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ODOT crews recognized for workplace safety: Southeastern district awarded for best safety record

SERTPO Releases Updated 2026 Limited English Proficiency (LEP) Plan

SERTPO Updates 2026 Public Participation Plan

Durant Bike Rodeo Rolls Into Durant May 16 with Free Family Fun, Safety Courses, and Bike Giveaways

The Developmental Disabilities Council of Oklahoma is working to improve services and better support people with developmental disabilities in Oklahoma. To do this, we need to hear from you!

ODOT Invites K–12 Students to ‘Name the Snowplow’ and Win Cool Prizes!

SERTPO Releases Draft FFY 2026 Planning Work Program for Public Review

A grand opening next weekend for a multi-use trail system just north of downtown McAlester will celebrate establishing an outdoor community gathering point and the prospect of increased tourism in the area.

A group of over 25 local stakeholders—residents, business owners, landowners, public health advocates, engineers, and elected officials—joined forces for a walk audit of the US-259 corridor in Hochatown to identify ways to make the growing area safer and more walkable.

On June 23, 2025, a citywide walk audit brought together community voices to evaluate walkability and identify much-needed improvements between downtown Durant and Southeastern Oklahoma State University.

Southeastern Oklahoma Regional Transportation Planning Organization (SERTPO) wants to hear from YOU about your experiences, needs, and expectations for transportation in our region.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is looking for public input on the newest edition of the department’s 2025-2050 Long Range Transportation Plan.

The White House announced Wednesday the Oklahoma Department of Transportation will receive a $124 million Large Bridge Project award through the Federal Highway Administration’s Bridge Investment Program for the replacement of the US-70 Roosevelt Bridge across Lake Texoma between Kingston and Durant in Southeastern Oklahoma.

Thirteen major bridges to receive funding through President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, improving the safety and efficiency of critical supply chain corridors, creating good-paying jobs, and supporting the national economy