Each of these is handled by a different state agency. Pick the closest match and you will get the right number.
Looking for a particular person? Every agency’s staff directory lists names and direct lines.
Report pollutionChange your answer
Report pollution › An oil or gas well, pit, or drilling siteChange your answer
Oil and Gas Conservation Division
The Corporation Commission, not DEQ, handles pollution from oil and gas sites. Have the well name or location ready if you can see it.
Answered 24 hours a day
Report pollution › A mine, quarry, or gravel pitChange your answer
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Report pollution › Anything elseChange your answer
Environmental Complaints
If anyone is in danger, call 911 first. Otherwise, give as much detail as you can: where, when, and what you saw or smelled.
Answered 24 hours a day
WaterChange your answer
Water › My tap water looks, smells, or tastes wrongChange your answer
Environmental Complaints
Answered 24 hours a day
Water › Getting my well water testedChange your answer
State Environmental Laboratory
Water › Test results for my town’s water systemChange your answer
Public Water Supply program
Results for every public water system are published on Drinking Water Watch, so you may not need to call.
Water › A permit to use water, or well recordsChange your answer
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Water › A dam near my propertyChange your answer
Ask for the latest inspection report. Have the dam’s location or ID number ready.
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Water › Grand Lake, Lake Hudson, or W.R. HolwayChange your answer
A utility bill or serviceChange your answer
Consumer Services
The Commission covers regulated utilities. If your bill comes from a city or from most electric cooperatives, they set their own rates, so call them first.
Oil and gasChange your answer
Oil and gas › Report a problem at a well or drilling siteChange your answer
Oil and Gas Conservation Division
Answered 24 hours a day
Oil and gas › Clean up an abandoned well site on my landChange your answer
Oil and gas › A refund of the OERB assessmentChange your answer
Oil and gas › Fuel quality or a pump at a gas stationChange your answer
Petroleum Storage Tank Division
Fuel prices are not regulated in Oklahoma. Quality and accurate measurement are.
Propane (LP gas)Change your answer
Propane (LP gas) › Dealer permits, renewals, and rulesChange your answer
If you smell gas, leave the building and call 911 or your propane supplier.
Propane (LP gas) › Form 4s and rebatesChange your answer
Business permits and licensesChange your answer
Business permits and licenses › Air quality permit or asbestos workChange your answer
Air Quality Division
Business permits and licenses › Water or wastewater constructionChange your answer
Water Quality Division, construction permitting
Business permits and licenses › Construction site stormwaterChange your answer
Stormwater Unit
Business permits and licenses › Septic installer, pumper, or hauler licenseChange your answer
Environmental Complaints and Local Services Division
Business permits and licenses › Interstate trucking (IRP, IFTA, UCR)Change your answer
Transportation Division
Business permits and licenses › Underground fuel storage tanksChange your answer
Petroleum Storage Tank Division
Business permits and licenses › Mining permits and bond releaseChange your answer
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Business permits and licenses › Leasing state school land or mineralsChange your answer
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Business permits and licenses › DEQ inspection or septic recordsChange your answer
Central Records
Earthquakes and geologyChange your answer
The quickest way to report an earthquake is the online form. It goes straight to the seismic technicians.
Hunting, fishing, and wildlifeChange your answer
The Department of Wildlife Conservation is not one of the agencies under this office, but it answers these questions directly.
Something elseChange your answer
The Secretary’s office advises the Governor on energy and environmental policy. It does not take complaints, issue permits, or handle bills, so the agency itself will answer you sooner. The common questions page may also have your answer.
Something else › None of these fitChange your answer
Email is the quickest way to reach the office. Say what you need and where you are, and staff will answer or put you in touch with the right person.