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Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) ADAIR COUNTY Bunch Moore Residence - 464699 464699 East 913 CR 36510 1790122 Passenger Residence 2 374 Stillwell Jerry Dobogai Residence 84772 South 4660 Road 25082 18070331282 Bruno Stairway Chair Li Stairway 2 300 Stilwell Adair County Courthouse 220 W Division St 36268 J7622 Schindler Passenger Main Entrance Ele 5 3,500 36035 J7621 Schindler Passenger Sally Port Elev #1 2 3,500 Dahlonegah Public Schools 468739 E878 Rd 20534 502114 Concord Platform Lift West Entrance 2 750 Stilwell Senior Housing 400 N 8th Street 30242 EP2464 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Main entrance 2 2,500 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 1 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) ALFALFA COUNTY Cherokee Alfalfa County Courthouse 300 S Grand 30993 3037980 Montgomery Kone Passenger Main Lobby 4 2,500 Corinthian Lodge #307 112 W 3rd Street 30995 HVP-1500 Otis Elevator Passenger Southwest Entran 2 1,500 First Christian Church - Cherokee 202 S Kansas Avenue 33024 Garaventa LU/LA Southwest Corner 4 1,400 Helena Don Kinsey Residence 104 Murray St 25221 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. StairWay Chair L central 2 350 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 2 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) ATOKA COUNTY Atoka Atoka County Courthouse 200 E Court Street Suite 205 West 30094 3027789 MCE Passenger Elevator #1 2 2,100 Atoka Public Schools 801 Greathouse 20002 30511 Garaventa Platform Lift Cafetorium 2 750 Atoka Public Schools - Elementary School 1680 S Greathouse Drive 33462 EBG618 ThyssenKrupp Passenger North End 2 3,500 Best Western - Atoka 1120 S Mississippi Ave 36463 HYD-644754 otis Passenger Rear Entrance 2 2,100 Comfort Inn & Suites - Atoka 1502 S Mississippi 31813 HGD9581 Schindler Passenger Center Bldg. 3 2,500 McGee Creek Dam 5355 S Farris Rd 37061 13365-83 Viola Freight Dam 2 500 Walmart - Atoka 1983 S Mississippi Avenue 24911 75195 Garaventa Platform Lift Pickup 2 750 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 3 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BEAVER COUNTY Balko Balko Schools RR 1 Box 37 36516 EDY088 Thyssen Krupp Passenger Locker Room 2 2,100 Beaver Beaver County Courthouse 111 W 2nd Street 10404 14554 Garaventa Platform Lift West Entrance 3 495 33035 3451111 Otis Elevator Passenger West Entrance 3 2,500 Turpin Turpin Public School 316 S Lee Street 20441 25110 Garaventa Platform Lift Office Stairway 2 750 30947 A695 Concord LU/LA Gymnasium 2 1,400 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 4 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BECKHAM COUNTY Elk City Best Western Plus - Executive Residency 105 Meadow Ridge Rd 35832 J4818 Schindler Passenger #1 Main 3 3,500 City of Elk City-Carnegie Labrary 221 W. Broadway 36864 AA2503 General Elevator Passenger West Entrance 3 2,100 Comfort Inn & Suites - Elk City 2802 S Main Street 32054 EV6151 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Front Lobby 4 2,500 Elk City Public Schools - Pioneer Center 1221 N Pioneer 20103 30526 Garaventa Opal Platform Lift South Side Auditor 2 750 30176 P08669 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Main Lobby 3 3,000 20104 33957 Garaventa Platform Lift Under Stage 2 750 Elk City United Methodist Church 720 W Country Club Boulevard 20461 49447 Garaventa Platform Lift Stage 2 750 First Baptist Church - Elk City 1600 W Country Club Boulevard 33072 EBJ911 ThyssenKrupp Passenger South Entry 2 2,100 33092 E74024 Dover Passenger North Building 2 2,100 First National Bank - Elk City 102 S Main 30974 E16376 Rotary Lift Co Passenger Main 2 2,500 Great Plains Regional Medical Center 1801 W 3rd Street 32082 17630819 Otis Elevator Passenger Main entrance #2 2 3,500 32081 17620819 Otis Elevator Passenger Main Lobby #1 2 3,500 32079 20050022 Otis Elevator Passenger North west #3 2 5,000 32080 20660822 Otis Elevator Passenger North East #4 2 5,000 Hampton Inn - Elk City 102 Regional Drive 33012 EAN480 Thyssen Krupp Passenger Main Lobby Elev # 4 3,500 33013 EAN481 Thyssen Krupp Passenger Main Lobby Elev # 4 3,000 Holiday Inn Express - Elk City 2101 E 3rd 33431 EBE155 Thyssen Krupp Passenger #1 4 3,500 33430 EBE156 Thyssen Krupp Passenger #2 4 3,500 La Quinta Inn & Suites - Elk City 2611 E Highway 66 33042 259429 otis Passenger Main hall 4 3,500 Merritt Public Schools 19693 E 1130 RD 35717 J3980 Schindler Group Passenger Middle School Lob 2 3,000 Sleep Inn - Elk City 2710 E Highway 66 33047 EBM348 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Main Lobby 4 3,500 Erick First Baptist Church -Erick 400 S. Sheb Wooley 36865 AA2511 General Elevator Passenger Southeast Corner 3 3,500 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 5 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BECKHAM COUNTY Sayre Beckham County Courthouse 104 S 3rd 30956 3025513 MCE Passenger Center Lobby 3 2,000 Sayre City of - City Hall 102 W Main Street 33007 A59174 Esco Passenger Main 2 1,000 Sayre First United Methodist Church 806 N 4th Street 33006 EE2038 Dover Passenger West Lobby 3 4,500 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 6 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BLAINE COUNTY Geary Geary Public Schools - High School 421 SW Embree Drive 20458 53044 Garaventa Platform Lift Field House 2 750 Gena Finch Residence 27920 192nd St NW 25011 110102776554 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. Stairway Chair Li Upper Stair 2 275 25010 110102712275 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. Stairway Chair Li Main Stairway 2 300 Hydro Hydro-Eakly Public Schools 618 N Blake Avenue 20701 50959 Platform Lift eakly event center 1 600 Watonga Blaine County Courthouse 200 N Weigle 30797 E79906 Dover Passenger East Entrance 5 2,500 Watonga City Hall 115 N Weigle 20110 46126 Dover ThyssenKrup Platform Lift Front Lobby 2 750 Watonga Public Schools - Middle School 1020 N Noble 20111 84241440 Garaventa Stairway Chair Li 2 450 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 7 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BRYAN COUNTY Calera Calera Inn and Suites 1033 N Service Rd 36274 EDL163 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Main Entrance 3 2,500 Colbert Ashton Maddox Residence 7356 Oklahoma 91 25402 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. StairWay Chair L center 2 350 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 8 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BRYAN COUNTY Durant Alliance Health Durant 1800 W University Boulevard 31403 CP-56904 Montgomery Passenger Elev #2 - Staff Ele 3 4,000 31401 CP-56905 Montgomery Passenger Elev #4 - Public El 3 4,000 31402 CP-56903 Montgomery Passenger Elev #1 - Staff Ele 3 4,000 31200 CP56906 Montgomery Passenger Elev #3 - Public el 3 4,000 Bell Tower Event Center 218 North 3rd Avenue 36416 792703 Esco Passenger NE Entrance 4 2,000 Betty Clay Residence 925 Crooked Oak Dr 25012 110102757294 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. Stairway Chair Li Stairs 2 300 Bryan County Courthouse 402 W. Evergreen St. 35951 3099087 MCE Passenger Main Entrance 4 2,100 Choctaw Nation Maintenance Facility 3651 Big Lots Parkway 36439 42976609 kone Passenger Main Entrance 2 3,500 Dennis Huggins Memorial Apartments 101 W Main Street 34001 J2611-01 Schindler Passenger Main Entrance 4 2,100 Durant City of - City Hall 300 W Evergreen 32951 252813 otis Passenger Main Entrance 2 2,500 Durant Medical Office Building 1400 Bryan Drive 31116 EH6075 Dover Passenger Main Entrance - El 3 4,500 31117 EH6076 Dover Passenger Main Entrance - El 3 4,500 Durant Public Schools - High School 950 Gerlach Drive 32979 EAK976 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Center Bldg. 2 2,100 First Baptist Church - Durant 124 W Evergreen Street 32180 E-76905 MCE Passenger Center Bldg. 2 2,500 First Texoma National Bank 220 W Main 31118 17524 baxco Passenger Side Entrance 2 2,000 First United Bank & Trust - Durant 1400 W Main St 25140 82436 Garaventa Genisis Platform Lift North Hall 2 750 31115 EK6827 Dover Passenger Northeast End - C 2 3,500 31888 EY0416 ThyssenKrupp Passenger West End - Phase 3 4,500 31114 CP-54958 Thyssen Krupp Passenger Main Bank Entran 2 2,500 Gordon Wright Residence 923 Crooked Oak Drive 24749 110101615735 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. Stairway Chair Li Stairs 2 300 24922 110102728332 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. Stairway Chair Li Garage 2 300 Hampton Inn & Suites - Durant 3199 Shamrock Lane 32134 E2633-02 Schindler Group Passenger Elev #2 4 2,500 32133 E2633-01 Schindler Group Passenger Elev #1 4 2,500 Holiday Inn Express - Durant 613 University Place 31882 EX 2871 ThyssenKrupp Passenger Main Entrance 4 3,000 Indian Nation Wholesale 230 S 22nd Ave 32983 52DA259 Leeson Passenger Sales Bldg. 2 1,400 Kathryn Swink Residence 1407 Colt Dr 25118 150002103491 Acorn Stairlifts Inc. Stairway Chair Li Stairs 2 300 Monday, January 4, 2021 Page 9 of 342 Elevator Master List Location OK # Serial # Mfg Type Location Inactive Landings Capacity (lbs) BRYAN COUNTY Durant La Quinta Inn - Durant 417 Criswell Blvd 33460 612487 otis Passenger Center Bldg. 4 3,500 Semple Family Museum 430 Montgomery Drive 36880 83082 Garaventa LU/LA Center Bldg 2 1,400 South Eastern Oklahoma State University - Morrison Hall 1405 N 4th Avenue 24700 66640 Garaventa Platform Lift #1 Stage 2 750 Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Administration Building 1407 N 6th Avenu 31119 3217310 Motion Control Passenger North Entrance 3 2,100 Southeastern Oklahoma State University - Bennett Memorial Library 1415 N 6th Aven 31120 3221046 Motion Control Passenger Elevator #1 6 2,000 Southeastern Oklahoma
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