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Jun 22, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City Of Tuttle Council Regular Workshop Session
The council reviewed a proposal from Prairie Rock Architecture regarding pavilion construction at Fairview Cemetery and a related budget amendment. Discussions included the increase in operational funding for Tuttle EMS operations through the Grady County EMS 522 District and the implications of a sewer line connection proposal from the school system. Other topics included potential locations for the Municipal Road Drilling Activity Fund and a review of the financial report for May 2026, which noted the receipt of back fees from Citizen Energy.
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The Board discussed the process of evaluating assets contributed by the cities of Tuttle and Blanchard. Updates were provided regarding the status of various grant funding applications and potential federal partnerships. The Board deliberated on purchasing water from the Oklahoma City Water Utility Trust Authority, resulting in an authorization for staff to rent equipment for site preparation. Additionally, the Board reviewed potential mutual benefits involving the Chickasaw Nation and authorized the cancellation of the September meeting to be replaced by a special meeting. Staff also initiated a request to add a new signatory to the organization's checking account.
Jun 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Board of Trustees of the Tuttle Public Works Authority Regular Meeting Minutes
The Board of Trustees discussed and approved the purchase of 4-inch natural gas poly pipe and fittings from Stuart C. Irby Co. with a spending limit of $40,000. Additionally, the Board acknowledged the receipt of payroll and claims for the month of May.
Jun 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
City of Tuttle Council Regular Session
The Council reviewed and approved several administrative and operational items, including the swearing-in of a new police officer, various budget amendments regarding grant funding and insurance proceeds, and reappointments to city boards and commissions. Key discussions included the passage of an ordinance amending bond and insurance requirements to comply with court orders, an agreement with the county for bridge debris clearing, and the authorization of multiple street maintenance projects, including paving repairs and material purchases. Additionally, the Council approved the purchase of new police vehicles and processed pay applications for the construction of Fire Station 2, along with a memorandum of understanding regarding fire tax reimbursement.
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