Board of Creek County Commissioners

Commissioners discuss replacing the leaky copper roof on the County Courthouse, as well as purchasing a new self-contained water and foam fire suppression system.

Subscriber-Exclusive: County Employees to enter a grant-writing class, SPS accepts a $233,465 donation, and East Central Oklahoma Electric Co-Op is planning to bring fiber to some homes in Bristow.

High winds today, and a fire danger, but no burn ban. Plus, snow coming?

Creek County maps need to be updated to ensure accuracy regarding their 911 system and GIS data, the County Commissioners learned at Monday morning’s meeting. GIS—or Geographical Information System—is a computer software system that displays information about geographical locations in a given area. The software contains several layers of information—which can be overlayed or seen…

Commissioners agreed to enforce a 2-week burn ban on account of what they're calling "moderate to severe drought conditions" in the county.

BOCC and Sheriff's Office made up the additional notes for the week of January 21st

The county is looking at the ramifications of using ARPA funds for COVID-relief pay for those who don't have the sick time to use or can't make it up in the month.

Community and Economic Development Committee of the City Council: At its meeting last week, City Manager Joan Riley gave an update on the progress of the Downtown Master Plan, and reported that all of the contracts have been signed with local firm Reed Architecture so that it may move forward with creating conceptual designs for…

At its regular Monday meeting, the Board of County Commissioners of Creek County unanimously approved to remove S 353rd W Ave between 201st and 206th from District #3’s county maintenance.

A group of neighbors say they're retaining an attorney and intend to file an appeal to the Creek County Board of Adjustment's approval of the home.