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City Council approves resolution allowing Sapulpa to seize the D-Luxe Properties food truck park by eminent domain
March 17, 2026
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: Elizabeth Nicolas
January 27, 2026
"(Being on City Council) It's a learning experience, and that's why I think the experience I have is important, because it's a process to learn all these things."
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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."
Truck hauling biosolids leaks sewer sludge down highway 117 into Sapulpa
Originally believed to be asphalt, the contents of the truck was later determined to be biosolids—that is, processed residuals from wastewater.
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City of Sapulpa confirms Dewey to remain closed through the holidays
There is some good news: the City says all of the construction fencing has been removed and that Dewey is fully open for pedestrian traffic.
Sapulpa’s award-winning “Heritage Park” is going to be torn down
Heritage Park, Sapulpa's "Big Build" project, which features replicas of some of the city's most iconic locations, has reached the end of its life after an inspection report found that the park was in dire straits.
Sapulpa’s Downtown Parking Study Proposal Threatens Historic Buildings
The solutions proposed to the city regarding a parking study earlier this year have some raising concerns about the effect it could have on Sapulpa's historic downtown.
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