Mayor Doyle addresses delays and issues with Glover and Associates road project

Pryor Creek's City Council meeting on June 3, 2025, highlighted significant ongoing infrastructure challenges, particularly concerning the delayed Highway 20 overlay project. Mayor Doyle expressed frustration over the contractor's failure to meet deadlines, which has resulted in the city incurring approximately $3,035,000 in penalties. The contractor, Glover and Associates, has faced multiple setbacks, including equipment sabotage and supply shortages, which have hindered progress.

The mayor emphasized the city's commitment to ensuring the project is completed to standard, with daily oversight from an engineering consultant. He reassured residents that the quality of work is being closely monitored, despite the ongoing delays. The council discussed the importance of holding the contractor accountable and the possibility of rebidding the project if necessary.

In addition to the highway project, the council addressed various maintenance issues around the city, including pothole repairs and drainage problems exacerbated by improper waste disposal. The mayor urged residents to be mindful of their waste management practices to alleviate these issues.

The meeting concluded with a call for community cooperation as the city prepares for the upcoming FreedomFest event, stressing the urgency of completing the roadwork in time. The council remains focused on resolving these infrastructure challenges while ensuring the safety and satisfaction of Pryor Creek residents.