Wagoner County Abstract Company

09/01/2026

Once again:

Optimum: Repairs are underway. We're estimating that your service will be back online by Tue, Sep 01, 2026 7:28 PM.

We apologize to our customers for this problem. When the internet is down, so are our phones. We should be back up and running tomorrow morning bright and early!

08/17/2026

Our power is out again. (Thanks for the rain though.) We will let you know when we are back up and running.

08/14/2026

Alex is heading back to OU for her junior year. We will miss her but look forward to when she returns! BOOMER!!!

05/15/2026

Our company has a long history of supporting our community, especially the Wagoner Junior Livestock Show. These kids work hard for years to raise and care for their animals. The life experience they get will help them throughout their lives.

05/05/2026

Our phones and internet are down again this morning. We are working on a solution to fix this issue in the long run. We will update this post as soon as we are back up and running. Thank you for your patience.

Edit: we are back up and running!

04/27/2026

We’re so excited to have Mark as President of OLTA!

When I was installed as the President of the Oklahoma Land Title Association, over the weekend, I had no idea there would be cake involved. We have such a great staff at Pioneer. Thank you all, very much!

04/23/2026

SENATORS, PLEASE VOTE NO ON HB3624!

This bill creates uncertainty in ad valorem taxation boundaries, which are critical to how property taxes are assessed.

The result? Delays, increased costs, and added risk for property owners, lenders, and county officials.

At a time when affordability matters, we should not be making real estate transactions more expensive.

04/23/2026

SENATORS, PLEASE VOTE NO ON HB3619!

This bill puts Oklahoma’s proven title system at risk by creating uncertainty around county boundary determinations—without input from abstractors, title professionals, or real property attorneys. That uncertainty means higher costs, delays, and increased risk for Oklahoma consumers.

Don’t make real estate transactions more expensive and complicated. Listen to industry experts. Vote NO on HB3619.