The City of Bartlesville is seeking an organization qualified to operate its Recycle Center after Replenysh, the company that has operated the center since 2021, announced they will end their agreement with the City in April. The City issued an RFP, or Request for...
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Water remains safe despite temporary discoloration during routine circulation work
The City of Bartlesville is assuring residents that drinking water remains safe, despite temporary discoloration that may appear as the City performs routine circulation and maintenance on the water distribution system. “Earlier this week, the City implemented...
Voters pass all 5 City propositions
Bartlesville voters have said a resounding "Yes" to five City ballot propositions put before voters on Tuesday, according to unofficial results by the Oklahoma State Election Board. On the ballot were three funding measures that have been in place for decades and...
Monday trash routes amended, offices closed February 16
City offices will be closed Monday, Feb. 16, and Monday (residential) trash routes will be amended to Wednesday, Feb. 18, due to the Presidents' Day holiday. Monday trash route customers will need to place their trash at the normal collection point by 6 a.m. on...
Replenysh to bow out of recycling agreement
Replenysh, the company that has operated the City-owned Recycle Center since 2021, will end its agreement with the City effective April 30. The move is prompting City staff to begin looking at alternative options to keep the center open in the future, said City...
City launches housing survey to guide future development
The City of Bartlesville has initiated the development of a comprehensive Housing Plan aimed at establishing a shared community vision for housing and a clear, actionable path to achieve it. The Housing Plan, which is the implementation phase of the Housing Study...
Voters to decide sales tax extensions, GO Bond
Don't forget to vote today! The City of Bartlesville election is today. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Up for consideration are: 2026 General Obligation Bond Issue (Propositions 1, 2, and 3) 1/4-cent Economic Development Sales Tax Extension (Proposition 4) 1/2-cent...
CIP sales tax, GO bonds to fund capital projects
On Feb. 10, Bartlesville voters will decide ballot issues for the City of Bartlesville, including extension of the 1/2-cent Capital Improvement Project and 1/4-cent Economic Development Sales Taxes and the proposed 2026 General Obligation Bond Issue. The 1/2-cent CIP...
Voters to decide 1/4-cent sales tax extension
Economic Development Sales Tax funds incentives, tourism On Feb. 10, Bartlesville voters will decide several ballot issues for the City of Bartlesville, one of which is the 1/4-cent Economic Development Sales Tax — a tax that has helped bring hundreds of jobs and...