At a ceremony earlier this afternoon, Sgt. Jeremy Collinson was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant with the Mustang Police Department. Pictured pinning his brass is Detective Aaron Meadows, pinning his badge is Lt. Collinson's wife Kodi, and congratulating him is Police Chief Michael Wallace.
3 months ago, City of Mustang
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, Mayor Ray presented a Proclamation to Councilwoman Kayla Balliew in appreciation and recognition of her outstanding dedication to civic education and her lasting contributions to the future leaders of our community. Councilwoman Balliew is also a 3rd Grade Teacher and has shown a strong commitment to bringing awareness of civics - not only to her class but all of the 3rd Grade classes at her school - helping students learn and understand how their local government works and why their participation matters.
Congratulations Councilwoman Balliew!
4 months ago, City of Mustang
At Tuesday evening's regular meeting of the City Council, City Clerk Tammi Noblitt was presented with a Proclamation in honor of "Professional Municipal Clerks Week" - May 3-9, 2026.
Municipal Clerks serve as the information center on functions of local government and community; and continually strive to improve the administration of the affairs of their office through participation in education programs, seminars, workshops, and the annual meetings of their profession – both locally and on the state and national level.
The proclamation was presented to Ms. Noblitt by Mayor Ray. Congratulations - and thank you - Tammi!
4 months ago, City of Mustang
At last night's regular meeting of the City Council, members of the Mustang Fire Department were presented with Life Saving Awards as a result of action taken on the morning of January 20, 2026. A Mustang resident, Mr. Mike Mason, after visiting the Fire Department regarding an unrelated issue, became unresponsive and started convulsing. A cardiac monitor revealed that Mr. Mason had gone into ventricular fibrillation. CPR was initiated immediately and AED pads were applied. After one round of continuous CPR, Mr. Mason remained in V-fib, and a defibrillation shock was delivered. Mr. Mason then became responsive and was transported for to Baptist Hospital for further evaluation and treatment.
The Life Saving Award recognizes members who, through professional skill, decisive action, and a commitment to preserving human life, directly contribute to the successful resuscitation of a human life. The action taken by Lt. Bryon Smith, Cpl. Jake Montgomery, and Firefighter Mason Piatt reflect the highest standards of the Mustang Fire Department. Mr. Mason was on hand to present the awards, as was Mustang Fire Chief Craig Carruth.
4 months ago, City of Mustang
It was standing room only this morning for the monthly "Coffee with the Mayor" meeting. Thanks to all those that came and participated. We hope to see you again on Monday, June 1, 2026!
4 months ago, City of Mustang
Coffee with the Mayor this morning - 9:30 to 10:30 - at City Hall. The public is welcome.
4 months ago, City of Mustang
The Rec Center is ready for more OKC Thunder basketball and the Western Conference semifinals.
Game 1 against the Lakers is Tuesday, May 5th!
4 months ago, City of Mustang
The May 1, 2026 edition of the Mustang City Manager's Report has been added to the City of Mustang website and can be reviewed by clicking on the link below.
Read all about the City of Mustang's Spotlight Employee for the month of May - Youth Services Librarian Michelle Ferguson - by clicking on the link provided below.
We had an amazing time representing Mustang Public Library at the very first Library Day at the State Capitol! Thank you to everyone who stopped by to visit with us—we loved sharing about our community and the important role libraries play. A special thank you to Representative Michelle McCane for coordinating this wonderful event, and to all those at the Capitol who continue to support and advocate for libraries. Your support makes a difference! #LibraryDay #SupportLibraries #CommunityStrong
4 months ago, Sheila Barnard
.And tomorrow...
4 months ago, City of Mustang
Join Mustang Mayor Michael Ray the first Monday of every month at City Hall from 9:30 to 10:30 AM for open discussion, sharing of concerns or ideas, and some great coffee. This is your time to visit with the Mayor and share your thoughts/ideas/opinions. The next Coffee with the Mayor is this Monday, May 4, 2026.
Completely free and everyone is welcome!
4 months ago, City of Mustang
Congratulations to City of Mustang Mayor Michael Ray for being named the 2026 Ambassador of the Year by the Mustang Chamber of Commerce at their annual banquet last week.
4 months ago, City of Mustang
We wanted to share the look of our new School Resource Officer vehicles. We are proud of our long standing partnership with Mustang Public Schools and feel this branding displays both that pride and cooperation between the organizations.
Thank you Mustang Schools for being a great partner in our community.
4 months ago, City of Mustang
Today we celebrate the dedicated staff who keep our library running every day. From helping readers find the perfect book to supporting lifelong learning in our community, their work makes a lasting impact. Thank you to our incredible team for your knowledge, care, and commitment. Happy National Library Workers Day.
4 months ago, Sheila Barnard
This week at Mustang Public Library!
4 months ago, Sheila Barnard
📚✨ Celebrate National Library Week with Us! ✨📚
Join us next week to celebrate great books, fun events, and resources for all ages. Whether you love reading or just want to discover something new, the library has something for you!
The City of Mustang received a plethora of terrifically crafted thank you notes from the 3rd Grade classes of Riverwood Elementary last week, On April 2, 2026, Riverwood Elementary 3rd grade students visited the Police and Fire Departments, the Library, the Recreation Center, and City Council Chambers...where they participated in a Q&A with Mayor Michael Ray and their Teacher/Ward 5 Councilor Kayla Balliew.
All students received a Civic Education Certificate at the completion of their tour and had lunch with the Mayor at the Wild Horse Park pavilion. We really enjoyed their visit!
4 months ago, City of Mustang
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, a Proclamation declaring the month of April as "Fair Housing Month" was approved.
The Fair Housing Act, enacted on April 11, 1968, enshrined into federal law the goal of eliminating racial segregation and ending housing discrimination in the United States. The Fair Housing Act prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin, and disability, and commits recipients of federal funding to affirmatively further fair housing in their communities.
The City of Mustang is committed to the mission and intent of Congress to provide fair and equal housing opportunities for all. The proclamation was presented to Mr. Glen Cosper and Ms. Carrie Sharp of Oklahoma Realtors Association by Mayor Michael Ray. .
