City of Broken Arrow

NSU-BA enrollment grows 19.2 percent

Gov. Kevin Stitt signed SB701 into law, allowing Northeastern State University to offer freshman- and sophomore-level courses at its Broken Arrow campus.

Broken Arrow in Motion-Streets

In this episode of Broken Arrow in Motion, Councilor David Pickel will provide updates on several transportation projects underway throughout the city.

City Council Highlights 9.1.2026

The City Council, Municipal Authority, and Economic Development Authority met on Tuesday, Sept. 1, with more than 70 items on the agendas.

New Emergency Management Director announced

Beginning Sept.1, Peter Perez, CEM, will become the City of Broken Arrow’s Emergency Management Director, according to City Manager Michael Spurgeon.

Holiday trash collection policy changes

The City of Broken Arrow is enhancing Solid Waste and Recycling Department services beginning Labor Day, Sept. 7.

Court Clerk honored

The Oklahoma Municipal Court Clerks Association has named Mikayla Pacin the 2026 Court Clerk of the Year and presented her with the Sara Bizzell Award.

Broken Arrow in Motion-Utilities

In this episode of Broken Arrow in Motion, we have updates on four infrastructure projects, a new fire station, the Arrow Forge Innovation District, and more!

City Council Highlights 8.18.2026

The City Council, Municipal Authority, and Economic Development Authority met on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026, with over 80 items on the agendas.

Big ideas needed for downtown’s future

With an eye toward the future, Broken Arrow residents, city leaders, and business owners explored ideas to expand the Rose District’s footprint.

Broken Arrow in Motion

In this episode of Broken Arrow in Motion, it’s all about transportation.

City employees selected for LBA-2027

Five City of Broken Arrow employees were selected for the Leadership Broken Arrow Class of 2027.

BA residents grateful for shelter dog

Susan Anderson is hearing the pitter-patter of little doggy feet once again after a trip to the Broken Arrow Animal Shelter led to Molly joining the family.

City Council Highlights 8.3.2026

The City Council, Municipal Authority, and Economic Development Authority met on Monday, Aug. 3, 2026, with more than 100 items on the agendas.

City uses science in mosquito prevention

It’s the buzz you never want to hear— mosquitoes swarming around your kids, backyard, or the family cookout.

Safety concerns on Liberty Trail

A one-mile section of the Liberty Parkway Trail[MA1.1], a popular walking and biking trail in Broken Arrow, has been closed since June 2025 because engineers determined that it is no longer safe due to a failing retaining wall.

DOJ investigating city's denial of mosque proposal

The City Council and Administration are fully engaged with the DOJ in its investigation.

Clarification about the Adams Creek Town Center "Infrastructure Fee"

City Manager Michael Spurgeon addresses "infrastructure fee" questions.

Broken Arrow in Motion

In this episode of Broken Arrow in Motion, we’ll talk about the new elevated water storage tank, a new fire station in northeast BA, and more!

All-in-One Broken Arrow Mosquito prevention

It’s summer in Broken Arrow, and one of the most requested services the city offers each year is mosquito spraying.

Save money, save water with WaterSmart

Have you ever opened a utility bill and thought, there is no way we used that much water?

Vote BA in the ‘Best in the World 2026’ contest

Elam Park, the Broken Arrow Fire Department, and the Broken Arrow Police Department have all been nominated for Tulsa World's 'Best in the World'.

City Council Highlights 7.14.2026

More than 100 items were considered by the City Council, Municipal Authority, and Economic Development Authority at the meeting held on July 14, 2026.

Broken Arrow in Motion—Streets

Our street projects are rolling along in this episode of Broken Arrow in Motion. Here’s an update on six current projects. ​

DRIVING BA: Houston Street widening project

Curious about the 17 mph speed limit in construction zones? We explain it.

Helpful tips for a happy 4th of July weekend

Happy 250th Birthday, America! As Broken Arrowans prepare for Independence Day weekend, some will celebrate with fireworks.

Celebrating with consideration—veterans and fireworks

Nearly one in four veterans reported that fireworks have personally triggered negative experiences.

City celebrates America 250 with time capsule

The City of Broken Arrow celebrates America’s 250th birthday on Tuesday, June 30, starting at 6 p.m., with a time capsule installation.

Broken Arrow in Motion June 25, 2026

Watch Councilor David Pickel provide an update on several infrastructure projects throughout the city.

Police and Fire coordinating holiday enforcement efforts

Broken Arrow Police and Fire will implement a coordinated enforcement plan on July 3 and 4 to help keep citizens safe on Independence Day weekend.

City Council adopts FY-2027 Budget

The Broken Arrow City Council adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Municipal Budget, with total planned expenditures of $487,039,048, at its June 15 meeting.