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Oklahoma Labor Day Weekend Road Recap

What Oklahoma's department of transportation (DOT) feed showed from Thursday, Sept. 3 through Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 7, 2026. Part of the national Labor Day Weekend Road Recap.

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How we got these numbers: MileCheck saves every state department of transportation (DOT) road alert as it's published. We counted what was on Oklahoma's feed from Sept. 3 through Sept. 7. Not all states report the same data. Fire figures are as of Labor Day, Sept. 7, 4:50 PM Pacific.
0crashes reported, Sept. 3 through Sept. 7
4closures on the feed
0roadwork records on the feed
39,020acres in 27 active fires, as of Labor Day

Crashes

No crashes were on Oklahoma's feed from Sept. 3 through Sept. 7. Not all states publish crash reports.

Closures and roadwork

4 closures and 0 roadwork records were on Oklahoma's feed over the five days.

Routes with the most records, all types
  • OK-251A — 1
  • OK-71 — 1
  • OK-100 — 1
  • OK-80 — 1

Wildfires

As of Labor Day, Oklahoma had 27 active fires covering 39,020 acres.

Largest fires, as of Labor Day, Sept. 7, 4:50 PM Pacific
  • Sharpe (Cimarron County), 29,209 acres, 100% contained
  • Ware (Osage County), 2,271 acres, 100% contained
  • Alexander Trail (Pushmataha County), 1,600 acres, 90% contained
  • 2690 (Caddo County), 900 acres, 100% contained

Live fire perimeters and the closures near them are at milecheckapp.com/fire.

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