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News Updates from the City of Coweta 4/1/2020

Effective immediately, and for the duration of the declared state of emergency in Coweta, all playgrounds will be closed to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Our parks and public green spaces will remain open, but people ar...

***UPDATE*** Solid Waste Disposal Event

*UPDATE*

Solid Waste Disposal Event – In conjunction with the ODOT Annual TRASH-OFF, the City of Coweta/Coweta Public Works Authority will have to postpone/reschedule this event for a further date. As soon as we have confirmed a date we will send...

Coweta Police Announce tip411 Program for Anonymous Tips

We’ve added information on the program to the Police Department page here on the website. Through this program, you can let CPD know of concerns, crime tips, or information on something you observe quickly, easily, and anonymously. Additional in...

Additional Guidance from Governor Stitt on Essential Businesses

You can view the full memo and list at this link: /DocumentCenter/View/1315

Governor's Executive Order Regarding Business Closures

As you know, on March 24th, Governor Stitt issued Executive Order 2020-07 ordering that, "effective at 11:59pm on March 25, 2020, all businesses not identified as being within a critical infrastructure sector as defined by the U.S. Department of Home...

City of Coweta Cancels April 7th Election

Due to public safety concerns about COVID-19, and in compliance with state and local orders, the One for Coweta sales tax election scheduled for April 7th has been cancelled. A new date will be chosen at a later time once it is again safe to gather togeth...

Governor's Order Means Closure of Some Coweta Businesses

Today at 2:00pm, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt issued a new executive order that directly affects businesses in Wagoner County and therefore the City of Coweta. As part of the continued statewide effort to “flatten the curve” on #COVID...

City Council Adopts Resolution, Declares Emergency, Restricts Gatherings

At a Special Meeting held on March 23rd the Coweta City Council adopted Resolution 2020-10 declaring that a state of emergency exists in Coweta related to the Covid-19 pandemic. This resolution prohibits public gatherings of ten persons or more, including...

Coronavirus Update from the City of Coweta

We urge everyone to follow the recommended best practices from the CDC for slowing the spread of the novel coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Those include frequent, thorough washing of hands, practicing social distancing — meaning avoiding group...

One for Coweta

On April 7th Coweta’s citizens will have the opportunity to vote on a funding stream for the acquisition, construction, and major repair of infrastructure projects (such as arterial roadways, storm water drainage systems, parks, public safety fa...

April 18, 2020- Solid Waste Disposal Event

In conjunction with the ODOT Annual TRASH-OFF, the City of Coweta/Coweta Public Works Authority will be sponsoring its annual free TRASH-OFF Day on April 18th from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This event will be held at the old Cottonwood Acres subdivision loca...

Now Accepting Phone Payments

The City of Coweta is now accepting utility payments by phone. Dial 833-282-0827 to make a payment by phone. You must have your utility account number available. There is a $1.25 technology fee for the service.

Public Meeting Set: One For Coweta Discussion 12/16/19

What: Public Meeting to share information on the One for Coweta Sales Tax InitiativeWhen: Monday, December 16th, 6:30pm to 7:30pmWhere: Coweta City Hall, City Council Chambers

What will be happening? City Manager Roger Kolman will share information on the ...

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