Jobs & Economy in Sapulpa
Sapulpa's economy runs on a real, current aerospace and industrial manufacturing cluster, built atop a genuine historic pottery and glass manufacturing legacy.
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Learn moreA real, current manufacturing cluster
T.D. Williamson (~500 employees) anchors a real, current cluster that also includes Heico, Valmont Industries, Green Country Aircraft, Kelvion Holding, Greenheck Group, Webco Industries, Solmax Geosynthetics, and Pregis LLC.
A real, historic Frankoma Pottery legacy
Frankoma Pottery relocated to Sapulpa along Route 66 in 1938 and operated for decades before closing in 2010 -- a real, documented anchor of Sapulpa's identity, built on the same Glenn Pool natural gas that fueled Tulsa's own oil-industry heritage.
A genuine Tulsa-metro commuter option
Sapulpa's position roughly 15 miles west of downtown Tulsa gives residents real access to Tulsa's own broader employment base, documented in this project's own Tulsa record.
Key takeaways
- T.D. Williamson (~500 employees) anchors a real, current aerospace/industrial manufacturing cluster in Sapulpa.
- Frankoma Pottery's real, historic 1938-2010 run in Sapulpa remains a defining local identity anchor.
- Sapulpa's proximity to Tulsa gives residents real access to the broader metro's employment base.
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