Looking to develop a green thumb?

Looking to develop a green thumb? Consider joining the Master Gardeners Association

There are a handful of activities that have increased with the COVID-19 pandemic. Count Zooming as one. Another? Gardening. 

Gardening is a way to relax, remain soc...

Claremore Animal Shelter Exceeds Industry Standards for Survival Rates

Thanks to powerful community support for our furry friends, the Claremore Animal Shelter enjoys high survival rates for cats and dogs.  By working with local animal lovers, rescue groups and veterinary clinics, the shelter experiences tremendous ...

Community events build great cities

By John W. Feary, City Manager

Building a sense of community is at the heart of all great cities, and community events are a vital component of Claremore’s continued progress.  In addition to bolstering our local economy, community events also kee...

City Council Update - April 5, 2021

We are pleased to share the following updates from the Claremore City Council meeting held on Apr. 5, 2021.  

• An amended agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas (ONG) was approved to relocate a gas line in conflict with improvements proposed at the Lo...

Civic Responsibility and the Importance of Local Governments

By: City Manager, John W. Feary

On Tuesday, April 6, Claremore residents will have an opportunity to go to the polls to retain or elect new city councilors. I would like to take this opportunity to explain why I believe civic participation in local electio...

Household Pollutant Collection Event

CLAREMORE HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION EVENT

Saturday, April 24th, 2021      9:00am to 2:00pm

Claremore Expo Center 400 South Veteran’s Parkway

HHW Event is free to all Rogers County and Claremore reside...

Water System Evaluation Is Nearing Completion

By John W. Feary, Claremore City Manager

You may have noticed signs around town about assessments underway for citywide evaluation of our water system.  The project started last February, is 70 percent complete and we anticipate it will wrap up th...

COVID-19 Vaccine Event, March 17

2020 State of City Address

By John W. Feary, Claremore City Manager

I recently had the privilege of presenting Claremore’s State of the City address at a meeting held by the Claremore Area Chamber of Commerce.  Thanks to the continued investment by our City Counci...

Consolidated and refinanced bonds saves Claremore more than $700,000

By John W. Feary, Claremore City Manager

The detail work involved in municipal government is often overlooked, and a little boring if I’m being honest.  However, having a strong proactive financial strategy can result in hundreds of thou...

Claremore Police Department surpasses training goals despite the pandemic

By John W. Feary, Claremore City Manager

Over the last 10 months, we have all had to find new ways to complete what we would normally consider routine tasks. Obviously, those on the frontlines of public safety have had to take greater precautions when perf...

Infastructure improvements planned

By John W. Feary, Claremore City Manager

We are a week into our new year, and despite current events on a national level and continued COVID-related challenges, Claremore has an exciting 2021 ahead of us.

We are focused on strategic investments in our futur...

Heritage Hills golf course reopens

By John W. Feary, Claremore City Manager

Those who enjoy golf have a new resource at their disposal: the recently reopened Heritage Hills Golf Course here in Claremore.

Designed by well-known “golf architect” Perry Maxwell, Heritage Hill...