City of Owasso

Owasso is one of the fastest growing cities in Oklahoma, with an average annual growth rate of nearly 1%. The city of Owasso is a major contributor to the Tulsa regional metro economy. Living in Owasso means enjoying all the amenities and choices available in one of America’s most livable metropolitan areas without living in the city!

Type: Film Friendly Communities
Film Permit: Yes
Film Liaison: Yes

Tribal Affiliations: The City of Owasso is the largest city within the Cherokee Nation as well as the Cherokee Film Studio is located within the Fence line of Owasso. The City of Owasso is also bordered by the Osage Nati

County Seat: Tulsa / Rogers
Population: 42,084
Distance from OKC: 1,212 miles
Distance from Tulsa: 136 miles

Community Features:
Veterans Memorial Park Sports Complex and 5K Trail Funtastic Island Historical Museum Timmy and Cindy Statues Fire Station Training Facility at Station 4 Police Department Shoot House and Multi-Purpose Building Redbud Festival Park Gathering On Main

Community Filmography:
• The Last Rodeo (2024) • A Christmas Present (2022) • The Gates (2024) • Possessions (2021)

City Infrastructure:
Location: Owasso, Tulsa County, Oklahoma, 74055, United States (36.24886 -95.90201 36.33668 -95.70774) Average elevation: 653 ft Minimum elevation: 535 ft Maximum elevation: 820 ft

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