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Enid City Commission approves appointments, payment plan for workers’ comp judgment and claims; votes unanimous

2374930 · February 21, 2025
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Summary

At its regular meeting the Enid City Commission voted unanimously to approve committee appointments for the Kaw Lake oversight committee, authorize the Enid Municipal Authority to pay a workers’ compensation judgment with three‑year reimbursement, and approve claims totaling several million dollars.

The Enid City Commission voted unanimously on a slate of procedural and financial items at its regular meeting, including appointments to a funding oversight committee tied to the Kaw Lake project, an agreement allowing the Enid Municipal Authority to pay a workers’ compensation judgment with reimbursement over three years, and approval of several claims.

Mayor David M. Mason and all seven commissioners cast unanimous votes (7–0) on the items the commission took up in open session.

Appointments: The commission approved four appointments to the Kaw Lake Funding Oversight Committee, which the mayor described as an eight‑member committee charged with overseeing sales tax expenditures for the Kaw Lake Water Supply Program. The appointees and terms staff read into the record were:

- Jamie Brooks, Ward 1 representative (appointed; not present at the meeting) - Joseph McCune, Ward 3 representative (appointed; present) - Mr. Henson (Ward 5 incumbent reappointed — listed in the record as Bridal Henson) - Nick Nicholas, at‑large representative (appointed)

The mayor said the appointees will serve through December 2027.

Workers’ compensation judgment: The commission, sitting as trustees of the Enid Municipal Authority, approved an agreement under which the EMA will pay a court judgment in favor of Leroy Palmer and be reimbursed over three years. City staff explained the arrangement allows the EMA to pay the judgment promptly while extending reimbursement to the city over a multi‑year schedule.

Claims and routine items: The commission approved consent items and claims presented during the meeting. The commission approved EMA claims of $6,159,671.61 and Enid Public Transportation Authority claims of $1,951.72; both motions passed 7–0. The commission also approved minutes of the Feb. 4, 2025 regular meeting by unanimous vote.

All votes reported on the record were unanimous; the commission adjourned at the conclusion of the meeting.

Votes at a glance: - Approve minutes of Feb. 4, 2025 regular meeting — Outcome: approved, vote 7–0. - Appointments to Kaw Lake Funding Oversight Committee (Jamie Brooks, Joseph McCune, Bridal Henson, Nick Nicholas) — Outcome: approved, vote 7–0. Terms through Dec. 2027. - EMA agreement to pay Leroy Palmer workers’ compensation judgment with three‑year reimbursement to EMA — Outcome: approved, vote 7–0. - Approval of claims: $6,159,671.61 (city/EMA claims) — Outcome: approved, vote 7–0. - Enid Public Transportation Authority claims: $1,951.72 — Outcome: approved, vote 7–0.