Board of Creek County Commissioners

Commissioner Leon Warner said, “If there is a road in my district that is not deteriorating, I haven’t found it. They are all bad!”

"The citizens of Creek County should know that ... this government is determined, more now than ever, to protect the unalienable rights of its people.”

Tulsa-based CastleCom has been awarded the bid for a "network infrastructure refresh" for several county buildings.

Lottie Wilds and Brooke DeLong, Staff Writers The regular Creek County Commissioners meeting was held Monday at 9 a.m., January 27th in the Collins Building. Chairman Newt Stephens and Commissioners Lane Whitehouse and Leon Warner were present. OLIVE FIRE DEPARTMENT REQUEST Jason Dobson, Chief of Olive Volunteer Fire Department, asked the commissioners to award a…

County Treasurer Don Engle asked that the bid for the preparation of the 2019 tax statements, monthly Alcoholic Beverage Tax announced

Last week's Creek County Commissioners meeting covered a report that explains what many already know: it takes a lot of money to run Creek County.

The meeting included tax sales, approval of body cams for the sheriff's office, and approval for an unpaved road near the county line.

Four Kings LE/MC Poker Run will start at the County Courthouse Complex on April 27, 2019, as a fundraiser for “Maverick” who was born with cystic fibrosis. The proceeds will go to his family to pay for medical expenses. This event begins at 9 a.m. and all types of vehicles are welcome. It will return…

Attendees say Lent was to blame for lower alcohol beverage sales tax in February, say next month will be better thanks to St. Patrick's Day.

The Creek County Commissioners met on March 4th, 2019, to accept the audit results from the Creek Co. Home Finance Authority for Fiscal Year 2017-2018. Commissioners Newt Stephens, Leon Warner, and Lane Whitehouse were present and voting. Ralph Osborn, CPA from Tulsa, told the board that the income source of the finance authority has been…