Have you heard? We're hiring!
By proclamation, declaration, resolution, and all things officially sounding, its officially a "Thunder Thursday" in the City of Mustang! From Animal Welfare to Parks and Recreation and the Library, and from the Police Department to Human Resources to the City Hall we Thunder Up!
#okcthunder
#thunderup
#winning
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, Mustang City Planner Ryan Conner received the "Employee of the Year" award for non-uniformed personnel from the Mustang American Legion Post 353. Pictured presenting Mr. Conner with his award is Commander Barry Carrington.
Mustang Police Department is hiring!
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, Sgt. Cody McDaniel received the "Police Officer of the Year" award from the Mustang American Legion Post 353. Pictured presenting Sgt. McDaniel with his award is Commander Barry Carrington.
At last night's City Council meeting, recently re-elected Mayor Brian Grider, Vice Mayor Michael Ray, and Ward 3 Councilman JamesWald all received their respective oaths of office as members of the City Council.
At Tuesday evening's City Council meeting, Lt. Levi Setliff received the "Firefighter of the Year: award from the Mustang American Legion Post 353.. Pictured presenting Lt. Setliff with his award is Commander Barry Carrington.
We are hiring!
At this evening's City Council meeting, former Deputy Chief Mike Wallace received the oath of office and was sworn in as the City of Mustang's next Police Chief. Pictured with Mike as he receives the oath of office are his son Blake and wife Dana.
Mustang Town Center - including the Library - will be closing at 4:30 PM today due to forecasted weather conditions. We apologize for any inconvenience. Stay safe.
The May 3, 2024 City Manager's Report has been added to the website and can be reviewed by clicking on the link below.
https://tinyurl.com/3k8e2hbe
Julie Slupe is the City of Mustang's Spotlight Employee for the month of May.. Read all about Julie by clicking on the link below.
https://www.cityofmustang.org/article/1580654
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We would like to welcome K-9 Officer Baron!
Read all about Baron here: https://www.cityofmustang.org/article/1561390
On April 22 and April 24, the contractor will be tying in the main waterline. Areas impacted will be north of State Highway 152 between Clear Springs and Frisco. Residents in Lakehoma may experience low water pressure.
Click on the link for more information
https://www.cityofmustang.org/article/1536892
We will never forget.
At a ceremony this afternoon, Patrolman Dakota Norman was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in the Mustang Police Department. Presenting Sergeant Norman with his certifications is Police Chief Rob Groseclose.
Congratulations Sergeant Norman!
At their April regular meeting, the City Council unanimously approved a proclamation declaring the week of April 14th as "Telecommunicators Week" in Mustang in honor of the men and women whose diligence and professionalism keep our region’s citizens and emergency responders safe.
The Mustang Police Department has received numerous calls in reference to a scam using the Department’s name and telephone number, (405) 376-2488. The caller informs the victim he is Sgt. David Gillmore with the Mustang Police Department and the victim has a “Federal Bench Warrant” as well as “warrants for sex trafficking” issued for their arrest. The caller uses personal information about the victim adding to the authenticity of the call. The caller requests the victim purchase bitcoin and transfer such to the caller to satisfy the warrant(s). The Mustang Police Department has no such person employed and we would never ask for bitcoin or any other payment over the phone to satisfy a warrant.
The Mustang Police Department has received numerous calls in reference to a scam using the Department’s name and telephone number, (405) 376-2488. The caller informs the victim he is Sgt. David Gillmore with the Mustang Police Department and the victim has a “Federal Bench Warrant” as well as “warrants for sex trafficking” issued for their arrest. The caller uses personal information about the victim adding to the authenticity of the call. The caller requests the victim purchase bitcoin and transfer such to the caller to satisfy the warrant(s). The Mustang Police Department has no such person employed and we would never ask for bitcoin or any other payment over the phone to satisfy a warrant.
