The City of Claremore Public Works Department, in partnership with Claremore Public Schools, is proud to empower young minds through an annual art contest focused on pollution prevention. This initiative encourages students to creatively address the importance of protecting our community and waterways from pollutants.
This year, we are thrilled to recognize Addison Ennis from Catalayah Elementary School as the contest winner. Addison’s design will be displayed on a city trash truck for the next several years, ensuring her impactful artwork reaches audiences across Claremore.
The unveiling took place during a recent City Council Meeting, where Addison was recognized for her exceptional work. She was joined by her parents, Stormwater Director Scott Vaughn, Catalayah Assistant Principal Jennifer Basks, her art teacher and members of the City Council.
We extend our congratulations to Addison and commend all participating students for their outstanding efforts in promoting a cleaner, more sustainable future for our community.
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The City of Claremore was honored to join the Cherokee Nation last week for the signing of legislation amending the Cherokee Nation Claremore Outpatient and Emergency Health Center Act of 2025.
This amendment increases the project’s total investment from $255.5 million to $400 million, allowing for an expanded, state-of-the-art healthcare facility that will replace the former Claremore Indian Hospital.
The City was proud to partner with the Cherokee Nation to help identify and secure the site for this transformative project, which will be located in Claremore Plaza and serve as a catalyst for future development.
We are deeply grateful for the Cherokee Nation’s leadership, investment and continued committed to delivering the highest quality healthcare services and strengthening the future of our community and region.
Read more about this exciting announcement from News Channel 8: ktul.com/news/local/cherokee-nation-boosts-funding-for-new-claremore-health-center-to-400-million.
