County Notebook
BOCC and Sheriff’s Office made up the additional notes for the week of January 21st
Taco Bell, Christmas Chutes, and Neighbor Disputes: Sapulpa City Council deals with nuisances, concerns, and plans for the next year
The Taco Bell entrance on Birch St. in Sapulpa was under debate at the weekly Sapulpa City Council study session.
Sapulpa Fire Chief concludes 33-year career with Sapulpa Fire Department, is recognized at City Council
Fire Chief David Taylor received a City resolution from Mayor Craig Henderson commending him and showing appreciation for his service.
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County Notebook: Sapulpa’s alleyways, Poplar Street water project and beverage tax allocation
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Bledsoe drops out of 2022 City Council race; Hale to vacate seat soon
The City Councilor for Ward 5 has decided not to run for reelection in 2022, the Creek County Election Board has confirmed.
Election Board votes to remove Hoosier from ballot
Hoosier will no longer be a contender for the Ward One seat in February’s election
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Board of Adjustment, Christmas parade, and the Taco Bell Drive-Thru are part of this week’s County Notebook
See the details from multiple city and county meetings that didn’t make it into a feature story.
Sapulpa City Council filings include some new and familiar names
Candidates for City Council include familiar and new faces, making for an interesting contest in a couple of the City’s wards.
Sapulpa will take control of downtown’s Route 66
City officials say the move will greatly improve the character, function, and safety of the downtown transportation network.
Changes to city codes regarding RVs, Lt. Gov. visits Rock Creek Park and more in County Notebook
The City has approved an ordinance establishing a maximum stay of 14 days for RVs.