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Write to the mayors and legislators of Creek County, OK

Creek County, Oklahoma has 11 municipal governments serving about 38,464 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

Municipality

Creek County
OK

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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Oklahoma, so we don’t have their names. Cards go to the Office of the Mayor.

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Creek County instead, choose the State stamp.

Bristow Office of the Mayor
Depew town Office of the Mayor
Drumright Office of the Mayor
Kellyville town Office of the Mayor
Kiefer town Office of the Mayor
Lawrence Creek town Office of the Mayor
Mannford town Office of the Mayor
Mounds town Office of the Mayor
Oilton Office of the Mayor
Sapulpa Office of the Mayor
Slick town Office of the Mayor

Address book — Creek County

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Oklahoma, so we don’t have their names. Mail to city hall is addressed to the office and still arrives.

Municipality	Led by	City hall	Population
Bristow	Office of the Mayor	110 W 7th Ave, Bristow 74010	4,254
Depew town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 357, Depew 74028	411
Drumright	Office of the Mayor	122 W Broadway St, Drumright 74030	2,541
Kellyville town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 1260, Kellyville 74039	1,020
Kiefer town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 369, Kiefer 74041	2,231
Lawrence Creek town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 1327, Mannford 74044	123
Mannford town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 327, Mannford 74044	3,302
Mounds town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 310, Mounds 74047	960
Oilton	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 400, Oilton 74052	885
Sapulpa	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 1130, Sapulpa 74067	22,580
Slick town	Office of the Mayor	Po Box 111, Slick 74071	157

At the state house for Creek County

Kevin Stitt (Republican)	Governor of Oklahoma
Matt Pinnell (Republican)	Lieutenant Governor
Bryan Logan (Republican)	Senate District 8
Todd Gollihare (Republican)	Senate District 12
Chuck Hall (Republican)	Senate District 20
Randy Grellner (Republican)	Senate District 21
Chris Banning (Republican)	House District 24
Kyle Hilbert (Republican)	House District 29
Mark Lawson (Republican)	House District 30
Molly Jenkins (Republican)	House District 33
Dillon Travis (Republican)	House District 35