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City of Pryor Creek - City Council Meeting - July 7, 2026
Published: Jul 7, 2026
Downtown 'Road Diet' Proposed to Enhance Safety and Walkability
The council discussed a proposed 'road diet' for downtown Prior, which would involve reconfiguring the current four-lane road into three lanes with a center turning lane. This change is intended to slow traffic, improve pedestrian safety, enhance business visibility, and potentially save the city money on traffic signal maintenance in the long run. The decision on the final plan will ultimately rest with the city council.
Council Votes to Withhold Payment for Unused PGA Membership
The council approved a motion to amend their previous motion, allowing for the non-payment of a PGA membership for the upcoming fiscal year (July 2026 to June 2027) due to the city no longer having a PGA professional. They will work with staff to recoup the $1,000 cost.
City Launches 'Citizen of the Year' Program to Honor Volunteers
The council initiated a 'Citizen of the Year' program to recognize individuals who make unpaid, volunteer contributions to the city. A committee led by Councilwoman Lori Bradshaw will manage the nomination and selection process, with nominations open from July 15th to September 15th. The chosen Citizen of the Year will be announced at the October 6th council meeting and may be honored at community events.
Residents Voice Concerns Over Severe Drainage and Mosquito Problems
Residents raised concerns about significant drainage issues affecting their properties. One resident described water running between houses, standing against homes, and making sidewalks mossy and slick, leading to falls. Another resident reported a large depression in their backyard that fills with water, attracting mosquitoes. Both residents sought solutions such as retaining walls or drainage systems to mitigate the flooding and mosquito problems.
City Takes Over Prior Creek Golf Course Operations Amidst Management Transition
The council addressed the transition of management and operations at the Prior Creek Golf Course following the resignation of the previous management. The city will take over operations, retaining existing employees and bringing some onto the city's payroll. They are also exploring options for obtaining a liquor license and are considering purchasing remaining inventory from the pro shop. The process for hiring a new golf pro or manager is underway, with a focus on finding a cost-effective solution and ensuring transparency in financial management.
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