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CITY OF SALLISAW PRESS RELEASES
3/1/2021. City Purchases Aerial Fire Truck
1.25.2021. State of the City and Looking to the Future
1.4.2020. Fiscal Year 2020 Audit
12.14.2020. APPA Recognizes Sallisaw for Recent Ice Storm Response
11.30.2020. Hypochlorous Acid Disinfectant
10.01.2020. Improvements Continue for Sallisaw Wastewater Treatment Facility
9.17.2020. Sallisaw Municipal Airport Beginning to Take Flight
7.31.2020. City of Sallisaw Requires Masks to Enter City Buildings
9.13.2019. Sallisaw NOW Awarded $2 Million Grant For Addiction and Recovery Training
9.10.2019. City to Implement New Waste Disposal System Programs
10.29.2018. Sallisaw to be Home to New Veterans Center
CITY OF SALLISAW UTILITY RATE INFORMATION
ELECTRIC RATE INFORMATION
September 14, 2020 Approved Rate Adjustments. Resolution 2020-32 was approved on September 14, 2020 by the Board of City Commissioners adjusting electric rates in the City of Sallisaw. These changes were made after an extensive and thorough Electric Cost of Service Study, recently completed by city staff and its rate consultant. As approved, the City of Sallisaw will embark on a five-year plan of rate adjustments, with each adjustment being implemented during the month of November through 2024. The first adjustment will be reflected on billing statements calculated after November 1, 2020.
Rate Adjustment Customer Letter September 21, 2020
Approved Rate Resolution 2020-32
Residential Calculations Based on Average Usage
November 2020 Rate Adjustment Fact Sheet
SANITATION AND LANDFILL RATE INFORMATION
Sanitation Dumpster Rates and Calculations
WATER AND SEWER RATES
MASTER FEE SCHEDULE
The City of Sallisaw continues to monitor the COVID-19 virus event. Below you will find information from local, state and federal agencies related to the event.
In response to the current COVID-19 event, the City of Sallisaw will be closing city hall to the public as of 2:00 pm, Friday March 20, 2020. This is a precautionary measure to ensure the safety of the public and city hall employees. Closing of city hall will be evaluated on a day to day basis up through April 6, 2020.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA - Open Up and Recover Safely Plan
City of Sallisaw
- Emergency Proclamation
- Press Release on Emergency Proclamation
- Press Release on Closing of City Hall
- Determine if Your Business is Essential or Non-Essential
- Oklahoma Essential Business FAQ
- Essential Employee Letter Template
State of Oklahoma
- State of Oklahoma COVID-19 Dashboard
- State of Oklahoma Department of Health COVID-19 Situation Update
- State of Oklahoma Department of Health Resources and Recommendations
- US Small Business Association Disaster Assistance
- State of Oklahoma Executive Orders Issued by Governor
- Eastern Oklahoma 211 Service
Federal Government and Other Agencies
This information is intended to help our local businesses navigate through resources available during the COVID-19 event. We will continually update this information as it becomes available.
- Senator James Lankford
- Senator James Inhofe
- Congressman Markwayne Mullin
- Essential vs. Non-essential Businesses
- Summary of Bipartisan Agreement on CARES Act
- Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
- Oklahoma Job Match
- U.S. Dept of Labor New FMLA Guidelines Q&A
- Main Street America COVID-19 Resources
- USDA COVID-19 Federal Rural Resource Guide
- USDA COVID-19 Resource Page
US Small Business Association