City News
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.
City of Sapulpa declares State of Emergency, closing some facilities, restricting others
The proclamation also restricts traffic dockets and “strongly discourages” certain gatherings in churches, restaurants, bars and gyms. See details inside.
Lou Martin, Jr. is Sapulpa’s interim mayor
Vice-Mayor Lou Martin was appointed Interim Mayor before a vote was cast for Interim Vice Mayor. Details inside.
City Attorney delivers touching eulogy at Mayor Green’s funeral
“Reg Green loved Sapulpa, and whether you knew him well or not, he made your life here better.”
The 2020 GO Bond Oversight Committee has been announced
The Sapulpa 2020 GO Bond Advisory and Oversight Board was announced and approved at Monday night’s City Council meeting.
Public Traffic Control Requests Discussed
Last week’s traffic control meeting featured updates on 49th W. Ave and Highway 117, as well as some publicly requested items, such as new stop…
Mayor Reg Green remembered as a “great Mayor, and a greater man”
Mayor Reg Green passed away on January 26th. People who knew him remember him as a “great mayor, but greater man”
GO Bonds and Oversight Committee discussed at City Council Study Session
Get details about the intricacies in issuing the recently passed bonds, plus details on how become a part of the oversight committee.
Canyon Road Project Funded
Canyon Road Improvements are part of a 2004 revenue bond—renewed in 2014—from a half-cent sales tax, which extends to 2025.
