Moore City Council Meeting October 19, 2026

At its October 19, 2026 meeting, the Moore City Council accepted the annual actuarial report, showing approximately $2.15 million in outstanding retained losses and projecting about $8.2 million in insurance costs for fiscal year 2026–27. The council approved Bid 2027-001 for fleet maintenance (the transcript gives no vendor or award amount), and approved a $24,650 contract with Jesse Naylor—the lowest responsive quote—to complete fabrication and welding of a fire-department cargo-container training structure. It also approved Amendment No. 2 for $285,333.75 to a utility-relocation design project; staff said the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority had agreed to reimburse the city for the amendment. The council approved the annual emergency medical dispatching agreement with Norman Regional Hospital Authority for $155,833.13, an increase from $122,000; the amount is paid to the city for providing dispatch services.

The council approved four resolutions for applications for AOG and federal transportation funding: a 19th Street/Broadway Tower Drive realignment and related trail, streetscape, and stormwater work, estimated at $8,088,275 with a 20% local match of $1,617,655; pavement-marking upgrades at various locations; LED arterial-sign upgrades at four intersections along the NW 12th Street corridor; and crosswalks at school and park locations, with no required match. The council also approved an Eagle Scout park-entry landscaping project. It proclaimed Red Ribbon Week and heard a community update on the privately fundraised Safety Town project. Votes on the procurement and funding items described above were unanimous among members recorded in the transcript.