Oklahoma Borough

About Our Community

Oklahoma Borough is located in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Established and incorporated in 1931, the borough serves as a small, residential community within the Greater Pittsburgh area. As of the 2020 census, Oklahoma had a population of 788.

The borough shares land borders with Washington Township and Allegheny Township. Directly across the Kiskiminetas River to the east, Oklahoma is adjacent to several Armstrong County municipalities, including North Apollo, Apollo (connected via the 1st Street Bridge), and Kiskiminetas Township.

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GRANT UPDATE

Councilman Charles Blair was able to secure a Grant through the Statewide Local Shared Account in the amount of $74,031. This Grant will allow the borough to construct fencing around the baseball field for added protection. It will also add some paving by the pavilion and bring the pavilion into ADA standards. It will also have a pad for the dumpster for easier access to pick up trash.

This brings the total amount of grant money given to the borough since 2022 to $624,096. Sadly, we were not selected for the Park Walking Path this year.