🚧 Project Highlight: Lowry Detention Pond 🚧
Significant progress continues at the Lowry Detention Pond Project, a $2 million initiative aimed at improving flood control for our community. Once complete, the 10+ acre detention pond, located north of the Greenbrier Subdivision, will help alleviate downstream flooding along Cat Creek during major rain events.
This week marks an exciting milestone as a new pedestrian bridge is being installed for the walking trail around the pond. The bridge was delivered on Tuesday, and our crews will be pouring concrete and installing LED lighting later this week. 💡
Stay tuned for more updates on this and other exciting city infrastructure projects!
Claremore residents are no longer required to obtain a burn permit for UL Listed fire pits, chimineas, or any constructed masonry/non-combustible fire pits in their backyards. For any open burning outside of these devices, as well as for commercial properties and land-clearing operations, a burn permit is still required.
Permits are available through the Fire Marshal’s Office at 918-341-1477 ext. 160, during regular business hours.
For more information on approved materials and restrictions, visit: claremore.com/fire-department/.
🎾 Exciting Update for Claremore Tennis and Pickleball Enthusiasts! 🎾
The Tennis and Pickleball Courts located at Sioux and Stuart Roosa have been temporarily closed for resurfacing to provide a top-quality playing experience. We are pleased to announce that the upgrades are nearly complete, and the courts will reopen on Monday, September 30!
