The Oklahoma Highway Safety Office (OHSO) was established in 1967 by the Oklahoma Legislature, as a direct result of the National Highway Safety Act of 1966, to combat an alarming increase in the number and severity of traffic crashes and fatalities. The OHSO is under the umbrella of the Department of Public Safety.



The OHSO works closely with local governmental organizations, state agencies, law enforcement agencies, and others to develop a State Highway Safety Plan and programs to address highway safety issues. The programs are Federally funded through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). Most programs and activities fall into the areas of traffic safety education, training, and enforcement enhancement.



OHSO provides the Skiatook Police Department with a monthly report on the enforcement activity in their jurisdiction.

• January 2013 Enforcement
• December 2012 Enforcement
• November 2012 Enforcement
• October 2012 Enforcement
• September 2012 Enforcement
• August 2012 Enforcement
• July 2012 Enforcement
• June 2012 Enforcement
• May 2012 Enforcement
• April 2012 Enforcement
• March 2012 Enforcement
• February 2012 Enforcement
• January 2012 Enforcement
• December 2011 Enforcement
• October 2011 Enforcement
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• August 2011 Enforcement
• July 2011 Enforcement
• June 2011 Enforcement
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• April 2011 Enforcement
• March 2011 Enforcement
• February 2011 Enforcement
• January 2011 Enforcement
• December 2010 Enforcement
• November 2010 Enforcement