Sperry Police Department

08/18/2026

08/17/2026

This morning at approximately 7:40 a.m., the Sperry Police Department began receiving calls reporting a male walking near the school area in possession of a hatchet. Officers responded immediately, and School Resource Officer/Assistant Chief Trammel, along with Officer Grimsley, made contact with the subject near Osage Drive and Pirates Pride Road.

Out of an abundance of caution, mutual aid was requested, and units from the Osage County Sheriff's Office, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, and the Osage Nation Police Department responded to assist.

Through the course of the investigation, it was determined that the subject was intoxicated and had no intent to harm anyone. He was taken into custody for public intoxication and transported to the Tulsa County Jail. At no point were students or staff ever in danger.

We want to commend Assistant Chief Trammel and Officer Grimsley for their quick response and professionalism in handling this situation calmly and effectively. This incident is a great example of why our School Resource Officer program matters. Having an SRO who knows our schools, our staff, and our community allows for a faster, more coordinated response any time a concern arises near our campuses.

We also want to thank our neighboring agencies for their swift assistance and continued partnership in keeping our community safe.

As always, if you see something, say something. Your calls this morning helped our officers respond quickly and keep our schools safe.

08/10/2026

The Sperry Police Department has been awarded more than $47,000 in grant funding from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) to support community cleanup efforts.

Chief Mahoney applied for this grant with a simple goal: give our residents an opportunity to clean up their properties without having to bear the cost of disposing of unwanted items.

Through this funding, we’ll be hosting several FREE community cleanup days. While the dates are still being finalized, we anticipate being able to accept most types of household trash, unwanted items, debris, and even tires at NO COST to residents.

More information, including cleanup dates, locations, and what can be accepted, will be announced soon.

Cleaner properties. Cleaner neighborhoods. Protected property values. A better Sperry.

A big thank you to Oklahoma DEQ for investing in our community!

08/06/2026

Our very first National Night Out was an incredible success, and we couldn’t have asked for a better community to celebrate with!

For those who may not know, National Night Out is a nationwide event that brings law enforcement, first responders, and the communities they serve together. It’s all about building relationships, strengthening trust, and making our neighborhoods safer, while having a lot of fun along the way.

And for our first year hosting… we think we knocked it out of the park!

✨ More than 250 community members joined us

🚁 A Life Flight helicopter landed downtown

🚓🚒 Public safety agencies from across Oklahoma came out to participate

🌮 Great food from local food trucks

🎁 Lots of giveaways

😊 Countless smiles, conversations, and memories

To everyone who attended or participated, thank you!

Your support made this event something truly special.

We want to give special recognition to someone who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make this event happen.

Country Corner Fire & EMS Director Samantha Green, who dedicated months of planning, coordinating, organizing, and problem-solving to bring this event to life. Her passion, leadership, and countless hours of hard work are the reason this event was such a tremendous success.

Samantha, on behalf of the Sperry Police Department, thank you. We truly couldn’t have done it without you.

Finally, thank you to every agency that joined us and to the amazing people of Sperry. Seeing our community come together like this is exactly what National Night Out is all about.

We had an amazing first year…

Now let’s make next year even bigger and better! 💙🚓🚒🎉

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07/22/2026

🚧 Road Closure Notice - August 4th 🚧

The following roads will be closed in preparation for the National Night Out block party in downtown.

Atoka and Main
Main and Cincinnati Ave
N. Cincinnati, just south of the post office entrance
N. Cincinnati, just south of the DX

Closure Times: Roads will close between 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM and remain closed until approximately 9:00 PM.

Event Start Time: 4:00 PM

Side streets will remain open; however, all streets leading into downtown will be closed for the duration of the event.

Detour Routes to reach the school for Back to School night:

Take Cincinnati (Highway 11) to 103rd Street → head west on 103rd Street to Osage Drive → head south on Osage Drive to Pirates Pride Drive → follow to the school.

To access the south side of town and reach the school:

From 86th St N and Peoria (Highway 11), head west on 86th St N to Cincinnati → head north on Cincinnati to Cherokee Drive → head west on Cherokee Drive to 4th Street → head north on 4th Street to the school.

We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we prepare for this event that we hope is fun for our community.

While this is still 2 weeks away, we wanted to share early to allow.

We hope to see everyone at National Night Out

Country Corner Fire Department

07/20/2026

Road closures in the Osage County area.

🚧 Road Closure Notice - N. 52nd West Ave. 🚧

N. 52nd West Ave. between W. 133rd St. N. and W. 113th St. N. will be closed on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. while District 2 crews perform road work.

If the project is not completed on July 21, the closure will continue during the same hours on Wednesday, July 22.

During the closure, access will be limited to:
Emergency Services
Postal Service
Residents who live on N. 52nd West Ave.

Please plan ahead, use an alternate route if possible, and allow extra travel time.

We appreciate your cooperation and understanding!

07/18/2026

The Sperry Police Department has recently received reports of individuals going door-to-door offering to sell home security cameras, alarm systems, and roof repair services.

While many solicitors may be conducting legitimate business, we encourage everyone to use caution whenever someone you don’t know comes to your door.

Here are a few safety tips:

🏠 Do not open your door fully. Speak through a locked screen door, security door, or use a video doorbell if available.

🔒 Never allow an unknown person into your home. Legitimate businesses should not pressure you to let them inside.

🪪 Ask to see their Solicitor’s Permit. The Town of Sperry requires door-to-door solicitors to obtain a permit before conducting business within town.

⚠️ Trust your instincts. If something doesn’t feel right, don’t hesitate to end the conversation.

📞 If you observe suspicious behavior or believe someone is misrepresenting themselves, call the Sperry Police Department at 918-288-7333.

Remember:

‼️Don’t feel pressured to make an immediate decision.

‼️Never provide personal or financial information at your door.

‼️Consider researching any company before agreeing to services or signing a contract.