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The City of Bartlesville wants to keep you informed about the latest Covid-19 coronavirus updates as well as provide information … Continued

Water conservation remains a top priority for Bartlesville and the surrounding area as overall supply continues to decline due to … Continued

Bartlesville Mayor Dale Copeland is joining mayors across the country who are asking residents to make a long-term commitment to … Continued

I think the State has Adams Boulevard scheduled for a complete restoration. Can you give us an update or time schedule … Continued

Higher rates, watering restrictions could be on tap soon Every week, the news is more dire: The City’s overall water … Continued

City receives first use tax revenue; $425,000 in new funds March sales tax revenue is up 16 percent, making the … Continued

Voluntary conservation urged due to low Hulah Lake levels Recent rains have helped a little but not enough to pull … Continued

Sales tax revenue for February is up 4.6 percent over the same period last year, Chief Financial Officer/City Clerk Jason … Continued

The City will hold its next free residential yard debris collection the week of May 8-12, Public Works Director Keith … Continued

Operation Clean House — the free, countywide event for Washington County residents to dispose of hazardous household and automotive goods … Continued

Devansh Gopu, 6, urges conservation in science fair project Wayside Elementary School student Devansh Gopu, 6, is taking the City’s … Continued