Public Safety
The City of Wewoka is deeply committed to ensuring the well-being of all our residents, businesses, and visitors. Public safety is a shared responsibility, built on a strong partnership between our city’s dedicated emergency services, our city staff, and our community members.
We have gathered key resources from our first responders and information on our city-wide initiatives to help you stay safe and informed.
For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, please dial 911.
We Protect Our Community Through:
- Reliable Emergency Services
- Addressing Citizen Concerns
- Focusing on Workplace Safety
- Preparing for Emergencies
Emergency Services
Wewoka’s public safety is maintained by our dedicated first responders in the Police and Fire Departments, who are on duty 24/7 to protect, serve, and educate our community.
Report a Safety Concern
If you notice a non-emergency safety issue, such as an unsecured structure, a downed tree branch in a public road, or any other code violation, please let us know. Our dedicated code enforcement officer is here to help.
Animal Control
Our animal control services are a vital part of keeping Wewoka safe and healthy for all residents and their pets. Our department is committed to addressing issues with stray, loose, or potentially dangerous animals in accordance with city ordinances.
City-Wide Safety Commitment
The City of Wewoka is proactively enhancing safety across all municipal operations. Through our city-wide Safety Committee and wellness initiatives, we are actively developing comprehensive training programs and safety protocols for our employees.
This commitment helps ensure our public spaces and city services are managed with the highest regard for the well-being of our staff and the public they serve.
Emergency Preparedness
Being prepared for an emergency is a critical step in community safety. We encourage all residents to have a plan in place for common Oklahoma hazards, such as tornadoes, ice storms, and other severe weather.
To help your household stay prepared, consider creating an emergency kit with water, a flashlight, first-aid supplies, and other essentials. You can also establish a safe shelter location for bad weather, to ensure your family knows where to go in emergency situations.
We Are Here to Help
If you have non-emergency questions about our city’s public safety or emergency preparedness, please reach out. Your safety and peace of mind are our top priorities.
For all immediate, life-threatening emergencies, please dial 911.
