Stillwater News - Infrastructure

(Stillwater, OK) — Stillwater Regional Airport remains safe and operational after sustaining significant airfield damage due to an unauthorized military aircraft operation on Sunday, Dec. 13. Airport staff have temporarily patched surface damage to the runway and taxiways but must have the sub-surface assessed for potential long-term damage.

(Stillwater, OK) — The Stillwater City Council has authorized city staff to apply for a $1.2 million Transportation Alternatives Grant from the Oklahoma Department of Transportation that would cover most of the cost to convert unused railroad track running through the center of town into a multi-use trail. Converting a portion of the Stillwater Central Line railway would help complete a trail system that connects Stillwater north to south.

(Stillwater, OK) — The City of Stillwater and Stillwater Community Center Foundation held a groundbreaking ceremony Nov. 7 to mark the beginning of work on improvements that will make the Stillwater Community Center more accessible for the entire community.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Friday, August 26, 2022

(STILLWATER, OK) – Stillwater City Manager Norman McNickle requests community members to conserve resources as much as possible during this significant heat wave, where multiple days of 100 degrees or greater could prove problematic on the city’s infrastructure.