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January 24, 2026 6:49 PM

Winter Weather Updates

In Catoosa: Northbound and southbound lanes of SH-66 at E. Pine Street and EB I-44 are closed due to declining weather conditions.

State, county, and city officials have strategically deployed multiple snow plows, motor graders, salt/sand trucks to clear roads. Roads are reportedly severe.

This next wave of forecasted weather indicates a heavy band of snow that is expected to end around 10AM Sunday. Freezing temperatures continue.

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January 25, 2026 11:16 PM

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Prior Updates

January 25, 2026 11:11 PM

Rogers County Courthouse Inclement Weather Updates

-The courthouse will be operating on a delayed schedule and will open at 10:00 AM instead of 8:00 AM on Monday, January 26, 2026.

-The Rogers County Board of County Commissioners meeting scheduled for Monday, January 26 at 9:00 AM has been canceled. 

-The Rogers County District Court announced that all hearings for all judges scheduled for Monday are canceled.  For rescheduled hearing dates, please contact the judge's office directly on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.


January 24, 2026 9:24 PM

Rogers County Road Update: Winter Storm Response

Rogers County's three commissioner districts are all-hands-on-deck as our road crews battle this significant winter storm. Here’s a look at what’s being managed across our county and why your patience is critical right now:


 District Breakdown & Road Miles:


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District 1 – Commissioner Dan DeLozier maintains 460.31 miles


Commissioner Steve Hendrix District 2 Dark clothing and jeans District 2 – Commissioner Steve Hendrix maintains 384.87 miles


Commissioner Ron Burrows District 3dark shirt and blue jeans District 3 – Commissioner Chairman Ron Burrows maintains 314.82 miles


 Current Operations:

Our road crews have been out treating [sand/salt] and plowing continuously—many on 24-hour split shifts—to keep roads as passable as possible. With this much ground to cover, progress takes time, especially in heavy conditions. 


 Priority List:

In this order: Main roads, collector roads, residential roads, county facilities (critical), county facilities (non-critical).

Not addressed: Private roads and private parking lots.


 Why Multiple Passes Are Necessary:

Even after a road is plowed, ongoing snowfall requires crews to make several return passes. Overnight, we’re expecting another wave of snow with sleet on top of existing snow and ice. This will extend clearing times.


 We Need Your Patience & Cooperation:

- Please avoid travel if possible.

- If you must drive, stay far behind plows and never attempt to pass.

- Understand that some roads may remain slick even after treatment/plowing.


Transportation crews are committed to working until district routes are addressed. Thank you for your patience and for supporting our crews as they work to keep Rogers County safe.