Welcome to Langley

Established 1939

A MEssage From The Mayor

Welcome to the Town of Langley!


As Mayor, it is my privilege to serve this vibrant and growing community.


We are committed to providing excellent services, fostering a strong sense of community, and ensuring that Langley remains a great place to live, work, and visit.


Thank you for being part of our town, and I encourage you to explore all that Langley has to offer.

Dee Anne Grapevine

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Town Announcements

The Langley City Council meetings are held at 6:00 pm on the 1st Thursday of each month at City Hall

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Court

Langley Court info, contact details, and payment information can be found here.

Info & Pay Fines
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AGENDAS

Click below for the upcoming meeting agendas and important announcements.

See Agendas
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Forms & Permits

Water service contracts, Fire Department forms, and other essential forms are here.

Forms & Permits

Welcome To Langley

Langley is a scenic “small town” in the rolling foothills of the Ozarks located within Mayes County in northeastern Oklahoma, about sixty miles from Tulsa.


Langley is bordered on the south and east by the waters of Grand Lake O’ The Cherokees and Grand River. Langley is traversed by Oklahoma Hi-ways 28 & 82 and only 15 miles from Interstate 44.


The Town consists of approximately 26 square miles of area and is located 7 miles from the 5200′ runway at South Grand Lake Regional Airport.


The Town provides this website to connect you with information, services, and the people that comprise our town government.


We invite all citizens, neighbors, and visitors to use this information, help us enhance it, and make it more useful. We are interested in your comments, please call us if you have questions or suggestions.

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