What is Public Power? Every time a City of Perry customer pays their utility bill, flips a switch, or shops locally, they are doing more than just powering their home - they are powering their community. In a public power community like Perry, utility revenue is reinvested back into the community. That means support for services we rely on and enjoy - like our local parks and cemetery, fire and ambulance, police, municipal airport, library, streets, and more. Public power is local people working together to meet local needs. Having crews nearby means faster response times and reliable service. When the power goes out or issues arise, our team is right here and ready to respond. Visit OurLocalPower.org to learn more
3 months ago, City of Perry
Ever dreamed of flying in a legendary warbird? Now’s your chance! Secure your spot today and experience history in the skies on an AT-6 Texan: Sign up here Don’t wait—these spots will fly away fast!
3 months ago, City of Perry
September is National Preparedness Month. If your storm shelter hasn’t been registered yet, call the Perry Fire Department at 580-336-9755. Registering your shelter helps first responders locate you quickly in case of severe weather damage.
3 months ago, City of Perry
Enrollment for Average Billing is open...
3 months ago, City of Perry
Make a lasting investment in great memories…Don’t forget to invite your friends to this one-of-a-kind event!
3 months ago, City of Perry
Perry Planes and Cars is gearing up to takeoff - 7 Clans Casino is stacking the deck by sponsoring the live band.
3 months ago, Autumn Jardot
It’s almost time for the annual Cherokee Strip Celebration! Join us in Perry for a weekend full of tradition, fun, and community spirit. Can’t make the parade in person? No worries — you can still catch the action online!
4 months ago, City of Perry
Water Service Alert Water was shut off this morning 9/4/2025 on 11th Street from North Brookwood to the Wakefield area to repair a water leak. No ETA at this time on restoration of service.
4 months ago, City of Perry
Water Service Alert Water will be temporarily shut off on 11th Street from North Brookwood to the Wakefield area starting at 11:00 a.m. to repair a water leak. Service is expected to be restored within 30 minutes to 1 hour.
4 months ago, City of Perry
The City of Perry is getting the equipment needed to resurface streets in-house—a major step forward! Work is expected to start in September 2025. The City will coordinate with residents as their streets are scheduled for improvements.
4 months ago, City of Perry
Thank you to the City of Perry’s workforce. Your dedication and hard work doesn’t go unnoticed.
4 months ago, City of Perry
Update as of 3:27pm - A line crew from OMPA is on the way and will be working on the issue tonight. Customers may continue to experience short outages while repairs are being made. We anticipate the issue being resolved later this evening.
4 months ago, City of Perry
The City is aware of the sporadic power outages taking place in town. Unfortunately, this is a substation issue and will take time to rectify. We will send an afternoon update regarding the matter. Thank you for your patience while we work through this.
4 months ago, City of Perry
The Perry Chamber is gearing up for the big 2025 Cherokee Strip Celebration. Join us as we come together to celebrate this exciting tradition. Can’t make it in person? No worries — you can still enjoy the parade with us thanks to our local Perry Information Network (PIN)!
The house at CCC Lake is rented! Thank you to everyone that applied.
4 months ago, City of Perry
School starts this week! Please be alert for school zones, watch for crosswalks, and use extra caution around school buses to help keep students and staff safe. We’d like to thank our Street Crew for getting crosswalks ready and the Electric Department for making sure our school zones are running.
4 months ago, City of Perry
The water department is currently working a large water leak in the Highland/Hillcrest area. Unfortunately, some dirt has gotten into the lines as a result. The water department will be flushing the line once the repair is complete. If you notice any dirt in your water, please use cold water to flush your lines to avoid getting excess sediment in washing machines, hot water tanks, or other appliances. Updates to follow.
4 months ago, City of Perry
The pool may be closed, but the fun’s not over — keep on splashing!
