This month the town received $292,483.61 from the state, a slight increase over the $291,097.93 last October.
Those dollars are based on sales from August 16 to 31 and estimated sales from Sept. 1 to 15.
By contrast, the use tax return to Henryetta was the biggest in the past four months. It amounted to $40,743 for October, a gain of $6,767 from a year ago.
Most towns around the area reported increases in sales during that period although Checotah and Okemah reported declines.
Dewar received $16,753, up from the $15,045 a year ago.
Across the state, $199,464,333 in sales tax collections were returned to the cities and towns reflected an increase of $15,424,442 from the $184,039,891 distributed to the cities and towns in October last year.
| Town | 2022 | 2021 | Gain/Loss |
| Henryetta | $292,173.72 | $291,097.93 | $1,385.68 |
| Dewar | $16,753.09 | $15,045.98 | $1,707.11 |
| Beggs | $48,056.44 | $44,884.31 | $3,172.13 |
| Checotah | $404,430.17 | $44,884.31 | -$8,698.60 |
| Eufaula | $236,683.64 | $219,310.81 | $17,372.83 |
| Morris | $27,135.84 | $25,257.56 | $1,878.28 |
| Okmulgee | $672,542.77 | $658,508.42 | $14,034.35 |
| Okemah | $118,754.42 | $120,406.34 | -$1,651.92 |
| Weleetka | $19,951.62 | $13,736.48 | $6,215.14 |
