City of Sapulpa

The new codes and guidelines govern the appearance, features and usage of the historic district, such as building height, embellishments, additions, awnings, signage, parking, green spaces and more.

The vegetation vandalism is usually sporadic, but now it's taking another turn, spreading to plants and decorative pieces outside of downtown businesses.

The City Council unanimously approved a resolution on Monday, May 15th to form a committee to investigate and possibly start the process of creating a "tax increment district" in Sapulpa, as a way to reimburse the cost for certain projects happening within the downtown area, mostly those associated with the Downtown Master Plan.

Sapulpa’s bubblegum pink Supertunias have arrived and are being planted this week, and residents and visitors to Sapulpa’s downtown can expect to see even more of the now-famous flowers this year.

The chosen streetscape plan will completely revamp Dewey Avenue in downtown. See the changes coming to parking, sidewalks and more inside.

At long last, the nightmare is over for the neighbors of 205 West Lincoln, but at a cost of several thousand dollars to local taxpayers.

City Council has agreed to the purchase of a new set of carts for the Rock Creek Golf Course on Historic Route 66, while at the same meeting, hearing from a citizen concerned about the lack of lighting at the golf course.

A home that suffered a fire in July of 2022 seems to finally be nearing its end after repeated attempts to get the damaged repaired by the owner have failed.

When you enter Sapulpa city limits from the northeast what do you see: an entrance to Turner Turnpike, an industrial area, neglected motels, or do you see the potential for a renewed shopping district and an increase in sales tax revenue for the city of Sapulpa?

2022 was a very wild and crazy year for Sapulpa—and that's really saying something given the last few years that we've all been through.