Atoka County Commissioners

06/01/2026

Storm Debris Cleanup Update

Atoka County has completed its storm debris pickup operations and will no longer be collecting debris from county rights-of-way.

If you still have debris from the May storms, please make arrangements to dispose of it.

Thank you for your cooperation and assistance throughout the cleanup process.
Atoka County Board of County Commissioners

05/25/2026

05/04/2026

Please avoid Allison Road, Elmwood Road, and Katy Road (south of Katy Spur) at this time. Cleanup crews are actively working in the area, and the road will be mostly blocked throughout the day. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

05/02/2026

05/01/2026

Allison and a portion of Katy Road will be closed for the electrical company to work on getting the power restored.
It will be closed from Elmwood Rd west to Katy Road and Katy Rd north to Katy Spur Rd.

04/29/2026

Atoka County Districts 2 and 3, along with emergency services, are currently out assessing storm damage throughout the area. Crews may be taking photos as part of this process.

We want to make the public aware so if you see them, you’ll know what they are doing. They are also continuing to clear roads.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

04/28/2026

Atoka County Storm Update

Storm damage has caused downed power lines and impassable roads in several areas, including Iron Stob Road, Cottonwood Road, Forrest Hill Road, and Allison Road.
Please be patient as emergency crews and Atoka County Commissioners and crew are out working to clear roads and restore services.
If you are trapped in your home or storm cellar, please call the Atoka County Sheriff’s Office, 580-889-2424 or 911, so responders are aware of your location and can assist.
Please stay safe and avoid traveling unless absolutely necessary.

01/25/2026

The Atoka County Courthouse will remain closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026, due to the road conditions. We will try to reopen on Tuesday.

01/25/2026

Roads are snow-packed this morning and may be slick. If you don't have to get out, stay home and stay safe!

But if you must get out, drive safe with these tips:
🚙 Clear your windshield and windows completely BEFORE driving.
🚙 Drive slowly and with CAUTION. Don’t make sudden changes in speed or direction.
🚙 If you start to slide, take your foot OFF the gas. Don’t slam on your brakes. Turn gently into the slide, and don’t panic or overcorrect.
🚙 Keep a car emergency kit stocked with warm clothes and kitty litter or sand in case you get stuck.

01/25/2026

OBN wants our followers to stay safe when using a generator during this winter weather: