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NODA
Northern Oklahoma Development Authority
COVID-19 Response
Due to the coronavirus/COVID-19 outbreak and pandemic, NODA staff is working remotely as much as possible to continue with our mission to serve and support our eight counties and 63 communities. Please continue to contact our employees via email, or call the NODA office at (580) 237-4810 and your message will be relayed promptly.
Additional information and resources are available HERE.
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GIS
NODA has the ability to create state-of-the-art maps using its GIS, GPS (which allows for more precise mapping and location of water lines, sewer lines, etc.) and … Continue Reading
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Cherokee Strip Transit
In 1991, Cherokee Strip Transit (CST), originally know as Garber Elderly Transportation Systems (GETS) began meeting the basic transportation needs of elderly clients in … Continue Reading
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Rural Fire Defense
The Rural Fire Defense Program provides technical assistance and equipment placement services to new or established rural fire departments throughout the sub-state … Continue Reading
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Community Development
Advanced planning for future capital asset improvement, such as water systems and streets, is essential to preserving the quality of life within a community setting. … Continue Reading
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Economic Development
As a designated Economic Development District, the NODA Board of Trustees is charged by the Federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) to encourage units of local … Continue Reading
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NODA is an association of local governments voluntarily joining together to work with common interests for greater economy of each entity and the benefit of all. … Continue Reading
NODA is an association of local governments voluntarily joining together to work with common interests for greater economy of each entity and the benefit of all.
Serving Alfalfa, Blaine, Garfield, Grant, Kay, Kingfisher, Major and Noble Counties in Oklahoma.
ODOT Transportation Survey
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT), in partnership with the Oklahoma Transit Association (OTA), is tasked with the development of a statewide public transit policy plan, “Oklahoma Mobility.”
Oklahoma Mobility’s purpose is to:
Establish standards and protocols for agencies involved in the delivery and funding of public transit services.
Set the foundation for policies guiding transit investments statewide as well as establishing programs and strategies to enhance transit services.
Aid the development of a policy that addresses the transit challenges of today.
ODOT is seeking your input whether, you are a transit rider or someone who rarely uses transit, on how the public transit system in Oklahoma can best serve your needs. Please go to https://www.oktransitplan.org/survey and complete the survey.