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City Charter & Ordinances
The Charter and Ordinances of the City of Ardmore are available for review and reference online.
Financial Services
The Finance Department administers the fiscal operations of the city including:
Municipal Court
The Municipal Court was created by Ardmore City Charter, Article V, Section 33. "There shall be a municipal judge, who shall be an officer of the city appointed by the City Manager for an indefinite term. The municipal judge may issue warrants and subpoenas, administer oaths and judgment, and punish for contempt."
Police Department
The Ardmore Police Department is committed to providing professional police services through community cooperation, creating realistic solutions to problems, maintaining respect for individuals' rights and enhancing the quality of life for the community. The Ardmore Police Department is governed by Part II, Chapter 24 of the Ardmore, Oklahoma Code of Ordinances.
Police Records
Part II, Chapter 24, Article I, Section 24-5 of Ardmore's City Ordinances states, "that all records of the city Police Department older than 10 years and not otherwise mentioned or limited by the provisions of Title 11 OK St. Ann. § 22-131 may be destroyed." The records held by the Police Department may be accessed by citizens. Contact the Records Division for more information.
The Charter and Ordinances of the City of Ardmore are available for review and reference online.
Financial Services
The Finance Department administers the fiscal operations of the city including:
- Accounting
- Accounts Payable
- Accounts Receivable
- Budget Management
- Grant Administration
- Internal Auditing
- Investments
Municipal Court
The Municipal Court was created by Ardmore City Charter, Article V, Section 33. "There shall be a municipal judge, who shall be an officer of the city appointed by the City Manager for an indefinite term. The municipal judge may issue warrants and subpoenas, administer oaths and judgment, and punish for contempt."
Police Department
The Ardmore Police Department is committed to providing professional police services through community cooperation, creating realistic solutions to problems, maintaining respect for individuals' rights and enhancing the quality of life for the community. The Ardmore Police Department is governed by Part II, Chapter 24 of the Ardmore, Oklahoma Code of Ordinances.
Police Records
Part II, Chapter 24, Article I, Section 24-5 of Ardmore's City Ordinances states, "that all records of the city Police Department older than 10 years and not otherwise mentioned or limited by the provisions of Title 11 OK St. Ann. § 22-131 may be destroyed." The records held by the Police Department may be accessed by citizens. Contact the Records Division for more information.