KINGFISHER COUNTY · SALTWATER DISPOSAL

Debi Dawn #1 — the western gateway between Loyal and Okeene

Choate-owned Class II injection in northwestern Kingfisher County, on the SH-51 corridor where the STACK crosses into Blaine County.

The Debi Dawn #1 is in Section 13 of Township 19 North, Range 9 West, in the far northwest of Kingfisher County near Loyal and a short run east of Okeene across the Blaine County line. It is the westernmost of Choate's six Kingfisher County wells and the natural disposal point for operators working both sides of the county line.

Choate owns and operates the Debi Dawn #1. For producers along SH-51 west of Hennessey — and for Blaine County pads around Okeene that would otherwise haul south to Watonga — it means a closer well, no third-party fee, and guaranteed capacity.

Where two counties meet

SH-51 runs west from Hennessey through Loyal to Okeene, and the Debi Dawn #1 sits in that corridor right where Kingfisher County becomes Blaine County. From Loyal it is a short drive; from Okeene, a few miles east. SH-8 runs north–south through Okeene, connecting to Fairview in Major County and down to Watonga, and gives operators on the Blaine side a direct route in.

This is the northwestern corner of the STACK's Kingfisher County fairway, and the acreage here has been developed steadily for years. The Debi Dawn #1 shortens the haul for anyone who has been trucking water east to the Hennessey wells or south into Blaine County.

Operators on both sides of the line

The well takes produced water from northwestern Kingfisher County — Loyal, Omega and the pads north toward the Garfield and Major county lines — and from eastern Blaine County around Okeene and Hitchcock. For operators with leases spread across both counties, having a Choate well at the boundary simplifies logistics considerably.

Choate's Blaine County wells — the Pierce #1-34H and Fox #1-8 near Watonga, and the Fay SWD #1-31 to the west — cover the central and western parts of that county. The Debi Dawn #1 covers the northeast. Dispatch treats them as one network and routes each load to whichever site is closest to the truck.

Loyal, Okeene and the surrounding communities

Loyal is a small farming town — a few hundred people, a grain elevator, a school consolidated years ago with its neighbors. Okeene, just across the line in Blaine County, is larger, known statewide for its annual rattlesnake hunt and locally for its elevators and its co-op. Omega and Hitchcock are smaller communities nearby; Hennessey is east on SH-51, and Fairview is north on SH-8 in Major County.

These are wheat and cattle towns that have also lived with oil for generations, and Choate's drivers and operators are from them. The company's commitment to the communities where its people live — local hiring, local spending, support for the schools and youth programs — is what earned it the state's 2025 Employer of the Year award. The Debi Dawn #1 is part of keeping that economy local.

Access

The site is reached from SH-51 between Loyal and Okeene via county roads. Use the Get Directions button on this page for a route from your truck's current position. The well operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

New operators can call dispatch at 580-402-0272 or request a quote. Choate's haul-and-dispose package bundles trucking and disposal into a single rate and a single invoice.

Communities we serve from Debi Dawn #1

  • Loyal
  • Okeene
  • Hennessey
  • Kingfisher
  • Dover
  • Okarche
  • Cashion
  • Omega
  • Hitchcock
  • Fairview

Primary routes: SH-51, SH-8.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the Debi Dawn #1?

In the northwest corner of Kingfisher County near Loyal, a short run east of Okeene, in Section 13 of 19N-9W. Use Get Directions for an exact route.

Does it serve Blaine County operators?

Yes. For pads around Okeene and Hitchcock it is frequently a shorter haul than Watonga, and dispatch routes loads accordingly.

Hours?

24/7. Dispatch is available around the clock at 580-402-0272.

What is accepted?

Produced water and saltwater from oil and gas operations under the OCC Class II permit. Confirm other streams with dispatch before you load.

Which Choate well is closest to me?

Call dispatch with your pad location. Choate operates six wells in Kingfisher County and three in Blaine County; dispatch will route you to the nearest one with capacity.