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Most City of Bartlesville offices will be closed Thursday, Nov. 27, and Friday, Nov. 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday. Police and fire services will continue as normally scheduled with no interruption. City offices will re-open as normally scheduled on...

The City's next free yard debris collection will take place the week of Dec. 8-12. Bartlesville residents can put their bagged yard debris or bundled tree limbs at their normal trash collection point on their normal trash day during the week of the event and City...

What ever happened with the Water Resources Committee? The Water Resources Committee still exists but hasn't met since completing their recommendations for next steps in January. The reason is simply that there isn't a need to do so at this time, as City staff...

The City of Bartlesville is updating the zoning and subdivision regulations that govern land use and development within city limits. A new project website is now available with an interactive online map designed to gather public input on the city’s strengths and areas...

Negotiations with the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 200, the union that represents City of Bartlesville firefighters, remain stagnant despite efforts to move forward on an agreement for a 2025-26 Fiscal Year contract, City Attorney Jess Kane told...