City Council Meeting

September 16, 2025 City Council Meeting

Tuesday, September 16, 2025 Moore, OK
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Meeting Summary

The Moore City Council meeting featured the recognition of Sheila Hayworth for her 13 years of service and the proclamation of September 17-23, 2025, as Constitution Week. Key approvals included soliciting bids for police vehicles, a contract for citywide sidewalk repairs, and an interlocal agreement for planning services for Cleveland Heights. Additionally, a revised utility relocation agreement with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority and an amendment for related survey services were approved.

Key Decisions & Votes

City Council Consent Docket

08:15

All routine administrative and operational items on the consent docket were approved.

Approved

Police Fleet Vehicle Bids

09:30

Authorization was granted to solicit bids for the purchase of eight budgeted police fleet vehicles.

Approved

Sidewalk Repair Contract

11:15

A contract for $121,348.91 with Precision Concrete Cutting was approved for trip hazard assessment and repair of over 1,800 sidewalk locations citywide.

Approved

Cleveland Heights Planning Agreement

13:15

An interlocal agreement with ACOG for participation in the Community Economic Resiliency Initiative program was approved, providing planning services for Cleveland Heights with a city match of $2,500.

Approved

Revised Utility Relocation Agreement with OTAA

15:50

A revised utility relocation agreement with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority was approved, clarifying 100% payment by OTAA for the wastewater treatment plant effluent line relocation project.

Approved

Amendment for Wastewater Pipeline Survey Services

17:30

Amendment number one for $13,350 was approved for additional survey services related to the wastewater treatment plant effluent discharge pipeline relocation project, with costs covered by OTAA.

Approved

Moore Public Works Authority Consent Docket

18:10

All routine administrative and operational items on the Public Works Authority consent docket were approved.

Approved

Polycart Purchase

19:40

The budgeted purchase of 1,444 polycarts from Railro Pacific Company Container Group for $76,412 was approved to replace unserviceable carts.

Approved

Moore Risk Management Authority Consent Docket

20:20

All routine administrative and operational items on the Risk Management Authority consent docket were approved.

Approved

Moore Economic Development Authority Consent Docket

21:20

All routine administrative and operational items on the Economic Development Authority consent docket were approved.

Approved

Executive Session Action

26:15

The Council voted to proceed as directed regarding the fiscal year 2025-26 contract between Moore and IAFF Local 2047 after reconvening from executive session.

Approved

Upcoming Community Events

September 17-23, 2025

Constitution Week

Proclaimed in the City of Moore to encourage reflection on American privileges and responsibilities.

Past weekend

Grill Stock Barbecue Cookoff

Competition between the Moore Police Department and Fire Department, with the Fire Department winning.

Financial Matters

Sidewalk Repair Contract

Contract with Precision Concrete Cutting for citywide trip hazard assessment and repair.

$121,348.91

Community Economic Resiliency Initiative Program

City's matching funds for a grant up to $25,000 for planning services for Cleveland Heights.

$2,500

Wastewater Pipeline Survey Services Amendment

Amendment to agreement with Eagle Consultants, Inc. for additional survey services, covered by OTAA.

$13,350

Polycart Purchase

Purchase of 1,444 polycarts from Railro Pacific Company Container Group to replace unserviceable units.

$76,412

Public Comments

1 citizen spoke

William Jones inquired about the city's 2021 street study results, suggesting they be posted on the city website to inform residents about proactive street maintenance efforts.

Street conditions Public transparency Proactive city management

Coming Up

Watch For

  • Future development proposals for Cleveland Heights
  • Continued city beautification efforts

Announcements

  • Sheila Hayworth was honored for 13 years of service on the Moore Board of Adjustment.
  • September 17-23, 2025, was proclaimed Constitution Week in the City of Moore.
  • An initiative for city beautification was discussed, encouraging community involvement in maintaining shared spaces and reporting issues like weeds or graffiti.
  • The Moore Fire Department won the Grill Stock barbecue cookoff against the Police Department.
  • The Mayor emphasized the city's commitment to safety and support for emergency services, encouraging unity and positive community interaction.
  • Trash pickups missed today due to staff shortages will be completed on Wednesday.

Agenda Summary

Item Description Outcome
Item C Honor Miss Sheila Hayworth for 13 years of service on the Moore Board of Adjustment. Information Only
Item D Proclaim September 17th through 23rd, 2025, as Constitution Week. Adopted
Item 2 Consent Docket items A through H. Approved
Item 3 Consider authorizing the police department to solicit bids for the purchase of eight budgeted fleet vehicles. Approved
Item 4 Consider approval of a contract with Precision Concrete Cutting for trip hazard assessment and horizontal salt cutting and shaving services at various sidewalk locations throughout the city in the amount of $121,348.91. Approved
Item 5 Consider approval of an interlocal agreement with the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments for participation in the Community Economic Resiliency Initiative program at a funding level of up to $25,000 with a $2,500 matching funds from the city. Approved
Item 6 Consider approval of a revised utility relocation agreement with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority for the E West Corridor 281 03A effluent line relocation project as part of the Access Oklahoma program. Approved
Item 7 Consider approval of amendment number one in the amount of $13,350 to agreement with Eagle Consultants, Inc. for additional survey services for the wastewater treatment plant effluent discharge pipeline relocation project. Approved
Item 8 Consent docket items A and B (Moore Public Works Authority). Approved
Item 9 Consider authorizing the budgeted purchase of 1,444 polycarts from Railro Pacific Company Container Group at a total cost of $76,412 as the lowest quote. Approved
Item 10 Consent docket item A and B (Moore Risk Management Authority). Approved
Item 12 Consent docket item A (Moore Economic Development Authority). Approved
Item 13A New Business - Citizen signed up to speak (William Jones). Information Only
Item 13B New Business - Items from city council trustees. Information Only
Item 14A Executive Session - Consider approval of the fiscal year 2025-26 contract between the Moore and the IAFF local 2047. No Action
Item 14C Reconvene from executive session and take action. Approved
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