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Votes at a glance

- Commissary contract renewal (Tiger Correctional Services): The board approved an addendum (renewal) with Tiger Correctional Services, the county's jail commissary vendor; motion by James, second by Randy; roll call passed. (Agenda reference: addendum to commissary service agreement dated 09/02/2014.)

- Broadband upgrade and redundancy (Vybe/Vibe, Vybe proposal): Commissioners approved pursuing a Vybe (Vybe/Vibe) gigabit fiber connection to supplement the county's existing Optimum broadband service to add capacity and redundancy for cloud services; funding indicated from 911 where appropriate; motion by James, second by Randy; roll call passed.

- County property: Jordan Oaks Lot 30, Block 1 (less-than-required bid): The board approved accepting a bid below the normal 50% fair-market threshold by pre-approving acceptance if the advertised sale/auction produces that offer; motion by Tim, second by Randy; roll call passed.

- Warning flasher repair at US-69 and Highway 51: The board approved a TLS Group quote of $4,350 to repair the warning flashers at US-69 and Highway 51; motion by Tim, second by Randy; roll call passed.

- Archery Recreational Complex (RAC) utility bill: The board voted to pay the RAC utility bill (average approximately $60) from courthouse M&O funds going forward; motion by Randy, second by Tim; roll call passed.

- INCOG 2025 digital aerial photography invoice: Commissioners approved payment of the commissioner's share ($2,700) for 2025 aerial imagery and access; motion by Tim, second by Randy; roll call passed.

- Roof and wall projects (various punch-list and warranty issues): The board received status updates on county roof projects and exterior-wall waterproofing and tabled final action to allow staff and the contractor to assemble documentation, correct warranty language (hail exclusion language), and complete testing and paperwork; motion to table passed on roll call.

For each of the above, the board recorded motions and roll-call votes on the record per routine practice. Several items were voted with brief discussion and without extended public comment.","mediaType","Audio","parentTitle","Board of County Commissioners Meeting Agenda for 04-28-2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its April 28 meeting, the Wagoner County Board approved routine procurements and approvals including a commissary contract renewal, broadband upgrade, property-sale exception, intersection flasher repair and payments for aerial imagery and the archery complex utility bill; the board tabled several roof- and building-related items.","taxTitle","Wagoner County, Oklahoma","taxId",52821,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":50,"_51":81,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":82,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":83,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6576022,"Commissioners select Magnum Construction as construction manager at risk for DAB building renovation",106,361659,468095,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3205419-59dab1d1d3dfdb4e430686bc8030a043&start=361&end=468","/articles/6576022/Wagoner-County/Oklahoma/Commissioners-select-Magnum-Construction-as-construction-manager-at-risk-for-DAB-building-renovation","The Wagoner County Board voted Monday to authorize staff to enter negotiations with Magnum Construction to serve as construction manager at risk for renovation of the county-owned DAB building.

Darla Heller, economic development, told commissioners the county issued a request for qualifications for a construction-manager-at-risk delivery method for the DAB building renovation. Four firms submitted qualifications; the county's review committee (Commissioner Stamps, County Clerk Gloria Hendrix, Kathy Smith and Heller) interviewed all four and scored them on experience and delivery-method knowledge. Heller said the committee was unanimous that Magnum Construction scored highest.

Commissioners moved to accept the committee recommendation and authorize staff to enter negotiations and a contract with Magnum Construction. The motion was made by Commissioner Tim and seconded by Commissioner Randy; the board approved the motion by roll call.

Heller said the next steps are to enter into agreement negotiations and proceed with contract execution once terms are settled.","County economic development staff said a four-member committee unanimously recommended Magnum Construction as the highest-scoring firm to serve as construction manager at risk for renovation of the county-owned DAB building; commissioners approved moving into negotiation and agreement steps.",{"_33":85,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":86,"_41":87,"_43":88,"_45":89,"_47":90,"_49":50,"_51":91,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":92,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":93,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6576026,"Commissioners table plan to relocate sheriff's cybercrime equipment while Homeland Security grant is finalized",680,2662819,3343015,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3205419-59dab1d1d3dfdb4e430686bc8030a043&start=2662&end=3343","/articles/6576026/Wagoner-County/Oklahoma/Commissioners-table-plan-to-relocate-sheriffs-cybercrime-equipment-while-Homeland-Security-grant-is-finalized","Wagoner County commissioners on Monday discussed a proposed move of the sheriff's cybercrime investigative unit into the North Annex media room to house equipment purchased through a Department of Homeland Security cybersecurity grant, but tabled the request for further review.

Sheriff Chris Elliott said the county has been awarded the grant (presented in discussion as approximately $197,000) that will fund additional investigative equipment and an additional investigator. He said the current workspace has inadequate electrical capacity and that the media room in the North Annex offers a server room with separate climate control and more power receptacles.

Maintenance manager Chris Potter and county IT/attorney Mark Sieck described the physical differences between the current office and the media room, including additional outlets and a separate server room. Potter said the current office has every available outlet in use and would not support more equipment without upgrades.

Elliott said the grant funds are not yet in hand and that any physical changes would be contingent on the grant award becoming accessible. Commissioners expressed concern about long-term use of the aging North Annex building, electrical capacity and security of exterior doors and windows. The sheriff's staff said they would secure the room and noted that some physical modifications (such as adding a window or relocating bars) could be completed if the move is approved.

After discussion, Commissioner Tim moved and Commissioner Randy seconded a motion to table the item so commissioners could inspect the site and staff could return with details on physical security, power capacity and specific contract language for any equipment purchases. The motion to table passed on a roll-call vote.","Sheriff Chris Elliott told the board the department has been awarded a roughly $197,000 Department of Homeland Security cybersecurity grant to expand the cybercrime investigative unit. The board agreed to table a request to move the unit into a North Annex media room pending further review and a site visit.",{"_33":95,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":96,"_41":97,"_43":98,"_45":99,"_47":100,"_49":50,"_51":101,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":102,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":103,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6576031,"Wagoner County commissioners approve cloud-based jail logging system after presentation by sheriff",943,592595,1536115,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3205419-59dab1d1d3dfdb4e430686bc8030a043&start=592&end=1536","/articles/6576031/Wagoner-County/Oklahoma/Wagoner-County-commissioners-approve-cloud-based-jail-logging-system-after-presentation-by-sheriff","Wagoner County commissioners on Monday authorized county staff to proceed with procurement steps for a cloud-based inmate-management and accountability system after a presentation from Sheriff Chris Elliott and Jail Administrator Ryan Russell.

Sheriff Chris Elliott said the system would replace paper and Excel-based logs used in the jail and provide encrypted, tamper-evident, cloud-hosted records of site checks, medical checks, movement tracking and supply distribution. He said the system would reduce the workload on tower operators and allow floor officers to log checks on portable devices that sync in real time to the central record.

Jail Administrator Ryan Russell described how the existing process relies on a single tower operator and local hard-drive logging. \"If that hard drive crashes or we have an anomaly up there, we lose all that information,\" Russell said. He said the proposed system would provide automatic reminders, timestamped records tied to specific officers, and the ability to attach photos to logs such as documentation of restraint checks.

Russell gave the commission a startup quote for equipment and site tags of $18,009.04 and said the vendor proposed an annual renewal of $7,580. He described device counts (15 wearable/portable units, spare batteries and charging docks) and cell/pod tags to support logging across shifts.

Elliott and Russell said the software would help the county defend against civil litigation by producing permanent, cloud-hosted logs and would reduce the need to add personnel to cover tower duties. Several commissioners asked about contract review; Elliott said the board would receive a formal contract to review after the commission authorized the expenditure and that the county would limit any initial agreement to one year.

Commissioners approved moving forward with the procurement and contract negotiation. The approval authorized staff to accept the vendor proposal and begin the contract process; commissioners said the formal contract would be returned to the board for review before final signature.

The board recorded the motion and a roll-call vote approving the expenditure and authorization to negotiate a one-year contract.","The Wagoner County Board approved initial funding to move forward with a cloud-based inmate-management and logging system intended to eliminate paper logs and increase accountability in the jail. Sheriff Chris Elliott and Jail Administrator Ryan Russell described the system\u0000and supplied a startup quote and an annual renewal cost estimate.","actionData","errors"]

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