Moore City Council Meeting September 8, 2026

The City of Moore, Oklahoma City Council held a meeting on September 8, 2026, where several procurement and contracting matters were addressed. Key procurement actions included approval of budgeted purchases such as handheld radios and mobile radios from L3 Harris totaling approximately $71,000, ticket writers and printers from Tyler Technologies for $36,230, safety equipment for fleet vehicles from Dana's Safety Supply for $79,273, and a crack sealing machine for $96,268. The council also approved a contract with Crossland Construction Company for $4,000 for the preconstruction value engineering phase of the Public Works Maintenance Facility Phase II project. Additionally, a $60,150 contract was approved with Pinnacle Consulting Management Group for right-of-way acquisition services related to a state highway reconstruction project. The council authorized solicitation of bids for maintenance of the Station Aquatic Center slide and installation of an adaptive turf infield at Buck Thomas Park. They also approved a $59,967 contract with Forever Lawn for replacing artificial turf at the animal shelter and accepted a $65,000 emergency management grant for outdoor warning system upgrades, with a related purchase of sirens and equipment for approximately $59,000. The council passed a resolution approving issuance of multifamily housing revenue bonds up to $30 million for the refinancing of The Curve apartment complex, clarifying no financial obligation for the city. Several appointments to planning and animal welfare boards were made, and surplus radios were authorized for donation to public safety agencies. Overall, the meeting focused heavily on routine equipment upgrades, capital improvement projects, and contract approvals supporting city infrastructure and public safety.