This election is for City Council Wards 3, 4 and the At-Large seat. Visit services.okelections.us/voterSearch.aspx to locate your polling station.

Bi-annual sale of books for all ages, magazines, puzzles, games, CDs, DVDs, vinyl records. Proceeds benefit Broken Arrow Neighbors.

Since August 2018, the Broken Arrow Fire Department offers monthly CPR training classes free for members of the community. The one-hour classes train citizens in Hands-Only CPR, choking assistance and familiarize them with automated external defibrillators (AEDs) as part of the American Heart Association’s Friends and Family CPR course. This course is intended for people who want to learn CPR but do not need a CPR course completion card to meet a job requirement.

Thursday Night Live is back every Thursday night in the Rose District Pavilion (418 S. Main St) from 7:00-9:00 p.m. beginning April 18. Thursday Night Live will feature different types of entertainment and art forms each week. The event is free and open to the public. Bring a lawn chair and refreshments. Chloe Johns is a country music artist based out of Tulsa. She worked as a songwriter for a small publishing company in Nashville, Tennessee before moving back to her Red Dirt roots. Her music is a soulful blend of bluegrass and country western.

Safely and securely dispose of unused or expired medications during the BA Senior Resource Fair.
If these items are submitted in the original containers personal information should be crossed off. If this is not possible, submit the medication in clear bags. Medication could be current or expired unwanted/no longer needed medications. We will not accept IV bags, needles, bloody or infectious waste, pharmaceutical waste not generated by households, radioactive pharmaceuticals or vaccines.

Residents may dump free by presenting a driver’s license with a Broken Arrow address or a recent utility bill. Any household waste can be dropped off except for the following items: Hazardous materials, liquids (such as paint in liquid form, gasoline, used oil, etc.), batteries, fluorescent light bulbs, untreated medical waste and compressed gas cylinders. (Call 918-584-0584 to find out how to dispose of these items.) Refrigerators/air conditioners/freezers/or Freon containing items will be accepted with the proper documentation that the refrigerant has been properly removed by a licensed CFC technician. There will be a $2 fee for each car tire, $4 fee for each truck tire. Motor oil, batteries, antifreeze, steel cans and scrap metal are accepted year-round at the Metropolitan Environmental Trust (M.e.t.) recycling facility located at 302 N. Elm Pl. The M.e.t. facility also accepts plastic bottles, glass bottles, newspaper, office paper, aluminum cans, cardboard and paperboard.

Citizens, families, civic groups, and churches are all encouraged to come out and select a mile, park or trail to pick up. Gloves, trash bags and reflective safety vests will be available. If your group has adopted a mile, park or trail, take advantage of this event to register and pick it up as one of your scheduled quarterly clean ups!