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  • Little River Trail of Fear Presents: Zombies Forest of the Dead

    Friday, October 26, 2018 - 8:00pm to 11:00pm

    Join us for the City of Moore’s Haunted Trail of Fear: Zombies Forest of the Dead                             
    When:  Friday, October 26th  
    Where:  Little River Park
    Time:  8:00pm – 11:00pm
    Ages:  Must be at least 12. If not must be accompanied by an adult
    Fee:  $7.50 per person
    Tickets available online www.cityofmoore.com/fun or at The Station - (405) 793-5090.

    Are you afraid to walk with the dead?  Zombies have taken over Little River Park in the 1/3 of a mile Haunted Trail where they will be lurking our from every corner and behind every tree.  On the strong will survive.  Come to our Haunted Trail and find our if fear lives in you! 

  • City of Moore Hiring for Firefighter Position

    The City of Moore Fire Department will begin hiring for Firefighter, starting October 15th thru November 2nd. Call the Moore Fire Department at (405) 793-5110 for more information or if you have questions.

  • Moore Parks Activity Guide Fall/Winter 2018

    The Moore Parks & Recreation Department takes great pleasure in presenting to you the Moore Parks Activity Guide Fall/Winter 2018. You will find it a valuable resource for planning some fun in the coming months. Activities abound within the pages of this guide.  For more information about any of our parks and programs please call us at The Station Recreation & Aquatic Center at (405) 793-5090. 

  • Employment Opportunities

    Are you looking for a new career?  Check out the employment opportunities at the City of Moore. 

    **NEW Full-time Vacancies**

  • Down Payment and Closing Cost Assistance Program

    You may qualify for up to $40,000 toward a down payment and closing costs.

    What is it?

    For many people, down payment and closing cost assistance can be the difference between homeownership dreams and reality. The Down Payment Assistance Program provides federal assistance for qualifying low-to moderate-income homebuyers to purchase a house located in one of the 2013 disaster-impacted neighborhoods within the City of Moore.

    How do I qualify?

    All applicants must meet the following qualifications:

    1. Applicant must not exceed program’s income guidelines for their family size.
    2. Must have ability to get a 1st Mortgage through a bank or mortgage company.
    3. Home must be used as applicant’s primary residence for a five-year period following the purchase of the home.
    4. Applicant must attend a certified Homebuyer Education Workshop prior to closing.
    5. Homebuyer must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident.

    Funds will be dispersed on a first-come first-served basis, with those directly impacted by the 2013 severe weather outbreaks receiving preference.

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