“It’s not coming, it’s here:” new city councilor Brian Stephens talks about Sapulpa’s potential for “explosive growth”

Brian Stephens, a resident of Sapulpa for the last 30 years, was appointed to the Ward Two, Seat Two, position when John Anderson retired from his seat after 34 years in the City Council. He says that being a part of the City Council comes from a desire to give back to the community that’s served him so well.

Brian Stephens, City Councilor for Ward Two.

“My wife is from Sapulpa, I’ve been here for 30 years. It’s my town, as far as I’m concerned, this town has been extremely good to me and my family and I want to give back any time that I can,” he said during an interview with Sapulpa Times recently.


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