ONEOK Pipeline Incident Disrupts Service in Caddo County, Oklahoma

A natural gas pipeline operated by ONEOK experienced an unplanned release near Binger, Oklahoma, in Caddo County on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, prompting a temporary evacuation of nearby residents. The incident occurred at the intersection of County Road 1220 and County Street 2560, as captured in video footage shared on Facebook by Tiffani Bradford. Video of the incident shows gas spewing into the air.

Incident Details and Response

ONEOK swiftly responded to the incident, isolating the affected area and securing the pipeline. The company collaborated closely with local first responders. As a precautionary measure, residents in a limited area were temporarily evacuated. However, the fire department subsequently cleared residents to return to their homes within two hours, according to ONEOK’s statement.

“We will make all decisions about returning the pipeline to service with safety as our top priority,” ONEOK stated.

ONEOK and Infrastructure in the Region

ONEOK Field Services Co LLC operates a significant natural gas pipeline infrastructure in Oklahoma, including the Midcontinent Supply Header Interstate Pipeline Project. Details of this project are available through the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).

Ongoing Investigation

The cause of the pipeline release is currently under investigation. ONEOK has not yet provided a timeline for the full restoration of service. Further updates will be provided as they become available.