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Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Remington Ranch residents detail months without hot water as city considers nuisance action
Delivery truck loaded with boxed water heaters parked behind the Remington Ranch apartments entrance sign, which displays the complex name and phone number on a stone pillar structure

City Council tabled a public nuisance hearing until Feb. 9 to give property management time to install water heaters in all units

Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Stillwater authorizes downtown four-way stop conversions
Yellow pedestrian crossing signs reading "State Law: Stop for pedestrians within crosswalk" stand at the intersection of South Main Street and Seventh Avenue in downtown Stillwater.

City Council approves $173,000 for conversion of Main Street intersections to four-way stop signs with enhanced lighting aimed to improve safety and traffic flow

White metal sculpture called Interlace rises above stone wall reading "Stillwater Oklahoma" at intersection of Sixth Avenue and Western Road, with decorated utility box visible at left.
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 30, 2026 City Council advances formal public art program

Ordinance would create 9-member committee, establish fund for donations; community partner commits sizable gift

by Chris Peters
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Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 30, 2026 City Council advances formal public art program
White metal sculpture called Interlace rises above stone wall reading "Stillwater Oklahoma" at intersection of Sixth Avenue and Western Road, with decorated utility box visible at left.

Ordinance would create 9-member committee, establish fund for donations; community partner commits sizable gift

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Remington Ranch residents detail months without hot water as city considers nuisance action
Delivery truck loaded with boxed water heaters parked behind the Remington Ranch apartments entrance sign, which displays the complex name and phone number on a stone pillar structure

City Council tabled a public nuisance hearing until Feb. 9 to give property management time to install water heaters in all units

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 13, 2026 Stillwater authorizes downtown four-way stop conversions
Yellow pedestrian crossing signs reading "State Law: Stop for pedestrians within crosswalk" stand at the intersection of South Main Street and Seventh Avenue in downtown Stillwater.

City Council approves $173,000 for conversion of Main Street intersections to four-way stop signs with enhanced lighting aimed to improve safety and traffic flow

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Dec 22, 2025 Council Debates Downtown Roundabout, Approves Growth Plan and Trail Project
Rendering of Bronco Buster statue on stone wall base with "Downtown Stillwater" text, proposed centerpiece for 10th and Main roundabout improvements in downtown Stillwater.

Councilor calls roundabout 'ill-advised' as city staff presents downtown intersection improvements

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Oct 21, 2025 Stillwater Public Library Trust to Transition Into Independent Nonprofit
Stillwater Public Library Trust to Transition Into Independent Nonprofit

Change will alleviate rigid state investment restrictions for $1 million endowment

by Chris Peters
Oct 07, 2025 Sister City Delegation Returns from Japan Anniversary Celebration
Sister City Delegation Returns from Japan Anniversary Celebration

Mayor, city manager join ceremonies marking 40 years of Stillwater-Kameoka partnership

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Oct 02, 2025 City Hires Assistant City Manager, Approves Police Cooperation Agreement
City Hires Assistant City Manager, Approves Police Cooperation Agreement

Bernish to oversee development, utilities, economic development; police agreement with OSU clarifies jurisdiction; opioid settlements also approved

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Oct 01, 2025 Youth Ministry Finds New Location, City Alerts Residents to Fraudulent Invoices
Youth Ministry Finds New Location, City Alerts Residents to Fraudulent Invoices

Rezoning request puts KLife in compliance, Officials warn residents never to pay city invoices by wire transfer

by Chris Peters
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