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
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
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
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
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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ABOUT NODA
NODA is an association of local governments voluntarily joining together to work with common … 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.
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. Authority membership is available to the counties of Alfalfa, Blaine, Garfield, Grant, Kay, Kingfisher, Major and Noble and all public agencies having some jurisdiction within the eight listed counties. This may include cities and towns, soil and water conservation districts, school districts, authorities or political subdivisions. Associate membership is available to unincorporated rural areas, businesses and industries. Click here to learn more.
