More intersections in Broken Arrow have been added to the traffic signal pole painting improvements project. The dog and cat license fee has been removed from city ordinance. Council received the preliminary report of the Housing and Demographic Study.

Residents living near the future site of the Sunset in Broken Arrow Amphitheater had an opportunity to learn more about the project and ask questions at a Town Hall meeting on Jan. 9 at Northeastern State University-Broken Arrow. 

The creation of TIF District No. 5 for the Sunset Amphitheater has been approved, the relaunch of the financial transparency portal, and a new development agreement for south Broken Arrow were just a few of the many items on the agendas of the City Council, Municipal Authority, and Economic Development Authority meetings on Jan. 16, 2024.

City Manager Michael Spurgeon presents his 9th State of the City address with the City Council to the Broken Arrow Chamber membership and community.

Broken Arrow City Councilor Lisa Ford reflects on the meetings held on Tuesday, December 5th and discusses the Council's decision to approve a $332,000 purchase of new police tasers and the decision to take no action on a preview ordinance to consider requiring panhandlers to obtain a permit.

Assistant City Manager of Operations Kenneth Schwab talks more about the Grand River Water Study that was authorized and approved by the Broken Arrow Municipal Authority.

This study investigated the 36-inch waterline that stretches more than 21 miles from the Oklahoma Ordnance Works Authority (OOWA) in Mayes County to the Verdigris River Water Treatment Plant.

City Councilor Justin Green discussed The Grand River Water Supply Study and several road widening projects that highlighted the nearly 75 items on the agendas of Broken Arrow City Council, Municipal Authority, and Economic Development Authority meetings on November 7, 2023.