In Broken Arrow, city officials have made substantial progress in combating the long-standing issue of hydrogen sulfide gas causing foul odors on the far east side of town, particularly around College and County Line Road. City Utilities Director Timothy Robins reported that an odor control unit has been effectively reducing the levels of H2S gases in the main sewer line, resulting in a noticeable reduction in unpleasant odors and a decrease in related complaints from residents. The innovative unit, equipped with pellets that convert hydrogen sulfide gas into a harmless and odorless form, has demonstrated its efficiency in improving the local environment. Recognizing the positive impact of the current unit, the Broken Arrow City Council has allocated funds for the installation of a second, larger odor control unit to further enhance the odor mitigation efforts. This proactive approach signifies the city's commitment to addressing public health concerns and improving the overall quality of life for its residents, showcasing a promising step towards resolving the hydrogen sulfide odor issue in the area.