Official announcements from Mayor Brian Pillmore and the City of Yukon.
Mayor Pillmore announces the statewide launch of MuniRevenue.com, expanding the revenue intelligence platform originally built for Yukon to serve all Oklahoma cities and counties.
The City of Yukon has initiated legal action to recover $185,000 in diverted public funds and $263,719 in unreimbursed costs from the Yukon Community Support Foundation, following a forensic audit completed in January 2025.
The City of Yukon extends gratitude to City Manager Dr. Mike Castro, who announced his resignation to coincide with the completion of the City's annual budget, following a tenure defined by integrity, decisive leadership, and a commitment to transparent governance.
In its first 100 days, the new City Council reinvested $30 million in idle city funds generating $1.5 million in new revenue, advanced major infrastructure projects, completed Freedom Trail Park, and proposed landmark charter reforms including direct election of the mayor.
The Yukon City Council has voted to offer the City Manager position to Mike Castro, a seasoned municipal management professional with over 25 years of experience who most recently served as City Manager of Murphy, Texas.