Oologah keeps school zone after reaching agreement with ODOT

T.R.U.S.T.
Jul 14
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A school zone on Highway 169 will now remain in place after the town of Oologah disagreed with the state's plan to remove it.

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By: Cal Day

July 15th 2025

OOLOGAH, Okla.- A school zone on Highway 169 will now remain in place after the town of Oologah disagreed with the state's plan to remove it.

The Department of Transportation had planned to raise the speed limit on the stretch of highway in front of Oologah Public Schools.

Although the town council initially agreed, they changed their minds after learning more details about the plan.

The mayor says he and others in town were not on board with the changes after they got the final approved from ODOT. The city and ODOT are glad to find a resolution that works for everyone.

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