Claremore Power and Light crews and equipment are mobilized in anticipation of severe weather expected to hit our area this afternoon and evening. In the event of power outages, our teams will respond as soon as it is safe to do so, following the most intense portion of the storm.
Remember to exercise caution around downed power lines as they can be extremely dangerous. If you see any downed power lines, please report them immediately by calling 911.
It's crucial to stay weather-aware tonight. Ensure all your essential electronic devices are fully charged and stay tuned to your local weather stations for updates. For additional safety, sign up for the Rogers County Emergency Alert System at bit.ly/rocoemergencyalert to receive text notifications directly.
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Claremore's city employees work tirelessly every day to improve infrastructure, enhance residents' quality of life, and ensure the safety of our community. We're proud to share updates on these initiatives through quarterly reports on our website. To learn more, check out our most recent update at bit.ly/quarter12024 . ... See MoreSee Less
Due to the impending rain forecast, the permit-free weekend has been extended through next weekend. From April 25-28 and May 2-5, no permits will be required to host a garage sale and citizens can use their own signage for promotion. Please note, all signs must be removed at the end of the weekend.
Learn more about garage sales happening across Claremore at claremore.com/garage-sales/
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