TRASH COLLECTION DAYS​
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BIW's regular trash collection day is Tuesday, with recycling picked up every other Tuesday. Big trash/bulky waste pickup day is the first Wednesday of the month. Check the OKC website for holiday rescheduling and other news.
GEOGRAPHICAL BOUNDARIES​
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Belle Isle West encompasses the Fairdale, Belle Isle, and Riviera additions in Oklahoma City, OK.
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Boundaries:
NW 63rd, N Villa, N May, NW Expway
Plus: 2300-2400 blocks of NW 59th Street
Riviera Drive
The two homes at 2400 & 2412 NW 63rd
LOCAL SCHOOLS​
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Belle Isle West is in the Oklahoma City Public School District. Our neighborhood public schools are West Nichols Hills Elementary, John Marshall Middle School and John Marshall High School, but nearby we also have the award-winning Belle Isle Enterprise Middle School and Nichols Hills Elementary, as well as Classen School of Advanced Studies and the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics.
CITY CODE VIOLATIONS AND ISSUES​
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Click here to contact the CITY ACTION CENTER to ask questions or report non-emergency code violations, such as high weeds, abandoned vehicles or other neighborhood problems. You can also contact the ACTION CENTER by phone at (405) 297-2535. For a police or public safety emergency, dial 9-1-1. For a water or sewer emergency, dial (405) 297-3334.
Looking for something you can't find? Chances are, you're not the only one! Contact us and we'll help you find the answer--AND we'll post it on our site!
REPORTING OUTAGES​
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For an electrical outage, contact OG&E by phone or text at 405-272-9595, or report online.
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For gas leaks or gas problems, contact Oklahoma Natural Gas at 800-458-4251 or online.
ADOPT A PET / LOST & FOUND PETS
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In Belle Isle West, we LOVE our pets! If you'd like to adopt a pet, check out the Oklahoma City Animal Shelter. Dozens of dogs and cats and small animals are available for adoption every day. We also have many private organizations that adopt animals, so check out Petfinder.com if you're looking for something specific.
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If you've lost or found a pet, contact the shelter--it's the best place to start.
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