Woodward County CAPS

05/02/2026

The Woodward County Commissioners approved routine business Monday, advanced interlocal agreements and continued early discussions on how to structure future spending under the county’s proposed County Area Projects sales tax.

04/06/2026

Today April 6, 2026 the Board of County Commissioners officially selected the members of the Woodward County CAPS Citizens Advisory Committee.

District 1 representatives are Jana Walker and Jacoby Dewald.

District 2 representatives are Nathan Holliday and Audra Hutchens.

District 3 representatives are Braden Combs and Morgan Hale.

This committee brings together representatives from across Woodward County and will play an important role in reviewing, evaluating, and recommending future CAPS projects to the Board of County Commissioners.

We appreciate each of these individuals for their willingness to serve and help guide investments that will impact Woodward County for years to come. Their involvement will help ensure CAPS remains transparent, community-driven, and focused on projects that provide long-term benefit across the county.

We also want to thank all of the candidates who applied and expressed interest in serving. We had many strong applicants, and we appreciate everyone who was willing to step forward and be part of shaping Woodward County’s future.

03/04/2026

Reminder: Applications to serve on the Woodward County CAPS Citizens Advisory Committee are due this Friday, March 6.

If you are interested in serving your community and helping review and recommend future CAPS projects, you may visit the link below to access the application.

Completed applications and required documents must be returned to the Woodward County Clerk’s Office by Friday, March 6.

We encourage residents from across Woodward County to consider applying and being part of this important process.

The Board of County Commissioners has formally established the Woodward County Citizens Advisory Committee application process following the voter-approved sales tax election held on February 10, 2026.

02/17/2026

Tuesday, Feb. 17th, the Board of County Commissioners officially certified the February 10th CAPS election results and passed Resolution R-26-14, beginning the process of forming the Woodward County Citizens Advisory Committee.

This 7-member committee (1 Commissioner serving as Chair and 6 citizen members — 2 from each district) will review proposed CAPS projects and make recommendations before funds are approved. All meetings will be open to the public in compliance with the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act.

If you are interested in serving your community and helping guide future CAPS investments, please visit the link below to access the application.

📌 Applications are due by March 6, 2026, and must be returned to the Woodward County Clerk’s Office.

We encourage residents from across the county to consider applying and being part of this next step in Woodward County’s future.

The Board of County Commissioners has formally established the Woodward County Citizens Advisory Committee following the voter-approved sales tax election held on February 10, 2026.

02/11/2026

CAPS HAS PASSED — THANK YOU, WOODWARD COUNTY!

The CAPS proposal has officially passed with 66.98% approval — 720 YES votes to 355 NO votes — a strong supermajority. Thank you to everyone who participated in the election, shared feedback, attended town halls, and took the time to stay informed.

This vote reflects a shared commitment to planning responsibly, investing wisely, and working together for the long-term future of Woodward County.

Now the work begins. Together, we’ll focus on turning this opportunity into real improvements that strengthen infrastructure, support public safety, leverage grants, and improve quality of life across the county.

This is something we can all be proud of. Thank you, Woodward County.

02/10/2026

Today is Election Day for CAPS.
This vote determines how Woodward County funds critical infrastructure and public safety—without raising taxes.

Make your voice heard today! Go vote from 7 am to 7 pm at your precinct.

02/10/2026

Woodward County Sheriff Keith Frutiger explains the current funding deficit facing the Woodward County Jail—and what it means for operations, staffing, and safety.
This is one of the real challenges CAPS is designed to help address.

Vote again Feb 10th

02/09/2026

Election Day is tomorrow.
Make your plan to vote and have your voice heard on CAPS.
Local control. No new taxes.

Vote again tomorrow, Feb 10th, at the Woodward County Courthouse.

02/09/2026

Opportunities for new industry come fast, and without preparation, communities lose them. CAPS creates the planning and readiness needed to compete. No new taxes. Local control. Real opportunities for our communities.

Vote again February 10th.

02/08/2026

Downtown Woodward is coming back to life — restored buildings, new businesses, and community events that bring people together. The vision for the next decade is simple: thriving shops, full parks, and a hometown our kids want to return to.

No new taxes. Local control. Real opportunities for our communities. Vote again February 10th.