Fire Department

There is an upcoming Blood Drive on Friday, July 18, 2025 from 9 AM to 2 PM sponsored by the Mustang American Legion Post 353. So be a good camper and schedule a time to donate by visiting www.obi.org or by calling 877-340-8777.

Now that we have completed our Independence Day festivities, amd in order to answer this question before we are asked....In Mustang, we always Trick or Treat on Halloween.

The City of Mustang has experienced a water main break from the well field supply. Crews are on-site and working on repairing the break. While this break will not impact water service to any residents or businesses, out of an abundance of caution, we are asking the community to conserve water as much as possible. Rainfall has helped support conservation efforts, and the city’s water towers currently hold a sufficient supply. However, given the increased risk of fire calls on the Fourth of July—which may require large amounts of water—we ask for your continued cooperation in reducing non-essential water use throughout the day. Thank you for helping us keep Mustang safe and prepared.

From our family to yours....Have a happy and safe Independence Day!

There is an upcoming Blood Drive on Friday, July 18, 2025 from 9 AM to 2 PM sponsored by the Mustang American Legion Post 353. So be a good camper and schedule a time to donate by visiting www.obi.org or by calling 877-340-8777.

Before last night's regular meeting of the City Council, the Canadian Valley Brass Quintet performed as part of the City's continued commitment to highlighting the fine arts programs in Mustang Public Schools. They are directed by Mr. Cleon Chai.

The Mustang Fund For the Arts is working to ensure every student has equitable access to transformative arts education experiences that inspire creativity, build confidence, and shape lifelong passion. You are invited to follow the Mustang Fund for the Arts on Facebook and Instagram.

All City Offices - including the Recreation Center and the Library will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025 in observance of the Independence Day holiday. The Aquatics Center will be open from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM. Refuse services will operate as normally scheduled so be sure to have your polycart to the curb by 7:00 AM.

About 30 minutes until the show! Thanks for coming out this evening!

Please consider supporting one of Our families in need during this difficult time.

Beginning today, June 27, 2025 - Fireworks are permitted within the City of Mustang at the following times: June 27, 2025 thru July 3, 2025 - 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM and July 4, 2025 - 9:00 AM to 11:00 PM. Note: Fireworks are not permitted in Wild Horse Park on Saturday, June 28, 2025.

The June 27, 2025 edition of the Mustang City Manager's Report has been added to the website and can be reviewed by clicking on the link below. https://shorturl.at/mZ24h

These signs are available free of charge at City Hall for any veteran during the upcoming holiday. Please be considerate when celebrating our nation's birthday.

All City offices - including the Library - will be closed today in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. Both the Recreation Center and Aquatics Center will operate as normally scheduled. Refuse services will also run as normally scheduled, so be sure to have your polycart to the curb by 7:00 AM.

All City offices - including the Library - will be closed on Thursday, June 19, 2025 in observance of the Juneteenth Holiday. The Recreation Center and Aquatics Center will operate as normally scheduled. Refuse services will run as scheduled, so be sure to have your polycart to the curb by 7:00 AM.

Blood Drive tomorrow - Tuesday, June 17, 2025 from 1 PM to 6 PM - Town Center. You can still sign up here: https://www.yourbloodinstitute.org/donor/schedules/drive_schedule/671229

Today we celebrate the 250th Birthday of the United States Army...formed on this date in 1775. We also celebrate Flag Day...which was approved by Congress on this date in 1777.

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! #OKCThunder #thunder #thunderup

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, 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.