Enid City Commissioners

ENID, OK - (Updated 3/1/2024) The Enid City Council consists of a mayor and six commissioners who serve four-year terms. At least three council positions are up for election every two years. Commissioners are elected by ward and the candidate must live in the ward for which they are running. The mayor and city commissioners are volunteers and do not receive a salary.

The City of Enid’s council-manager form of government gives policy authority to the City Council and administrative authority to the City Manager. City staff endeavors to make the most efficient use of the limited revenues received from city sales tax, user fees, ad valorem (property) tax, franchise fees and intergovernmental agreements. Expenditures include public safety, parks and recreation, debt service, maintenance, redevelopment, library, and general administration. The Council meets regularly on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at City Hall.

Mayor David Mason

Current Commissioners
Ward 1 - Judd Blevins
Ward 2 - Derwin Norwood
Ward 3 - Keith Siragusa
Ward 4 - Whitney Roberts
Ward 5 - Rob Stallings
Ward 6 - Scott Orr

Qualifications for said offices are as follows:

1. All candidates must:
a. Be an elector of the State of Oklahoma; and
b. Be at least twenty-five (25) years of age; and
c. At the time of the election, and for the two (2) years next preceding such election, shall have been a resident in good faith of the City of Enid; and
d. Must file for office within the required time.

2. Candidates for Commissioner shall also be a bona fide resident of the ward he or she seeks to represent at the time of filing for office and election.

Petitions and Filing Fees; Forfeiture of Fee:

1. A Declaration of Candidacy must be accompanied by a petition supporting a candidate’s filing signed by five (5) percent of the registered voters eligible to vote for a candidate in the general election wherein the candidate’s name would appear on the ballot, as reflected by the latest registration report; or by a cashier’s check or certified check in the amount of one hundred dollars ($100.00) filed with the Secretary of the County Election Board.

2. Said check shall be forfeited to the election board and the proceeds therefrom shall be used by said board to defray election expenses unless the candidate is unopposed in the general election, becomes a candidate in the run-off election, or receives more than fifteen percent (15%) of the votes cast for the office for which he or she is a candidate at the first election wherein his or her name appears on a ballot, in which case said check shall be returned to the candidate immediately.

A map of the city wards can be seen at WARD MAP.

The Garfield County Election Board is located at 903 Failing Dr. Enid OK 73701.