Contact your City Councilor
Dale Copeland, Mayor, Ward 1
918.331.7902
copeland4bville@aol.com
Ward 1 map
Jim Curd Jr., Vice Mayor, Ward 3
918.397.3092
Jimforward3@gmail.com
Ward 3 map
Loren Roszel, Ward 2
918.440.0215
ward2council@cityofbartlesville.org
Ward 2 map
Billie Roane, Ward 4
918.559.2634
ward4council@cityofbartlesville.org
Ward 4 map
Trevor Dorsey, Ward 5
918.886.3516
ward5council@cityofbartlesville.org
Ward 5 map
To view a map of all five city wards, see Ward Boundaries 2023.
Bartlesville City Council
City Council members are elected from each of city’s five wards. The mayor and vice mayor are elected by the council during the first meeting of the new term. Each council member serves a term of two years with elections held in even-numbered years beginning November 2012.
- Two-year terms
- Elections held in even-numbered years
- Members elected by their ward
- Mayor, Vice Mayor elected by council
The next City Council election will be held Nov. 5, 2024. The filing period for candidates to file declarations of candidacy for their ward is August 2024 (dates to be determined) at the Washington County Election Board, 4th Floor, City Hall.
Meetings
The council meets the first Monday of the month on the first floor of City Hall, 401 S. Johnstone Ave. in downtown Bartlesville. Special meetings are called as needed. 2023 Schedule of Regular Meetings
These meetings are open to the public and are recorded and live-streamed via the City’s webcast as well as televised on local cable Channel 56.
Public input
Citizens who reside within 10 miles of City Hall, 401 S. Johnstone Ave., are welcome and encouraged to provide input to the council during the “Citizens to be Heard” portion of every City Council meeting. Citizens to be Heard are held at the beginning of each meeting. In an effort to streamline the process, speakers are asked to sign in and limit their comments to three minutes, and to refrain from repeating information presented by previous speakers.
Please note, the council is prohibited, per the Oklahoma Open Meetings Act, from commenting on issues brought up during Citizens to be Heard. However, a council member may address concerns during the “Council member remarks” portion of the meeting.