The City of Waynoka provides essential utility services and infrastructure, including Water, Sewer, Garbage, Electric, Streets and Cemetery. Team Members who provide these services are Benny Lyon, Dan Boley, Kurt Klein, Justin Schaumberg, Rick Dyke, Johnny Moore and Darryl Gaisford.
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Water
Reverse Osmosis FilterWaynoka's new reverse osmosis plant is complete! Reverse osmosis cleans water by pushing it through a membrane that only
the water can pass through. This process is called reverse osmosis because
pressure forces the water to flow in the reverse direction of natural
osmosis. Natural osmosis starts with pure water on one side of a
membrane and untreated water on the other side. The pure water will tend to
move through the membrane to dilute the untreated water. In reverse osmosis,
the untreated water is pushed through the membrane, purifying the water by
leaving nitrates and other contaminants behind. |
Reverse Osmosis |
New Water Lines
Our next water project is to replace and upgrade about 3.5 miles of water lines in Waynoka. Lines will be increased in size to carry more water. Efficiency will be enhanced by establishing several loops in the system where dead ends now exist. Work began on this project during October.
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Sewer
The City provides sewer service as part of the regular monthly utility bill.
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Garbage
The City contracts garbage services with B&B Sanitation. Each utility customer uses a poly cart for trash pickup. Commercial customers may use larger dumpsters.
Items too large for residential poly carts can be taken to the City's "dump." It isn't really a dump; it's a group of roll-off dumpsters. For $5 per pickup load, any Waynoka utility customer can take trash items to the "dump". The key is available at City Hall during regular business hours. Please, please, please help us to keep this area usable and safe by putting all items into the dumpsters!
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Electric
Electric service is also provided by the City of Waynoka. All municipal utility fees are combined into a single, convenient monthly bill.
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Streets
The City of Waynoka is responsible for 16.5 miles of city streets. In accordance with the state laws, Waynoka does not maintain the streets directly, but works with Woods County for maintenance.
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Cemetery
Waynoka also maintains a municipal cemetery.
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