Last week, our staff joined Mayor Debbie Long in the Salvation Army's annual bell-ringing campaign. Together, we covered 28 shifts over two days. The Salvation Army relies on money raised in red kettles to serve more than 25 million people in need each year.
A big thank you to all our team members who participated in this important cause! We would also like to recognize Tamryn Cluck with our Parks and Rec Department, who coordinated and organized this effort on behalf of the City. Thank you, Tamryn!
Please see below for important information regarding work that will be taking place this week by CEC on behalf of the City of Claremore
You may see them around town and in neighborhoods. They will be driving CEC trucks with logos and carry CEC ID badges. Crews will wear white hard hats and yellow safety vests while in the field.We want you to be aware that CEC, an engineering firm here to do a study on some of our infrastructure, will begin fieldwork in Claremore on Monday, 11/27/2023. There will be 3 teams working Monday through Wednesday. You may see them around town and in neighborhoods. They will be driving CEC trucks with logos and carry CEC ID badges. Crews will wear white hard hats and yellow safety vests while in the field. So, don't worry if you see them. They should finish up mid-week.
Happy Small Business Saturday, Claremore! Since 2010, this national movement has promoted the Saturday after Thanksgiving as a dedicated time to shop small and bring more holiday shopping to small businesses.
Claremore is home to many unique boutiques, eateries, cafes, specialty shops and other amazing locally-owned retailers. This holiday shopping season, we encourage you to commit to making at least one purchase to support a small business!
Several holiday events will take you right past the front doors of local businesses. You can check them out at www.visitclaremore.com/holidays .
