Garage Sale Fundraiser

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Our Garage Sale had a great turn out!

We would like to say thank you to all those people who donated to our sale and a special thanks to those who worked in some really warm weather. With $1144 on the first day and nearly $700 on the second we are happy to have received such an outpouring of donations from our neighborhood.

This funding is a step towards more improvements at the entrances and we will continue to work towards the beautification of all 3 signs with our Dream Big Plan.

Neighborhood Garage Sale July 14th-16th

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Harvest Hills South Neighborhood garage sale is happening soon Join us by hosting your own garage sale or donate items to the neighborhood fundraiser garage sale.

Hosting your own Garage Sale

  • In OKC households can have two garage sales a year with proper permits. 
  • A single permit is good for three consecutive days to be held 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. at the address listed on the permit.
  • Get a permit for $7 in person at 420 W Main St., 8th floor or By Mail at address listed on the application For Application Click Here
  • Or call the License Division at (405) 297-2606 for a “paperless permit.” Instead of a paper form, you get a permit number over the phone to post at your sale. If your City utility account is in good standing, we can add the charge to your next bill.
  • Send HHS your address so we can broadcast that out for you – harvesthillssouth@gmail.com

Harvest Hills South Fundraiser

Dream Big Project fundraisers like this one help make improvements in our community like the upgrades happening at all of our entrances. The McKee entrance is the last one to be getting lighting!

We need volunteers to help both before the event as well as day of so please let us know if you are available for

  • Collecting Donated Items
  • Pricing Items
  • Working the Garage Sale

Cycling in OKC

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Bikes should be treated like a vehicle when they are on the road. Unless otherwise stated, bicyclists are required to follow the same rules drivers are required to follow. Outside of high pedestrian traffic areas such as downtowns and business districts, bikes are generally allowed on sidewalks. For safety tips Click HERE

Cycling Code

1. Every person riding a bicycle upon a roadway shall be granted all the rights and shall be subject to all the duties applicable to the driver of a vehicle by the laws of this State and the traffic provisions of this Code applicable to the driver of a vehicle.

2. Cyclists must ride in the same direction as traffic.

3. Cyclists must ride as close to the right-hand side of the roadway as is safely possible. An exception is when using a road designated and marked as a bicycle route, where cyclists can use the entire right-most lane.

4. Cyclists can pass other cyclists and vehicles traveling in the same direction when safe to do so.

5. Cyclists can’t ride on sidewalks within business districts.

The Laws

  • Bicyclists are subject to all the same traffic laws as cars, unless otherwise noted. 
  • According to State law, bicyclists may proceed through red lights, but they must stop first and make sure there’s no oncoming traffic.
  • Bicyclists have to ride in the same direction as traffic, on the right side of the road, and obey all traffic signals. Some exceptions include roads designated as bicycle routes. Finally, do not ride bikes on sidewalks within business districts.