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Feb 07, 2025 Ordinance allows city manager to adjust parking limits; another opens parks to campers for special events
Ordinance allows city manager to adjust parking limits; another opens parks to campers for special events

Plus, City pursues federal funding for a backup water source, and Visit Stillwater report highlights a new marketing tech partner

Parks & Public Spaces   -   Feb 06, 2025 City provides details on playground removal and future plans for Myers Park
City provides details on playground removal and future plans for Myers Park

Park survey shows residents not overly concerned with condition of equipment and turf

Ambulance Trust seeks 20% fee increase to address rising demand
Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 12, 2025 Ambulance Trust seeks 20% fee increase to address rising demand

Trust reports five years of losses, projects fee hike would sustain service for next decade

by Chris Peters
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Stillwater City Council   -   Feb 12, 2025 Ambulance Trust seeks 20% fee increase to address rising demand
Ambulance Trust seeks 20% fee increase to address rising demand

Trust reports five years of losses, projects fee hike would sustain service for next decade

by Chris Peters
Feb 07, 2025 Ordinance allows city manager to adjust parking limits; another opens parks to campers for special events
Ordinance allows city manager to adjust parking limits; another opens parks to campers for special events

Plus, City pursues federal funding for a backup water source, and Visit Stillwater report highlights a new marketing tech partner

by Chris Peters
Parks & Public Spaces   -   Feb 06, 2025 City provides details on playground removal and future plans for Myers Park
City provides details on playground removal and future plans for Myers Park

Park survey shows residents not overly concerned with condition of equipment and turf

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 28, 2025 Voters will decide on proposed animal welfare facility
Rendering shows building with a way finding sign for adoptions and surrenders of pets.

The City of Stillwater is requesting taxpayers to approve a $8.75 million bond to replace aging facilities that are struggling to meet the community’s stray pets’ needs.

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 26, 2025 Council to consider April 1 bond election to fund new animal welfare shelter
Council to consider April 1 bond election to fund new animal welfare shelter

Data center project already generating revenue for City utility and two downtown storefronts could get public assistance with makeover

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 14, 2025 Proposed animal welfare facility gets estimated price tag
Proposed animal welfare facility gets estimated price tag

The new facility is designed to accommodate current and future needs while providing a healthier environment for staff and the cats and dogs under their care.

by Chris Peters
Stillwater City Council   -   Jan 11, 2025 City Council poised to make big decision on data center agreement
City Council poised to make big decision on data center agreement

Councilors will also honor a Stillwater Jr. High student, discuss a bond election for a new animal welfare facility, receive a donation for a closed park, and a Downtown property owner applies for a small business grant.

by Chris Peters
Art & Culture   -   Dec 26, 2024 New mural coming to downtown building
The art gallery's frontage. A Modella gallery neon sign with a faded purple background and front porch area

Local artist chosen to bring big, bold and vibrant artwork to Main Street

by Chris Peters
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