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City of Sapulpa responds to Christmas Chute taking a pause for 2025: “planning the biggest and best Christmas Chute to return in 2026”
The City has stated that it's on board with the decision to pause the Christmas Chute for 2025 in light of the upcoming Dewey Streetscape redesign. "The City is grateful for the countless hours of time and effort the Chute Committee has put into this wonderful event over the past 3 years."
Sapulpa’s Route 66 Christmas Chute will “take a pause” for 2025
Sapulpa's Route 66 Christmas Chute has announced it will not reopen for the 2025 season, opting to "push pause" in light of the City's upcoming Dewey Street redesign.
What we’re most excited about for 2025
Of course 2024 was a big year for Sapulpa, but 2025 looks to be every bit as exciting. From city projects to new schools and businesses, here's what we're looking forward to the most in the next year.
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Kickstart 66 Tour comes to Sapulpa
Regional representatives from Miami to Oklahoma City visited Sapulpa to see our Rt. 66 attractions and to learn what our plans are for the upcoming centennial.
Sapulpa police make second arrest in weekend vandalism case
Sapulpa police have made a second arrest in the serial vandalism case that we first reported on earlier this afternoon.
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Sapulpa could gain jobs and business with new industrial park on Route 66
Sapulpa received $6.3 million in funding through grants from the SITES program which the Department of Commerce operates, according to City Attorney David Widdoes. The industrial park would be on a 90-acre plot at 8701 Frankoma Road.
Sinkhole at Sapulpa golf course unearths old city swimming pool
Learn more about how the old municipal park swimming pool got started, and what caused it to close twenty years later.
Sapulpa City Council discusses new Route 66 park and approves new traffic lights
“The hope is to create a tourist destination and community park right there along Route 66 taking us from downtown Route 66, through our town, all the way to the (Heart of Route 66) Auto Museum.”
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