Claremore councilors approve $75 million in infrastructure projects

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KRMG by Steve Berg

October 29, 2026

CLAREMORE, Okla. — The Claremore City Council has decided how to spend the city’s one-cent sales tax money that voters approved last year.

The plan was always to spend it on infrastructure, and now citizens will know exactly where the money will be spent and how much each project will get.

The City says roughly $26 million will go to electrical system improvements, $17.4 million will go to streets, $13 million has been allocated for water system upgrades, $10 million has been earmarked for sewer systems improvements, and $7.8 million will be used for stormwater and drainage projects.

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