City News
Monday’s City Council Meeting includes swearing in of officers, development updates, and upcoming events
October 5, 2023
City Council: Officers sworn in, dev updates, events; trail construction, housing progress, zoning changes discussed.
Sapulpa’s pollinator beds are seeing success
October 5, 2023
Sapulpa's new pollinator beds could be bringing not just important insects and butterflies to Route 66, but a new source of revenue as well.
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Sapulpa City Council approves public works projects, surplus police cars
City Hall has approved another round of GO Bond sales, this time for the Booker T. Washington and Sapulpa Parks projects.City Hall elaborates on economic development incentives
Learn more from Economic Development Director Mark Lawson about what the city has to offer new and existing businesses in economic development incentives.
Famed Director calls shot-in-Sapulpa movie Rumble Fish his “favorite”
Francis Ford Coppola, the famed director of such cinema classics as The Godfather trilogy and Apocalypse Now, stunned the internet when he said his favorite film as a director would be the arthouse experiment called Rumble Fish—most of which was shot in Sapulpa.
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Drones and Ice Cream Coming to Sapulpa
At the last meeting, City Councilors discussed the upcoming drone show, and approved the disbursement of economic development funds to help Little Taiyaki purchase kitchen equipment. See more inside.
North side dump site blight on community
The landfill is adjacent to beautiful Hollier Park, baseball fields, and a cemetery, and is only a block away from the BTW Rec Center.
Budget Considered, Bingman Appointed and Zoning Approved
During Monday's Study Session, City Manager Joan Riley reviewed the proposed 2023-24 general budget for the City of Sapulpa. She estimated $29 million in expenditures and $27 million in revenue, with the largest contribution, $21 million, coming in from sales tax. This would leave an 8.9% general fund balance.
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