

FLOOD EVENTS: IN AN EMERGENCY, WAGONER COUNTY CITIZENS SHOULD DIAL 911. After a flooding emergency has occurred, Wagoner County citizens respond with resiliency; clean-up immediately begins, and restoration/renovation takes place. Prior to beginning any remediation efforts, please reporting the flooding damage to Wagoner County Emergency Management and if located in the FEMA federally regulated floodplain, report the damage to the Wagoner County Floodplain Manager.
View large flood events flowchart imageDRAINAGE ISSUES: Citizens of Wagoner County unincorporated area are encouraged to report any drainage issues taking place on county roadways, culverts, and bridges. Anything from clogged drains to trees lodged in bridges can be reported. Citizens are the eyes and ears of the county and identifying issues is very helpful. Reporting of these issues should go directly to County Commissioner in that district.
DID YOU KNOW THAT NEW DRIVEWAYS REQUIRE CULVERTS AND THE COUNTY STAFF WILL INSTALL THEM? Each district does this a little differently, but all citizens interested in getting a new driveway access to a county-maintained roadway should request sizing and installation from each district office.
WAGONER COUNTY DISTRICT 1
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
JAMES HANNING
30020 E 71St STREET
BROKEN ARROW, OK 74014
918 – 357 – 1927
7:00AM – 5:00PM
MONDAY – THURSDAY
WAGONER COUNTY DISTRICT 2
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
CHRIS EDWARDS
908 SW 15TH STREET
WAGONER, OK 74467
918 – 485 – 4549
7:00AM – 3:30PM
MONDAY – FRIDAY
WAGONER COUNTY DISTRICT 3
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TIM KELLEY
16507 S 305TH E AVENUE
COWETA, OK 74429
918 – 486 – 2132
7:00AM – 3:30PM
MONDAY – FRIDAY
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Section Line Right-of-Way (ROW): Wagoner County is in the Creek Nation and the Cherokee Nation. Wagoner County has jurisdiction in the ROW as well as other public roadways as dedicated by the public:
Creek Nation ROW: 1 ½ rods (49.5’) – Act of June 20, 1902, ch. 1323, {10,32 Stat. 502}Cherokee Nation ROW: 1 rod (33’) – Act of July 1, 1902, ch. 1375, {37, 32 Stat. 722}
Public Roadways
In 1990 the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) promulgated regulations for establishing water quality based municipal stormwater programs to address stormwater runoff from certain industrial and construction activities and from medium and large Municipal Separate Storm Sewer Systems (MS4s) serving populations of 100,000 or greater. These “Phase I” regulations were incorporated into the existing National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit rules that address point source dischargers. As a result, urban nonpoint source runoff became regulated as point source discharges. On December 8, 1999, EPA published final “Phase II” stormwater regulations that addressed urban stormwater runoff from cities under 100,000 population and counties that lie within the Urbanized Area (UA) as designated by the latest US Bureau of Census. Phase II permits were also required for certain non-UA cities designated by the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (ODEQ).
The 1999 EPA Phase II regulations required that all permitted cities and counties must develop a comprehensive Stormwater Management Program (SWMP) that addresses six “Minimum Control Measures” (MCMs). These are:
UNINCORPORATED WAGONER COUNTY URBANIZED AREA
Wagoner County has one free dump day per year – County-wide. Stay tuned to the County website for information on the day.
WAGONER COUNTY DISTRICT 1
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
JAMES HANNING
30020 E 71St STREET
BROKEN ARROW, OK 74014
918 – 357 – 1927
7:00AM – 5:00PM
MONDAY – THURSDAY
WAGONER COUNTY DISTRICT 2
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
CHRIS EDWARDS
908 SW 15TH STREET
WAGONER, OK 74467
918 – 485 – 4549
7:00AM – 3:00PM
MONDAY – THURSDAY
WAGONER COUNTY DISTRICT 3
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
TIM KELLEY
16507 S 305TH E AVENUE
COWETA, OK 74429
918 – 486 – 2132
7:00AM – 3:00PM
MONDAY – THURSDAY
Wagoner County Stormwater Manager – Rachael Cooper PE CFM – 918-485-7979
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