Moore City Council Meeting February 2, 2026

The City of Moore, Oklahoma City Council held a meeting on February 2, 2026, where key procurement and budget-related topics were discussed. The council considered and approved an ordinance to place a 1% sales tax increase on the April 7 ballot, intended to provide a flexible funding source for various capital projects including drainage improvements and a future public safety facility. The sales tax is proposed as an alternative to property tax increases, with a commitment to cap the sales tax for capital projects and maintain public input on project approvals. Additionally, the council authorized moving forward with a grant application for the replacement planning and design of the Sunny Lane Bridge, selecting WSB as the highest rated firm to assist with the application process. The grant would cover 75% of the project costs, with the city responsible for 20%. The council also approved a request for proposals (RFP) for third-party health plan administrative services to improve efficiency and customer service, managed by Gallagher Benefit Services. Other agenda items included zoning approvals and updates to street naming and addressing ordinances to comply with Next Generation 911 standards. Public comments addressed concerns about the local animal shelter's management and care practices. The meeting concluded with acknowledgments of city staff and emergency responders.