York Street getting resurfaced as part of Muskogee's voter-approved road improvement program

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Sep 8

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KJRH By: Clifton Haskin Sep 08, 2026

MUSKOGEE, Okla. — One of Muskogee’s busiest roads is getting an upgrade, but drivers should prepare for some delays while crews complete the work.

The City of Muskogee plans to resurface about a mile of York Street from Shawnee Street to North Street beginning around mid-September.

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