OKLAHOMA CITY (April 1, 2020)— Governor Kevin Stitt today held a press conference to provide an update on the State’s response to COVID-19 and announce he has issued Seventh Amended Executive Order (EO) 2020-07.

The statewide candidate filing period begins at 8 a.m. Wednesday, April 8th, said Julie Dermody, Secretary of the Rogers County Election Board.

In light of Rogers County’s first confirmed case of COVID-19, Claremore Police Department and Claremore Fire Department announce additional measures to keep citizens, officers, and firefighters safe.

An election emergency declaration issued by the State Election Board Secretary on March 18 will impact elections scheduled for April 7 in Rogers County County, the County Election Board Secretary confirmed today.

Rogers County Treasurer Jason Carini wants to remind Rogers County residents that a 30 day extension has been granted for those who have paid the first half of their property tax payments.

To maintain staffing levels, reassure the public, and create a safe environment for our employees, the Claremore Police Department is modifying some of our regular services during the COVID-19 Pandemic. We are asking the public for patience during this time.

An end of day decision by the state election board changed the rules regarding an upcoming local election.

The City of Claremore has implemented the following measures to address the COVID-19 pandemic:

Rogers County Commissioners are encouraging the community to skip the live meeting, and watch the live stream.

An end of day decision by the state election board changed the rules regarding an upcoming local election.

On-site visitation in the Rogers County Jail has been suspended until further notice.

On Wednesday, March 18, Claremore City Manager Jim Thomas, issued a Disaster Emergency Proclamation for the city of Claremore.

While the COVID-19 pandemic has closed other Rogers County offices, the Election Board remains open.

An administrative order has been implemented in Rogers County District Court.

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and in order to protect our citizens and employees, the City of Claremore will suspend or alter the following programs and/or services for the next 30 days. Effective March 17, 2020:

Voters in Rogers County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the April 7 Collinsville, Inola, Oologah-Talala and Sequoyah School General Elections should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today. Although the County Election Board can accept applica…

Update: This morning, March 23, the Rogers County Commissioners announced this event has been cancelled. No new date has been announced as of yet.

The Rogers County Assessor’s Office introduced a new online property search and interactive map Friday, with more tools than ever to assist property owners.

Voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the March 3 Presidential Preferential Primary, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.

A message from the sheriff saying he’s declared Rogers County a “Second Amendment Sanctuary" is circulating this morning.

A company with casino gaming equipment in Rogers County says they're exempt from ad valorem taxation because the games are used by a tribal business, operating within tribal boundaries.

For registered voters, less than a week remains to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the March 3 presidential preferential primary.

What is the current state of the city of Claremore? In a word, outstanding.

Less than a week remains for registered voters in Rogers County to apply for absentee ballots to be mailed to them for the February 11 Special City of Calremore and Town of Oologah Elections and Annual Owasso School Primary Election, County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.

NEW ORLEANS –Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., First Lady January Hoskin and a small delegation from the Cherokee Nation joined tribal leaders from the Oneida, Quinault and Morongo Band of Mission Indians in New Orleans recently to defend the Indian Child Welfare Act.

Registered voters in Claremore will be asked to weigh-in on a one percent sales tax on Feb. 11.

The Rogers County Treasurer says putting county funds to work for the county is paying off.

This week Police Chief Stan Brown provided city leaders with an inside look at what's new in Claremore Police Department.

A multi-part audit is underway in Rogers County.

Voters in Rogers County who want to have absentee ballots mailed to them for the February 11 Special City of Claremore and Town of Oologah Elections and Annual Owasso School Primary Election should apply now, County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today. Although the County Elect…

Preparations are being made for the 2020 presidential elections.

"You can't manage what you don't measure."

A discussion started two weeks ago will continue at tonight's Claremore City Council meeting.

Rogers County Commissioner unanimously approved a 3 percent raise for all county employees Monday.

The Rogers County Commissioners are set to discuss construction, pay raises and bulletproof vests among other agenda items in their Monday meeting.

Representative Mark Lepak today announced his re-election bid for the Oklahoma State House of Representatives in District 9, which encompasses Claremore, and parts of central Rogers County. Lepak, a Republican, is completing his third term in office.

Claremore voters will soon be asked to vote on the renewal of an existing one-cent sales tax.

The Cherokee Nation Tribal Council voted Monday on an amendment that would allow the tribe to withhold car tag revenue from school districts that deny indigenous students the right to observe cultural practices on campus.

Inadequate internal controls were cited numerous times in the recently-released Rogers County audit findings.

Voters will go to the polls Tuesday for the Nov. 12 Special Northwest Fire and Catoosa School Elections, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said.

Rogers County Commissioners approved raises for approximately 230 county employees this week, to take effect Jan. 1.

The one-man show operating information technology across county government will get a second this year, following approval of the fiscal year 2019-2020 budget.

Friday, October 18, is the last day to apply for voter registration in order to be eligible to vote in the November 12 Special Northwest Fire and Catoosa School Elections, Rogers County Election Board Secretary Julie Dermody said today.