Western Oklahoma Sales Tax Collections Show Mixed Results in Latest OTC Distribution

The Penny News 1442

Oklahoma City, OK – Western Oklahoma communities posted a mix of gains and losses in the latest monthly sales tax distribution released by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, with several regional retail hubs showing solid growth while others experienced declines compared to the same period last year.

The June 8, 2026, distribution of sales tax collections by the Oklahoma Tax Commission primarily represents local tax receipts from April business. The monies they reported this period represent sales from April 16th to 30th and estimated sales from May 1st to the 15th.

Among the communities tracked, Elk City received $1,477,050.38, an increase of 6.5% over the $1,386,900.29 distributed during the same period in 2025.

Weatherford also reported a healthy gain, receiving $1,174,072.85, up 7.0% from $1,097,184.94 a year ago. Altus posted one of the strongest increases among larger cities, climbing nearly 13% to $1,272,116.90, compared to $1,125,879.18 last year.

El Reno recorded the largest increase among the cities included in this report, jumping 17.3% to $1,062,162.98, up from $905,419.33 in June 2025.

Not every community saw an increase. Woodward received $1,053,750.47, down 8.2% from $1,147,296.36 one year earlier. Clinton slipped 2.4%, receiving $529,798.80 compared to $542,742.29 in last year's distribution. Cordell experienced the largest percentage decline in the group, falling 14.3% to $85,682.47, down from $99,930.46.

Two smaller communities posted positive results. Mangum recorded the largest percentage increase among the cities reviewed, climbing 20.5% to $59,501.73, compared to $49,379.69 last year. Sayre remained essentially steady, with collections totaling $132,507.52, a slight 0.7% increase over the $131,555.13 received during the same distribution in 2025.

Statewide, Oklahoma cities shared $201,028,855.50 in sales tax revenue during the June distribution, reflecting continued consumer spending across much of the state.

Copyright 2026 Paragon Communications. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without permission.


 
 

More News

News
The Penny News 1563
News | September 11, 2026
A rural home north of Elk City was destroyed by fire Thursday, one of two fires that kept western Oklahoma crews busy despite recent rainfall.
News
The Penny News 1562
News | September 10, 2026
GPRMC will continue its free monthly education series, Community Connections, with a September session focused on financial literacy.
News
The Penny News 1561
News | September 10, 2026
OKIE811 will host an Elk City Safety Day on Wednesday, September 16, at Western Technology Center, offering free training for excavators, facility operators, vendors and others involved in underground utility safety and damage prevention.
News
The Penny News 1560
News | September 10, 2026
Roger Mills County fire departments responded to three separate lightning-caused fires near Reydon Wednesday evening, with crews ultimately bringing all three incidents under control.
News
The Penny News 1559
News | September 10, 2026
Washita County’s aeronautical artists are getting to work on a high-flying canvas.
News
The Penny News 1558
News | September 09, 2026
The Elk City Chamber of Commerce has announced the winners from Saturday’s Rodeo Parade, with local businesses, schools, organizations, churches and individuals earning honors in several categories.

 
PN50987
Have your ad read on the most powerful hour in radio, TRADIO. The buy, sell, and trade show that airs Monday through Friday at 10:00 AM to 10:30 AM on KECO 96.5 FM.

 

 

© Copyright 2026, Paragon Communications. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed without permission.