Moore City Council Meeting March 2, 2026

The City of Moore, Oklahoma City Council held a meeting on March 2, 2026, where several procurement and budget-related items were discussed and approved. Key procurement actions included the approval of a $24.29 million loan from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board for clean water infrastructure improvements, specifically roof replacements and odor control at a treatment plant. The council also approved the purchase of self-contained breathing apparatus equipment for the fire department totaling $679,446, selecting MSA as the vendor through a competitive RFP process. Additionally, the council authorized the purchase of structural firefighting bunker gear for $33,400 using a Sourcewell contract. Other procurement-related approvals included declaring a fire apparatus surplus for auction and adopting a landfill collection fee. The meeting featured an extensive presentation on updates and improvements at the Moore Animal Shelter, focusing on operational enhancements, staffing, veterinary services, software upgrades, and community partnerships. Public comments emphasized the importance of selecting a qualified superintendent to sustain shelter reforms. The council also discussed future capital improvement projects estimated at $193 million, funded by a proposed sales tax, with potential future bond measures subject to voter approval. Overall, the meeting addressed significant procurement decisions, budget allocations, and policy discussions impacting city infrastructure and services.