Humane wildlife response, exclusion, and prevention.


Wildlife X Team Oklahoma City 

Wildlife X Team – Oklahoma City is a local wildlife damage control company, specializing in humane wildlife handling, structural exclusion, and long-term prevention. Our team works in urban and residential environments with a community-first mindset, focusing on responsible, non-lethal solutions that protect homes, wildlife, and local ecosystems.

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Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area

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Wildlife X Team – Oklahoma City is a local wildlife damage control company, specializing in humane wildlife handling, structural exclusion, and...

Oklahoma City's Best Roofing Company- Readers Choice Voted

McCann's Roofing and Construction- Oklahoma City 

At McCann’s Roofing and Construction, we believe in doing things the right way—with honesty, hard work, and a handshake you can trust. As a family-owned company based in Edmond, we’ve spent over 30 years building strong roofs and even stronger relationships with our neighbors across Oklahoma. From roof replacements and repairs to siding, gutters, windows, and painting, our experienced team is here to help—no pressure, no gimmicks, just real people doing quality work. Whether you're in Edmond, Norman, Ada, or Oklahoma City, we're proud to be the trusted Oklahoma City roofer families call when storms roll in or it's time to improve their home. What makes us different? We show up. We follow through. We treat every home like it’s our own. We make the process simple and stress-free, from insurance help to final clean-up. Along the way, we’ve been honored with hundreds of five-star reviews and local Reader’s Choice Awards—but what means the most to us is the trust of the homeowners we serve. At McCann’s, we’re in the business of people, not just projects. If you want a local contractor who puts trust, craftsmanship, and community first, give us a call. We’d be honored to earn your business—and your trust—for years to come. Because around here, one call really does do it all.

At McCann’s Roofing and Construction, we believe in doing things the right way—with honesty, hard work, and a handshake you can trust. As a family...

Estate Planning Attorney and Probate Attorney in Oklahoma

Cortes Law Firm

I work as an Estate Planning Attorney and Probate Attorney in Oklahoma City. I help each person that comes to see me. If you need an attorney for your Estate Planning or Probate, we can help. We listen to your worries and fears. We are proud to provide you with personal representation and individual attention. 

I work as an Estate Planning Attorney and Probate Attorney in Oklahoma City. I help each person that comes to see me. If you need an attorney for...

Oklahoma City's financial condition continued to improve in fiscal year 2023, earning the city a "B" grade from Truth in Accounting. With a $646.3 million surplus, Oklahoma City remains classified as a "Sunshine City," meaning it has more than enough money to cover its financial obligations. This equates to a Taxpayer Surplus™ of $2,900.The city's financial position strengthened by $95.9 million, driven primarily by higher sales, use, and other tax collections. Sales taxes accounted for 48% of the city's total governmental revenue in 2023, reflecting strong consumer spending and economic resilience. However, Oklahoma City still faces an unfunded pension liability of $412.2 million, which remains subject to investment market fluctuations and long-term benefit obligations. Key findings from the report include: <ul><li>Oklahoma City had $2.5 billion available to pay $1.8 billion in bills.</li><li>The city's financial surplus grew to $646.3 million, equating to a $2,900 Taxpayer Surplus™.</li><li>Higher sales tax revenues supported financial stability, though pension liabilities remain a concern.</li></ul> With a strong economic foundation, Oklahoma City is well-positioned for future financial planning, but careful management of pension obligations will be crucial for maintaining long-term fiscal health. For those interested in a deeper dive into Oklahoma City's finances—and how it compares to other major U.S. cities—you can read the full Financial State of the Cities 2025 report <a href="https://www.truthinaccounting.org/news/detail/financial-state-of-the-cities-2025" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.

Oklahoma City’s financial condition continued to improve in fiscal year 2023, earning the city a “B” grade from Truth in Accounting. With a $646.3 million surplus, Oklahoma City remains classified as a “Sunshine City,” meaning it has more than enough money to cover its financial obligations. This equates to a Taxpayer Surplus™ of $2,900.

The city's financial position strengthened by $95.9 million, driven primarily by higher sales, use, and other tax collections. Sales taxes accounted for 48% of the city’s total governmental revenue in 2023, reflecting strong consumer spending and economic resilience. However, Oklahoma City still faces an unfunded pension liability of $412.2 million, which remains subject to investment market fluctuations and long-term benefit obligations. Key findings from the report include: <ul><li>Oklahoma City had $2.5 billion available to pay $1.8 billion in bills.</li><li>The city’s financial surplus grew to $646.3 million, equating to a $2,900 Taxpayer Surplus™.</li><li>Higher sales tax revenues supported financial stability, though pension liabilities remain a concern.</li></ul> With a strong economic foundation, Oklahoma City is well-positioned for future financial planning, but careful management of pension obligations will be crucial for maintaining long-term fiscal health. For those interested in a deeper dive into Oklahoma City’s finances—and how it compares to other major U.S. cities—you can read the full Financial State of the Cities 2025 report <a href="https://www.truthinaccounting.org/news/detail/financial-state-of-the-cities-2025" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>.