Harrah Happenings

Join us at Heritage Park on Monday, May 25th at 10:00 AM for a Memorial Day Flag Raising Ceremony as we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.

Street Closure Notice – Thursday, May 14th. Portions of Main Street and the adjoining alley will be closed (as depicted on the map in red) on Thursday, May 14th for the Harrah Bike Night Event. The event times are from approximately 6 to 10 PM with street closures beginning at approximately 5:30 pm

Volunteer opportunities are available on the City of Harrah’s Boards and Commissions. Applications can be picked up at City Hall or found online at https://forms.gle/eUe86zMDzeXgHVJo8. → Planning Commission → Parks and Recreation Board → Board of Adjustments Copies of the applications can be picked at City Hall as well at 19625 NE 23rd Street.

The Harrah annual City Wide Garage Sale Event is this week and begin on April 30th thru May 2nd, 2026! The garage sale map and list that shows all of the addresses that have signed up is now live. As reminder there is no deadline to sign up, so there is still time this week to stop by City Hall …

City crews have turned off the water on Whites Meadow Dive to repair a water line leak. Repairs should be completed and the water back on within 4 to 5 hours, weather permitting.

The City of Harrah has received $96,622 in federal funding through the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) Air Quality Grant Program for pedestrian lighting improvements.  The Pedestrian Lighting Enhancement Project will increase visibility and safety for residents traveling along key routes, particularly during evening hours.  “This project is an important step in improving safety and accessibility in our community,” said [LOCAL …

Looking for a simple way to conserve water and support a healthier community? Rain barrels are a practical, cost-effective way to collect and reuse rainwater for everyday outdoor needs like watering landscaping, washing vehicles, and cleaning tools. They’re an easy step toward saving money on water bills while reducing stormwater runoff and protecting our local environment. Learn more about rain …

The Harrah Fire Department wants to inform our community that Oklahoma County is now under a 14-day burn ban. Due to current weather conditions, including dry vegetation, low humidity, and increased fire risk, all outdoor burning is strictly prohibited during this time. This includes trash burning, brush piles, and any open flames that could potentially spread. These measures are in …