Moore City Council Meeting August 3, 2026

The City of Moore, Oklahoma held a City Council meeting on August 3, 2026, where several procurement and budget-related items were discussed and approved. Key procurement actions included the approval of general obligation bonds totaling $5,130,000 to support city projects, authorization of a utility relocation agreement estimated at $893,567.31 for road improvement projects, and the purchase of six dispatch center consoles costing $121,978.30 each, funded through 911 management authority grant funds. The council also approved a contract for reimbursement related to uniformed school resource officers and a property acquisition agreement to facilitate water and sewer improvements in an industrial park. Additionally, zoning and plat approvals for residential and commercial developments were considered, with some applications approved and one denied due to proximity to schools. The meeting included a presentation on the use of Flock automated license plate reader cameras by the police department, emphasizing their role as investigative tools and addressing privacy concerns. The council also adopted the 2026 hazard mitigation plan in coordination with Moore Public Schools and discussed ongoing infrastructure projects, including railroad underpass construction. An executive session was held to discuss the fiscal year 2026-27 contract with the International Association of Firefighters Local 22047. Overall, the meeting focused on advancing capital improvement projects, public safety technology procurement, and land use decisions to support community development and safety.