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City News
Why the new “Twisters” movie could mean great news for Sapulpa
July 19, 2024
The female lead, played by Daisy Edgar-Jones, is a former storm chaser originally from Sapulpa.
Sapulpa could gain jobs and business with new industrial park on Route 66
July 17, 2024
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
April 26, 2024
Learn more about how the old municipal park swimming pool got started, and what caused it to close twenty years later.
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Challenger Sherry Capps defeats incumbent Brian Stephens in City Council race
Challenger Sherry Capps has defeated incumbent Brian Stephens for the Ward 2, Seat 2 spot on Sapulpa's City Council.
Sapulpa City Council discusses Chute and approves fire department software
Monday's Council meeting began with a preliminary report on the 2024 Route 66 Christmas Chute with the regular session being highlighted by a sewer evaluation survey and updated fire department software.
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Youth Services of Creek County breaks ground for $1 million expansion
This 3,500-square-foot addition, designed by Reed Architecture and Interiors of Sapulpa, will give the agency seven new offices for its 13-member staff.
Sapulpa City Council discusses new golf course fees and rules for public comment
Until the beginning of this month, Sapulpa's golf course hadn't seen an increase in fees or membership dues in at least six years.
Sapulpa City Council approves Project Edge master plan for former Town West area
“Project Edge Master Plan is intended to outline a clear vision with achievable action items to facilitate and attract the best quality development and redevelopment to the future Edge District."
Sapulpa City Council declines to move on new 5G tower amid heated debate
Monday’s city council meeting began with a full, buzzing room and police officers blocking further attendees due to room occupancy. Controversy surrounding the proposed construction of a new 5G Verizon tower generated significant public interest.
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