City News
Sapulpa has lost 17 police officers since January 2025. Where are they going?
August 18, 2026
Seventeen Sapulpa police officers have left the department or are completing their notice periods since January 2025, according to the Sapulpa Fraternal Order of Police. Together, they represent more than one-third of the department’s authorized strength of 47 officers and a combined 60-plus years of law-enforcement experience.
Kirby Davis says Route 66 didn’t just pass through Sapulpa; it helped save it
June 30, 2026
After losing the railroad and facing the Great Depression, Sapulpa needed a way forward. Kirby Davis says Route 66 became more than a highway; it became the road to Sapulpa’s greatest comeback.
City Council Candidate Disputes Claims that His Company is Banned
Sapulpa City Council candidate Kent Glesener is disputing claims that his company is debarred, despite a federal labor ruling that ordered a three-year ban from certain contracts after findings of wage violations.
“State of the City” Address Celebrates Growth, Forward Momentum
"Sapulpa is strong. Sapulpa is growing. Sapulpa is united in purpose and rich in opportunity. Together, we will continue building a city that honors its history, invests in its people, and embraces its future."
City Council approves resolution allowing Sapulpa to seize the D-Luxe Properties food truck park by eminent domain
Sapulpa City Council approved a resolution that would allow the City's attorneys to pursue ownership of the former dispensary and surrounding food-truck park through eminent domain if a voluntary sale cannot be reached.
Sapulpa City Council Elections: Brandon Mull
"Some of the things happening down here, it doesn't seem like people that have a business downtown are having a voice in, so I want to represent the people that aren't being heard."
When will Sapulpa thaw? The latest on local weather and related updates
Sapulpa picked up 7 to 8 inches of snow over the weekend, and with sub-freezing temps hanging around, it could be a few days before we see the grass again.
Dewey Avenue in Sapulpa Reopens After 10-Month Design and Infrastructure Overhaul
"What's taking place today will be a part of history, but what's being set in motion will be our legacy. It's a great time to be a part of Sapulpa ... there's a lot to be proud of."
