Stillwater declares Remington Ranch Apartments a public nuisance, authorizes legal action

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Chris Peters

Feb 10, 2026 - 8 min read

A sign for Remington Ranch Apartments stands in front of one of the complex's 12 buildings at 1815 North Boomer Road. The Stillwater City Council voted Monday to declare the 300-unit complex a public nuisance after residents spent months without reliable hot water. – Photo by Chris Peters

Stillwater declares Remington Ranch Apartments a public nuisance, authorizes legal action — A sign for Remington Ranch Apartments stands in front of one of the complex's 12 buildings at 1815 North Boomer Road. The Stillwater City Council voted Monday to declare the 300-unit complex a public nuisance after residents spent months without reliable hot water. – Photo by Chris Peters

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