Broken Arrow City Council swears in four new councilors and elects new mayor

The Broken Arrow City Council meeting on April 15, 2025, kicked off with a heartfelt invocation led by Pastor Greg Pittman, who prayed for wisdom and guidance for city leaders. The meeting quickly transitioned to a significant moment as four new councilors were sworn in, marking a fresh chapter for the city’s governance.

During the oath of office ceremony, the councilors pledged to uphold the Constitution of the United States and the state of Oklahoma, committing to serve the citizens of Broken Arrow to the best of their abilities. This formal induction not only symbolizes a change in leadership but also reflects the community's trust in these elected officials to navigate the city's future.

Following the swearing-in, the council moved to the election of the mayor, a pivotal decision that will shape the direction of city policies and initiatives. This election is particularly noteworthy as it sets the tone for the council's priorities moving forward.

As the councilors embark on their new roles, the community is eager to see how their leadership will impact local governance and address the needs of Broken Arrow's residents. The meeting underscored the importance of civic engagement and the role of elected officials in fostering a prosperous and safe environment for all citizens.