City of Glenpool launches new web site

Last Update: 11/24/2009 6:04 pm

The City of Glenpool announced Tuesday that it launched a new web site: cityofglenpool.com.

Officials say the site contains a wealth of information, forms, applications, permits and statistics. City officials wanted the site to serve current residents, make doing business with the city easier, and also to attract new citizens and businesses to Glenpool.

City officials confirm that some content on the site is still being finalized, so there are a few pages that need updates. All site content is expected to be complete within a few weeks.

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