Claremore approves more than $75M in infrastructure improvements to support city growth

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By: KJRH Web Staff

Nov 02, 2026

CLAREMORE, Okla. — More than $75M in infrastructure improvements are coming to Claremore after the City Council approved a series of projects aimed at improving roads, utilities and drainage systems to support the city’s continued growth.

The funding comes from a one-penny sales tax approved by Claremore voters in 2025, allowing the city to invest in aging infrastructure and prepare for future development.

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