Looking for a place to live and work in Oklahoma City? If you're not a big fan of congestion and noise, then consider moving to Del City, just minutes from downtown Oklahoma City! Del is an incorporated city (1948) with a stable population of 22,000 people. It's known for its strong economic base with close ties to heavy industries like automobile part manufacturing, machine part manufacturing, oil-field equipment for Texan oil producers, and even construction materials. Another major employer in the region is the Tinker Air Force Base.

Del City is named in honor of Delaphene Campbell, daughter of George Epperly. Epperly founded the community in 1946 just two years before it received incorporation as Del City!

You're never very far from major amenities and services in Del City. Several hospitals are within 4 miles of the city, while no less than seven major colleges have full-time enrollments totalling some 35,000 students.

Crime is a significant problem in Del, with a crime rate slightly above the state average.

For recreation and entertainment, there are many great venues in Oklahoma City, while the booming metroplex of Dallas-Fort Worth is only a few hours away by car or an hour by regional airplane.