Sapulpa Parks

The Camaro was empty, much to the relief of law enforcement, but the vehicle was also missing its engine and transmission, leading to speculation about why and how the car ended up the on the floor of the lake.

"Truly, life begins when you get off those interstates—those generic interstates—and you get on 66 into these communities—that's real America. That is what America was, what it can be again, what tourists are dying to rediscover, the fabric of our DNA. That's Route 66 and that is Sapulpa."

The new Aquatics Director talks about new experiences in Oklahoma, and changes coming to Sapulpa's pool.

After launching the planning process in 2024, the second phase of the GO! Plan includes connecting to the existing regional trail network, improving pedestrian and bicycle safety, and identifying barriers and solutions for residents to safely access destinations using walking or bicycling modes.

This week, Sapulpa officially recognized White Cane Awareness Day, illuminating the need for more knowledge and regard for those with vision disabilities.

Sapulpa police have made a second arrest in the serial vandalism case that we first reported on earlier this afternoon.

A 19-year-old man has been arrested for allegedly vandalizing three of Sapulpa's parks over the weekend.

The "GO Plan" is an INCOG project that seeks to create a bicycle/pedestrian network connecting major destinations in the region, including significant employment centers, downtown business districts, schools and universities, and the existing trail system.

The project is a collaboration between the Parks Department, the Library, and the local TSET program to not only encourage healthy exercise and reading habits, but to make it fun!

The Seventh Annual Rock Creek Festival took over Kelly Lane Park with three local bands, meadery, artist booths and food trucks.