The contractors working on the 9th St waterline project have damaged a 2 inch line near the area of 9th and Noble. Customers in the area may experience low to no water pressure until the break is repaired. Crews are currently working to repair the line.
For more details, visit our webpage at
https://www.cityofperryok.com/page/employment-opportunities
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UPDATE: 9th Street Closure
9th Street will be closed today for the sewer line extension and is expected to reopen this evening. It is then scheduled to close again early next week and will remain closed for several weeks while work is completed.
9th Street Closure Notice
9th Street is scheduled to close sometime during the first week of February 2026, weather permitting. Because the timing depends on weather conditions, we’re unable to provide an exact start date at this time. Once the street is closed, it will remain closed for several weeks while work is completed. We will update everyone once the road has reopened. Thank you for your patience and understanding!
If you know anyone who lives in the area, please help us spread the word.
Davis Sanitation Update for January 26th, 2026: Collection will begin two hours later than normal, with crews departing the yard at 7:00 a.m. rather than 5:00 a.m.
All Monday garbage collection will be completed, provided no unforeseen issues arise.
Use the customer portal to monitor usage and set alarms...
It was an outstanding year for baseball in Perry! Lee Harmon and his crew continue to do an excellent job maintaining the Perry BMAC Baseball Complex, and Lee is already looking forward to an even better 2026 season. Spring tournament dates are now available on the Perry BMAC Baseball Complex website. www.perrybaseballcomplex.com
The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is partnering with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about the dangers of radon exposure and to encourage residents to take steps to protect their homes and families. Radon is a naturally occurring, invisible, odorless, and tasteless gas that forms from the natural breakdown of uranium in the soil. While it disperses harmlessly outdoors, radon can accumulate indoors—sometimes reaching dangerous levels. Long-term exposure to elevated radon levels is the leading cause of lung cancer among non-smokers.
To help Oklahomans take action, DEQ is offering free radon test kits. Typically, these kits cost between $20 and $40 when purchased online or in stores. Testing your home is simple, and it’s the only way to know your radon level.
For more information or to request a free test kit, visit DEQ Offering Free Radon Test Kits to Oklahoma Residents
Trash Collection Update:
We have been informed that trash was not collected as scheduled on Friday. Davis Sanitation has provided the following updated pickup schedule:
- Thursday’s missed pickup will be collected today (Monday).
- Friday’s missed pickup will be collected Tuesday.
- New Year’s Day (Thursday) pickup will take place on Monday, January 5th.
- Regular Friday pickup will occur as normal this week.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as the schedule is adjusted during the Holidays.
Thinking about investing or starting a business downtown?
The City of Perry is excited to announce the Downtown Business District Improvements Program—created to assist new businesses and existing businesses with residential components with construction costs and upgrades needed to bring their properties up to current code standards. If you’re interested, apply here: https://www.cityofperryok.com/page/downtown-improvement-program
It’s AMAZON! This location is west of I-35, just west of BMAC.
• This is HUGE for Perry:
– 50,000 sq ft building
– 100+ new jobs
– Major boost to our local economy
• Target opening:
– Late summer / early fall 2026
• Exciting partnership:
– Amazon is a nationally respected company
– Thrilled they chose Perry
– Amazon will complete two road improvements
Did you know 100% of The Christmas Tour of Homes proceeds go toward downtown Christmas lighting around the downtown square?
Perry’s Christmas Home Tour will be held on Sunday, December 7th, from 1:00pm to 4:30 p.m. Stroll through beautifully decorated homes filled with holiday spirit and inspiration. This holiday tradition is organized by Brenda Landes, Carrie Hall, and Bree Vaughan, with proceeds benefiting new lighting and décor for the Noble County Courthouse square. Perry Main Street and the City Parks Department partner together to use the proceeds to purchase anything new for the lighting display. Tickets for the Christmas Home Tour are available at Thorn Originals and Foster Corner Drug before the event, and can also be purchased at any featured home on the day of the tour. For more details and a list of featured locations, check out the Perry Daily Journal and the Facebook page “The Christmas Tour of Homes in Perry, Oklahoma.”
