City News
City Starts Work on GO Bond
A straight line of credit from American Heritage Bank will allow the city to start work on a couple of “crucial” projects.
It’s official: some Sapulpa businesses will open back up tomorrow. Will you be there?
People on both sides of the issue are voicing their opinion as Sapulpa begins phase one of reopening the economy. Plus, see the data that…
Sapulpa will follow Governor Stitt’s plan to reopen the economy in phases, Mayor says
The Sapulpa Mayor has confirmed that the City of Sapulpa would be adhering to the plan and timeline as proposed by Governor Stitt. See what…
City Councilor Anderson Votes No on GO Bond Resolution
A resolution related to the GO Bond was a point of contention at Sapulpa’s City Council meeting on Monday, April 6.
City of Sapulpa clarifies its policy regarding utility cutoffs: “Utilities will not be cutoff to residential properties”
The City says utilities will not be cutoff to residential properties for violations of an emergency order during the COVID-19 crisis.
Sapulpa City Council raises maximum fine for emergency orders, does not tighten restrictions
You will not be forced to wear a mask, but refusal to comply with the city’s emergency ordinance could lead to a fine or having…
City of Sapulpa institutes a “catastrophic health emergency,” residents ordered to “shelter in place” until May 4th
Find out what it means and doesn’t mean, and what could happen if you don’t comply. Plus, what the Tulsa County Health Department is predicting…
City of Sapulpa announces closure of golf course, playgrounds, sports courts
Every basketball court, playground and dog park in Sapulpa, as well as the golf course, is now closed.
Sapulpa restaurants allowed to keep their dining rooms, with restrictions
Councilors were split on whether or not the city should step in and enforce a mandatory closing of dining rooms. The motion narrowly passed at…
Sapulpa may tighten down further on restaurants, will move upcoming elections
Sapulpa restaurants may be forced to close their dining areas completely. Some are in favor of it, and others are saying they’d never reopen.
