City of Sapulpa

During the executive session at its last regular meeting on Monday, November 1st, Sapulpa City Council voted to move forward with pursuing legal action against Taneha Utilities Authority for its $608,725.17 past due balance with the City for sewer services, plus other interest and fees.

The new restaurant is set to open in mid-2022, will feature an ice cream parlor, homemade dessert cakes and more, plus be open seven days a week.

Some Sapulpans are hoping that their town will become the site of a renowned “mural event” at some point over the next couple of years, in an inspired effort to draw more visitors to the heart of Route 66 in time for The Mother Road’s 100th anniversary in 2026.

See where we are on the 2020 GO Bond and what's been done so far.

See the updates from County Commissioners, Ad-Fi Committee, Board of Adjustment, Sapulpa Planning Commission and Bond Oversight Committee.

The county notebook contains details you might've missed from city and county meetings this week.

The "Christmas Chute" will be 800 feet long and is estimated to cost between $750,000 - $800,000; all of which will be raised by private donations.

At Monday evening’s Administration and Finance Committee meeting, City Manager Joan Riley explained that she has given the destination the working title of “Rock Creek Park” and that Sapulpa firm Reed Architecture & Interiors is working on design renderings to present to City Council.

The new station will replace the old one, located at 10 E. Murphy, just east of South Main.

A 10-ft tall wooden statue of Chief Sapulpa was moved last week from its longtime home at Sapulpa City Hall, where it has stood since it was completed in 1990, to the front room of the Sapulpa Historical Society Museum.