Moore City Council Meeting June 1, 2026

The City of Moore, Oklahoma held a City Council meeting on June 1, 2026, which included several procurement and budget-related decisions. The council approved the fiscal year 2027 budget totaling approximately $145.6 million. They also approved rezoning for a senior multifamily residential development, allowing higher density with planned unit development amenities. Contracts were awarded to multiple landscaping and abatement service providers for code enforcement for FY 2026-27. The council authorized the purchase of 15 traffic signal detection units from Waverronics for $269,475 as a sole source provider. Additionally, they declared an animal transport truck surplus for auction and approved contracts for the city's Fourth of July celebration, including a $30,000 drone show and an $80,000 amendment for fireworks. Renewals and new contracts were approved for open records custodian services, annual city audit ($71,500), and financial statement preparation ($70,000). The meeting also included presentations on zoning and subdivision regulation updates to guide future land development. Several motions related to pending legal claims and labor negotiations were passed in executive session.