. She was adamant that teens needed a space of their own in the library to feel comfortable in and she was correct. Our Teen Space is often filled with teens hanging out, studying, reading, playing games, using computers, etc. Sheila is also the social media content coordinator for the Library. Congratulations!!
Pictured from left to right are Library Director Julie Slupe, Youth Services Instructor Sheila Barnard, and Commander Barry Carrington.
It's the best kind of THUNDER THURSDAY at The City of Mustang because it is Game1 of the FINALS! From Managerial to Parks and Rec, from the Library to Community Development , from the Police Department to Finance and back to Human Resources....the THUNDER is rolling!
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At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, Lieutenant Kade Loupe was presented with the Firefighter of the Year award from the American Legion Post #353. Kade has been employed with the City of Mustang Fire Department since 2018, having previously served in both Brusly and Port Allen, Louisiana. Over the past six years, Kade has achieved many professional milestones including earning his National Registry Certification as an Advanced EMT, obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Municipal Fire Protection from Columbia Southern University, and achieving Blue Card Incident Command Certification. His commitment to the department's success - both internally and externally - is reflected in his leadership, attitude, and outstanding work performance. Congratulations Lt. Loupe!
Pictured from left to right are Commander Carrington, Lieutenant Kade Loupe, and Fire Chief Craig Carruth.
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, a check for $28,100 was presented to the Warriors for Freedom Foundation as a result of the proceeds from a softball tournament, disc golf tournament, and chili cookoff event conducted a Wild Horse Park. This annual event helps to support the mission of the Warriors for Freedom Foundation in ensuring our nation's heroes and their families get the mental, physical, and wellness support they need.
Pictured from left to right are Blake Dickson, Nic Bailey, Denise Martinez, Kayla Duree, Sabrina Duree, Duane Cummings, David Russell , and Shane Huck .
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, the Mustang American Legion Post #353 presented three awards to employees of the City of Mustang - a Police Officer, a Firefighter, and a Non-Uniformed Employee. We will be highlighting each over the next three days beginning with the Outstanding Police Officer - Sergeant Maurice Hawkins. Sgt. Hawkins has been employed with the City of Mustang Police Department for 4 years and prior to coming to Mustang was employed by the Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office as a Deputy. Maurice is a certified hostage negotiator through the FBI and serves on the Canadian County Special Operations team in that capacity. Along with his public service, Maurice has a strong passion for the development and well-being of youth in our community. Maurice is a youth football coach here in Mustang and instills a positive attitude and strong character traits to those he coaches. Maurice is highly respected within his department, the city organization, and the community as well. Congratulations Sgt. Hawkins!
Pictured from left to right are Commander Barry Carrington of the American Legion Post #353, Sergeant Maurice Hawkins, and Chief of Police Mike Wallace.
5/29/25 11:31 a.m. Update: Service to the area has been restored.
On Thursday, May 29th, the City of Mustang contractor will be placing a new tap on the waterline main on S. Lewis Lane. Residents along S. Lewis, E. Dolton, S. Jones, E. Juniper, E. Perry, E. Dowden, E. Forster, and E. Carson Lane may experience little or no water pressure. The shutdown will begin at 8:30 a.m., and crews will work as quickly as possible to restore service once the tap is completed.
City facilities - including the Library and Recreation Center - will be closed today in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. The Aquatics Center will be open at 1:00 PM. Refuse services will operate as normally scheduled, so have your polycarts to the curb by 7:00 AM.
City facilities - including the Library and Recreation Center - will be closed on Monday, May 26, 2025 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday. The Aquatics Center will be open beginning at 1:00 PM. Refuse services will operate as normally scheduled, so have your polycarts to the curb by 7:00 AM.
City Hall phones are up and working again! Thanks for your patience,
Our phone system at City Hall is down due to an outage. We apologize for the inconvenience and we will update as soon as operations return to normal.
Congratulations to Firefighter Dakota Head for completing his 1-year mark with the City of Mustang Fire Department and receiving his helmet! Pictured from left to right are Lt. Bryon Smith, Battalion Chief Allen Sylvester, Firefighter Dakota Head, and Fire Chief Craig Carruth.
The City of Mustang is proud to introduce our newest Communications Officer, Kristen Milgrim, who started her dispatching career on Monday. Kristen has served Mustang previously part-time in the Parks and Recreation Department.
Special thanks to the Mustang American Legion Post 353 for conducting this morning's short remembrance ceremony for Peace Officer Memorial Day. Peace Officers Memorial Day and Police Week is an observance that pays tribute to the local, state, and federal peace officers who have died, or who have been disabled, in the line of duty. It is celebrated May 15th of each year.
Happy Mother's Day to all the incredible moms and mother figures! Your love, strength, and guidance light up our lives. Today we celebrate you!
Brian Grider has resigned his position as Mayor for the City of Mustang. His resignation letter is provided below.
Mustang’s Charter requires a Special Election be conducted when there is a vacancy in the office of the mayor. Staff will be reviewing the steps that need to occur to call for that election and the available dates to do so.
Not to be outdone by the Finance Department, we have the Library, Community Development, Police and Support Services all joining in on the fun for Thunder Tuesday! You're either a Thunder fan or you're losing!
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It's a Thunder Tuesday at Mustang City Hall, and here we have the Finance Department sporting their gear in advance of today's home playoff game. All home playoff games are celebrated in this fashion at the City of Mustang. THUNDER UP!
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