
Lawton may gain a privately funded real-time flood monitoring station near East Cache Creek, providing live weather, water-level, and camera data to improve warnings for vulnerable neighborhoods.

The Lawton Town Crier has submitted a formal Open Records Act request to the District 5 Attorney’s Office seeking the “Brady-Giglio” list. This record identifies law enforcement officers with documented credibility or misconduct issues. By requesting a mandatory Redaction Log, the Crier aims to document the legal basis for any withheld information, establishing a…

Booking photos associated with the Comanche County Detention Center were intermittently unavailable for several days in late March and early April. County officials attributed the issue to a system glitch, stating the system has since been restored. A review of records suggests a potential gap in photo availability during that period, which is still…

Lawton Town Crier investigated a statewide traffic citation coding issue after Elgin PD reported misclassified stop sign violations. Outreach to LPD, City Attorney, Municipal Court, DPS, and state agencies confirmed local review, state-level corrections, and seven improper license suspensions. Aside from LPD PIO, the City of Lawton did not respond.

The City of Lawton has released the draft One Lawton Comprehensive Plan, a long-range planning document intended to guide the city’s growth and development through 2050.

In this full, unedited On The Record interview, Garrett Jackson (Lawton Town Crier) sits down with Oklahoma District 5 District Attorney Kyle Cabelka to discuss how prosecution works in practice—and what trends are shaping public safety in Comanche and Cotton Counties.