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Johnson and Johnson tentatively agreed earlier this year to a $26 billion settlement in response to lawsuits from 3,000 state and local governments. The bulk of the monies received is to be used for addiction research and treatment.
On Wednesday of this week, the City of Sapulpa sold another $6.3 million of the $40.235 million GO Bond package passed in January of 2022, bringing the total amount of drawn-down funds to $27.05M, or about 67%.
Subscriber Exclusive—Updates from Count Commissioners, Board of Education and Kellyville Town Hall are included in this week’s County Notebook!
Subscriber Exclusive: Notes from the County Commissioners meeting and the Economic Development Committee.
Subscriber Exclusive: Get a look at where we’re at on the 2020 GO Bond. See what’s been done, and what’s yet to come.
A request recommended for approval at the Creek County Planning Commission meeting last Tuesday to rezone a 5-acre tract of land from Industrial to Commercial District to extend an existing RV park was heard by the BOCC at its regular Monday morning.
The Board of County Commissioners unanimously agreed to pass its decision to grant a Preliminary Plat for a new residential subdivision at South 129th West Avenue and West 71st Street South in Sapulpa until its June 6th meeting.
John Christner began trucking in the 1960s hauling produce from California. He started JCT in 1986.
The Fairgrounds northern multi-purpose barn is receiving a facelift to match the storefronts of the other barns there. A bid from LH construction for $37,600 was accepted as the lowest bid – but there’s no timeline on the project yet.
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