City News
Chief Sapulpa statue gets a new home
A 10-ft tall wooden statue of Chief Sapulpa was moved last week from its longtime home at Sapulpa City Hall, where it has stood since…
Sapulpa Board of Adjustment approves construction of cellular antenna outside of downtown
The Sapulpa Board of Adjustment has unanimously approved the construction of a new antenna that should greatly improve cellular reception for customers of multiple carriers…
Statewide bicycle route proposed for Route 66
The proposed route would stretch across 400 miles of the historic highway in Oklahoma and through downtown Sapulpa, starting at the intersection of Oak and…
Flower Power: City hopes a new mural will draw even more tourist stops to Sapulpa
See the timeline of this gigantic new mural taking shape on what was a boring, plain water tower, now a colorful wildflower.
Downtown Destination: Downtown alleyway to receive extensive makeover to turn it into a pedestrian-friendly destination
Get a peek at one of the proposed catalyst projects of the recently approved Downtown Master Plan—the redevelopment of of the alley between Park and…
Sapulpa’s food truck rules defined, permits limited to a 6-month period
Food trucks are becoming more prevalent in the Sapulpa, and new ordinances are taking effect
Bruckner Truck Sales to move dealership to Sapulpa, City agrees to incentivize
Amarillo-based Bruckner Truck Sales will sell its dealership in Tulsa and expand its existing Townwest location, expecting to double its annual sales tax revenue.
City edges closer to implementing alleyway piece of Downtown Master Plan, discusses raising budget for abated properties
The Alley Enhancement Project involves the “improvement of the alley between Water and Park Streets and Lee and Dewey Avenues.” It will be “closed to…
Police officers Garr and Stratton sworn in at City Council, new housing additions approved, next fiscal year’s budget passed
Officers Steven Garr and Tyler Stratton took their Oath of Office, vowing, “I will protect the rights, lives, and property of all citizens and uphold…
Ordinance changes to City code regarding parks and recreation curfews, permit and inspection fees
City Building Inspector Mark Stephens has been working on amending the City’s Master Fee Schedule for months, to make it more consistent with other nearby…
