Tuttle, OK is located in the southwest area of Oklahoma City and has a small-town charm that makes it a memorable place to visit. It is known for its friendly locals, stunning scenery, and local hot spots. From outdoor activities like fishing and camping to annual events like the Tuttle Peanut Festival, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in this quaint town. Additionally, Tuttle boasts a variety of restaurants and retail stores, making it easy to explore the city’s unique culture.
Visitors often rave about their experiences in Tuttle, noting its distinct atmosphere and welcoming people as highlights of their stay. Many travel bloggers have praised the town’s beautiful rural landscapes and interesting historical landmarks. Some visitors have even gone as far as calling Tuttle “one of Oklahoma’s best-kept secrets” due to its commitment to preserving its heritage while embracing modern amenities. With plenty of things to do and an inviting atmosphere, Tuttle is sure to provide travelers with lasting memories.
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Town Council Taxes without vote - 12/4/2011
Tuttle used to be a nice place to live, away from the city where we could enjoy nature and quiet.
In 2010, we the people voted no tax increase to support a library in our little town that isn't on the way to anywhere. One year later, town council attached a sewer tax onto our utility bills to repair a sewer in the town proper, which we will never use. Residents who live in the country are forced to pay this "capital improvement fee," even though we have septic tanks to maintain out of our own pockets. "Any monies collected by government for use by government is a tax."- encyclopedia. Tuttle council does not publish the agendas of their monthly meetings so residents can provide input prior to their voting. Tuttle council members do not ask for their constituents' input, nor have I ever met the council member of my ward. They don't care what we the people want; they do what they want for their own pupose and greed.
The Tuttle town Council decides to make city
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