OML 25 Years of Service Awards - Deadline December 31, 2024

Each year the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Municipal League recognizes officials and employees of cities and towns who have completed a minimum of 25 years of service.

The honoree names are inscribed in a permanent Honor Roll of Service book at the League's office. In addition, honorees are given a certificate and a lapel pin recognizing their 25 years of service to municipal government. The certificate and pin will be sent to the municipality once the list of names has been received. Honorees who have already received the award are not eligible. 

To be eligible for this honor, an individual must have served as a municipal official or employee (in any capacity) at least 25 years at one or more municipalities. (Example #1: a person who has served as a planning commission member, a councilmember and a mayor for a total of 25 years would be eligible for this award. Example #2: an employee that has served as treasurer for one town for 15 years, took time off and then served as finance director for another town for 10 years, is eligible to receive this award.) Any municipal official or employee is eligible as long as they have served municipal government for at least 25 years. 

If your municipality has one or more individuals who have completed 25years of service during year 2024, please complete the nomination form and send in by December 31, 2024.

All previous recipients are listed on the OML 25 Years of Service Awards Page, in case you need to review your list before submitting the 2024 nomination form.

If you have any questions, contact April Bradbury via email at april@oml.org or call 1(800)324-6651 or (405)528-7515.