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January 6.2024 The Elk City News -3 January/February Happenings At The OKC Zoo Now Through Wednesday, Feb- throughout 2024. Even when the entertainment opportunity is a tram for a relaxing, informative per person. ticket windows upon arrival to ruary 7, 2024: Winter Hours For fun way for guests 14 and older tour of the Zoo. Rides offered dai- weather is chilly, there's still a lot Explorikeet Feedings (Children's receive complimentary admission Oke Zoo to explore the park. Scooter Pals ly from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m, All day to do at the Zoo, Tickets can be Zoo): These feathered favorites for themselves and discounts for As winter winds down, so do win- purchased in advance online at are animal themed and available bracelets are $6 per person. Chil- are waiting to meet you! Feeding up to four accompanying guests. ter hours at the Oklahoma City http://vww.okcz00.org/tickets or to rent daily weather permitting, dren two and under free. opportunities are available daily Advance reservations are not re- Zoo and Botanical Garden. The in the park. All rides and attrac- located in the Zoo's entry plaza. Elephant Presentations are free to from 11 a.m, to 4 p.m. Cost is $4 quired. ‘Throughout February, Zoo is closed to visitors Tuesdays tions are operational weather per- Cost is $5 activation fee, $0.35/ attend and take place at Sanctuary per person. Participants under the healthcare workers and emergen- and Wednesdays through Febru- mitting and schedules are subject minute. Asia, elephant habitat at 2 p.m. age of 14 must be accompanied by cy responders will enjoy additional ary 7—historically some of the to change without notice. Children’s Zoo Barnyard (Chil- Friday through Sunday. a paying adult discounts while in the park, with Zoo's least-attended days—while NEW Scooter Pals! Take a ride on dren's Zoo) is open daily from 11 Endangered Species Carousel: Gorilla Trek VR: Experience the proof of a valid work ID or badge, the Zoo undergoes maintenance the wild side with the OKC Zoo's am.to4p.m, Carousel rides are available daily life of gorillas in the jungle with including 10% off concessions at and updates everyone can enjoy new Scooter Pals. This new mobile Elephant Express Tram: Take the from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost is $3 this 360-degree live action virtual Zoo restaurants and cafés, 10% reality film with motion platform off merchandise at the Zoo's Safari seating, Open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m Gift Shop, and even 10% off an daily. Cost is $8 per person. annual ZOOfriends membership State receives first made-in-Oklahoma Rhino Feedings: Discover this so they can enjoy the fun all year memorable experience with one of round. the most magical residents at the ENROLLMENT OPEN FOR OKC electric vehicles from Canoo Zoo ~ an Indian rhino! Feeding Z00’S SCHOOLS OUT DAY opportunities available weekends CAMP FOR SPRING BREAK (Thurs.-Sun.) from 11:30 a.m. to 2024: EXPEDITION AFRICA, noon. at Sanctuary Asia. Cost is SPOTS ARE FILLING UP FAST! $10 per person. Don't let Spring Break turn into a OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Today, the State of explore ways to advance central fleet opera- to the state.” Stingray Bay: Our stingrays will spring slump. Sign your kids up for Oklahoma received its first three made-in- tions. In 2023 alone, agencies have voluntarily ‘The LDVs delivered to the State of Oklahoma bring a smile to your face! Sting- a week of animal amusement and Oklahoma electric vehicles from Canoo as an turned in a total of 917 vehicles that have been are the first commercial motor vehicles built ray Bay is open daily from 11 am lifelong learning during the OKC innovative part of the state's ongoing fleet auctioned through State Surplus, saving Okla- in-state since 2006 and the first to come out to 4 p.m. Cost is $4 per person to Zoo's Spring Break Camp 2024. modernization initiative. At a combined cost homa taxpayers an estimated $11.7 million. of Canoo's new assembly facility in Oklahoma enter, Stingray feedings occur Sat- Enrollment opens soon for this of $119,850, these three Lifestyle Delivery Ve- “Tam proud of the savings and asset reductions City. Paired with the company’s battery module urday and Sunday from 11:30 a.m. week-long camp experience. The hicles (LDVs) are the first of their kind in the we've made so far in our fleet effort,” said John manufacturing plant in Pryor, Oklahoma, Ca- to 12:30 p.m,, while supplies last, OKC Zoo's education department state fleet, with one each assigned to the Office Suter, state chief operating officer and OMES for an additional $3 per person. offers daily activities that cor- of Management and Enterprise Services, the executive director. “This progress positions noo is establishing roots in the “Sooner State,” THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 respond with the camp's theme, opening the door for greater economic develop- Department of Transportation and the Depart- us well to reinvest that money into future-fo- THROUGH THURSDAY, FEBRU- Expedition Africa, that include ment of Corrections. cused, cost-effective vehicle options that better ment and employment opportunities for Okla- ARY, 29: HEALTHCARE WORK- educational activities, i park “or the first time in 17 years, vehicle manu- align with our goals.” homans, ERS & EMERGENCY RESPOND- exploration, up-close animal am- facturing is back in Oklahoma,” said Oklahoma While pushing hard to reduce waste, executive “Canoo is proud to bring motor vehicle manu- ERS APPRECIATION MONTH AT bassador visits and more. Spring Gov. J. Kevin Stitt. “As we find new efficiencies leaders have also sought ways to modernize ve- facturing back to Oklahoma and create high- THE OKC ZOO break camps are set for Monday, within the fleet, Canoo's new Oklahoma-made hicles within the fleet to drive better value and paying jobs,” said Tony Aquila, investor, chair- February is a great time to give March 18, through Friday, March electric vehicles align perfectly with our fleet long-term returns on investment. One of these man and CEO of Canoo. “Our innovative LDV back to the people who take care of 22, from 8 am. to 4 p.m. (pick modernization goals, and I couldn’t be more modernizations includes replacing outdated 130delivery vehicles will work for Oklahomans us all, so the Oklahoma City Zoo up goes to 4:30 p.m.) each day at excited to see them on the roads. I'm grateful vehicles that are costly to maintain with en- and help state agencies improve fleet efficiency. is honoring all healthcare workers the Rosser Conservation Educa- for the team at OMES who are working hard to vironmentally friendly electric vehicles made Our vehicles are perfect for how the state uses and emergency responders with tion Center. Spring Break camp is deliver taxpayers more for their money while right here in Oklahoma. vehicles today, and our advanced telematics free general Zoo admission and for children ages 5-12. The cost is finding ambitious new ways to improve our “Oklahoma is hub for the creation of new and 50% off general admission for up $270 per camper (for ZOOfriends fleet.” innovative technologies, and Canoo is a global and lower overall cost of ownership will con- to four guests (on date of visit) in members) and $300 per camper Fleet modernization is one of the governor's leader in electric vehicle development,” said Lt. tinue to pay dividends down the road.” recognition of Healthcare Work- (non-members). Campers must current top initiatives to realize efficiencies Gov. Matt Pinnell. “Beyond innovation, Canoo As the three Canoo LDVs are integrated into ers and Emergency Responders bring their lunch and_ snacks. across the state. Following his executive or- is creating over 1,300 jobs in Oklahoma, mark- the government fleet pool, state leaders will Appreciation Month this Febru- Space is limited and advance reg- der, OMES Fleet Management has worked ing a significant economic impact for the state. continue to evaluate how the vehicles can best ary. Healthcare workers and emer- istration is required, To register, dlosely with agencies to identify underutilized I look forward to our continued partnership support agency missions and citizen services gency responders must present a visit okczoo.org/spring-break or vehicles, downsize the state’s overall fleet and and am excited to welcome these new vehicles going forward. valid work ID or badge at the Zoo's call (405) 425-0218. 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