Perhaps it’s too late to make a new year’s resolution.

Oklahoma City mayor Mick Cornett doesn’t think so.

Cornett launched the “This City is Going on a Diet” campaign several weeks ago, and Dave Garrett and I had a chance Tuesday to talk to him about it on my radio show, “The Home Stretch.” He came on the show to talk about the March 4 vote to improve the Ford Center, but we had to ask him about the big diet plan, too.

Mick’s going on “Ellen” to talk about it, after all. We figured we’d better get him first!

Cornett is urging Oklahoma City residents to lose a combined one million pounds this year.

That’s a lot of Oreos.

Cornett wants folks to go to the campaign’s website, www.thiscityisgoingonadiet.com, sign up and get involved. I know we don’t talk a lot in sports about individual health, but really, this is something that’s important to all of us. It’s even more important than — gasp! – Oklahoma and Oklahoma State sports. A healthier city is not only good for the collective but also good for individuals. We’d all feel better if we lost a couple pounds or spent a little more time on the elliptical. We’d all feel better if our significant other/sister/brother/mother/father/son/daughter/friend were in better health, too.

So, go to the website and sign up.

Everybody’s doing it.