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Nicoma Park affords it's residents the comfort of country living with big city conveniences nearby. Hospitals, health care, employment, shopping malls, colleges, museums, cultural entertainment, professional sports, rodeos, and other sites and activities to suit one's palate are only minutes away.

News and Highlights

Nicoma Park currrently has a job opening for Fire Chief. Please click here for job announcement information.

Nicoma Park is recommending you follow the State  and CDC reopening guidelines. Please continue to use precautions when in the public.

Resources:
Oklahoma City/County Health Department 405-425-4489 M-F 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
State Hotline 24 hours a day 877-215-8336.

The water project is moving along. We are expecting completion near the end of August. Please be patient during this time. All residents and businesses on NE 23rd Street will be required to connect once the project is complete. We will work to provide more details to those affected.

Note from Republic Services:
Bulk pick up resumed in May. In order to minimize contamination to our front-line employees, we are asking our resident's to bag and secure all trash and please only cart contents. No extra bags out of the cart for employees to touch.

Bulk Curb-Side pickup change - beginning in 2020, we will have four (4) curb-side pickup days! After input from the City Council and their constituents, we have replace the spring clean-up day in the park with an additional curb-side pickup day. You will see a slight increase on your bill for this change. The dates will be February 27, May 28 and 29 (have items out on the 28th), August 27, and November 19. There will be a flyer coming in your trash bill giving the details on what can be included in the curb-side pickup. .

Attention Nicoma Park residents. Are you interested in serving on a Board for the City? If so, please email the City Clerk at npcityclerk@nicomapark.net. 

City of Nicoma Park no longer providing public storm shelter. Effective September 3, 2013, the City Council voted to no longer operate the public storm shelter that was previously located at the old elementary school. City Officials are urging residents to plan and prepare now for severe weather that may occur in the future.