City News
City agrees to buy Sapulpa Herald building
Sapulpa City Council approves new incentive to entice more restaurants to open downtown
“There is lots of buzz in our downtown. This incentive builds on that momentum to bring eating options our citizens are hoping to see.”
City Hall is without internet, construction increasing in downtown Sapulpa, and students are preparing for the last few days of school
Here’s an update of what’s happening this week, in case you missed it this morning!
Community reaches out to help with season of giving
Several municipal, civic, and ministerial organizations are making a big impact on families in the Sapulpa area and beyond this holiday season.
Election Board votes to remove Hoosier from ballot
Hoosier will no longer be a contender for the Ward One seat in February’s election
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.
SeneStyle Boutique vandalized for the second time
The new boutique hasn’t even been open for six months, but it’s had rocks thrown through it twice. Business owners in the area say a lack of street lighting could be to blame.
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.
City of Sapulpa sues Taneha Utilities Authority for $609K for breach of contract
During the executive session at its last regular meeting on Monday, November 1st, Sapulpa City Council voted to move forward with pursuing legal action against Taneha Utilities Authority for its $608,725.17 past due balance with the City for sewer services, plus other interest and fees.
Crossroads Cookery gets $200K in bond money
The new restaurant is set to open in mid-2022, will feature an ice cream parlor, homemade dessert cakes and more, plus be open seven days a week.
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.