Muskogee County commissioners approve routine grants, permits and grant modifications; enter executive session on Project Springboard
At their Jan. 27 meeting, Muskogee County commissioners unanimously approved routine purchase orders and minutes, grant-funded agreements for a Youth Leadership summit, an MOU with the Cherokee Nation for Tribal Transportation Program route submissions, a utility permit, CDBG-DR grant changes tied to the Okay Road Project, several unattainable lien waivers, and a $750 SEFA engagement; they entered and exited an executive session on pending claims and Project Springboard with no action.
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The Muskogee Board of County Commissioners met Jan. 27, 2025, and approved a series of routine administrative and project-related items, including agreements funded by grants for a Youth Leadership Next Steps Summit, a memorandum of understanding with the Cherokee Nation to submit routes to the Tribal Transportation Program inventory, permit and procurement items tied to the Okay Road Project, and an engagement letter for audit work.
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