BRIAN PILLMORE
ELEVATING YUKON'S BEST
Fiscal reforms generating $1.7M in new annual revenue. Major infrastructure completed. Transparent governance restored. Yukon's identity — Route 66, live music, and a proud heritage — elevated for the next generation.
PROVEN RESULTS FOR YUKON
New Annual Revenue
Generated by reinvesting $30M in idle city funds — without raising taxes.
See how it was earnedDocumented Results
Every one dated and detailed — 93 of them backed by a public source you can read yourself.
Browse all resultsCharter Reforms Passed
Landmark governance amendments strengthening transparency and accountability for Yukon's future.
Read the amendmentsOpen Source Projects
MayorGPT — AI agents, prompts & skills for mayors and city officials. MuniMinus — free replacement for expensive municipal website platforms. MuniRevenue — revenue forecasting and analysis for Oklahoma municipalities.
Explore the toolsLEADERSHIP THAT DELIVERS
As Mayor of Yukon, Brian Pillmore worked with the City Council to turn campaign promises into concrete results. A forensic audit exposed decades of financial mismanagement. Idle city funds were put to work. Infrastructure long deferred was finally completed — under budget.
Beyond the balance sheet, Mayor Pillmore has focused on Yukon's identity: investing in the live music scene that sets this city apart, launching Yukon's first dedicated tourism website, and completing projects — like Freedom Trail Playground — that reflect the kind of community Yukon is.
- ✓Forensic audit — restored fiscal accountability and transparency
- ✓Major infrastructure delivered on time and under budget
- ✓Attracted new businesses and investment to Yukon
- ✓Nationwide search → Jeff Deckard named City Manager
- ✓Built and published open source AI tools for city government
Mayor Brian Pillmore
Serving 2024–2026
2024–2026 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Financial Reforms
Forensic audit uncovered decades of mismanagement. Reinvested $30M in idle funds, generating $1.7M in new annual revenue — without raising taxes. Charter amendments passed to lock in accountability.
See the financial recordInfrastructure Wins
Garth Brooks Blvd fully repaved, wastewater treatment plant upgraded, Freedom Trail accessible playground completed, and park improvements delivered — all under budget.
See infrastructureEconomic Development
Attracted Ollie's, OnCue, The Mule, and Variety Care. Launched Yukon's first dedicated tourism website — visityukonok.com — and championed the city's identity as Oklahoma's live music capital on Route 66.
See economic developmentGood Governance
Passed 4 of 5 Charter amendments. Enacted transparency ordinance. Conducted a nationwide City Manager search — 45 applicants, 7 finalists — and hired Jeff Deckard, a Yukon High School graduate with 16 years of city experience, by a 4–1 council vote.
See governance reformsMAYORGPT: AI TOOLS FOR EVERY CITY
Mayor Pillmore didn't just use AI tools in the day-to-day work of running Yukon — he built them, refined them, and published them for every mayor and city official in the country to use.
MayorGPT is a free, open-source toolkit: 34 role-based AI agents, 73 reusable prompts, and 82 Claude-compatible skill bundles — built from real mayoral work, not theoretical frameworks. No city should have to start from scratch.
YUKON IS A CITY WORTH KNOWING
Hometown of Garth Brooks. Home to Grady's 66 Pub — founded by Cross Canadian Ragweed's Grady Cross. Czech Hall, built in 1901. Rock the Route every Labor Day. The Oklahoma Czech Festival every October. And a community that takes care of its own.
Yukon's new tourism site — visityukonok.com — is the first dedicated destination guide this city has ever had. It's long overdue.
CONTINUING THE PROGRESS
From the balance sheet to the music stage to open-source software — Mayor Pillmore's work represents a different kind of leadership. Explore the full record, read his Yukon Pathways columns, or reach out directly.