Stillwater’s Infrastructure Challenges: Water Safety, Street Projects, and Public Voices
Residents are speaking up as Stillwater works to tackle PFAS in drinking water, upgrades to Olive Street, zoning code amendments, and development debates.
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Residents are speaking up as Stillwater works to tackle PFAS in drinking water, upgrades to Olive Street, zoning code amendments, and development debates.
From townhomes to traffic patterns and nuisance properties, Stillwater residents are seeing change—and raising questions about housing, roads, and livability.
Updates on downtown parking, public safety tech, and proposed housing—what Stillwater officials are deciding that impact everyday life.
New housing, hospital plans, riverfront parks: Stillwater is changing fast. But some neighbors worry about traffic, sidewalks, and equity in the mix.
Affordable housing gaps, noisy short-term rentals, infrastructure projects and zoning reform are all in focus for Stillwater residents.
Stillwater’s major infrastructure projects and downtown event policies are shaping life in the city—here’s a current look around town.
Stillwater is proactively addressing PFAS in its water supply, constructing a new treatment facility to ensure safe drinking water for residents.
Stillwater is actively implementing measures to ensure safe drinking water by addressing PFAS contamination.
Jason Zimmerman steps into the role of Community Development Director, focusing on Stillwater's growth and comprehensive planning.
An overview of recent initiatives and projects influencing Stillwater's growth and sustainability.
An overview of Stillwater's recent community development efforts, including leadership changes and ongoing projects.
Jason Zimmerman steps in as Stillwater's Community Development Director, focusing on sustainable growth and community engagement.