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Management Resources reports storm cleanup at McFadden housing area; timeline for Warner Building rehabs to be provided
Summary
David Moore of Management Resources told the Cherokee Nation Council crews responded to storm damage at the McFadden housing addition and removed downed trees; he said he will coordinate with staff to provide a timeline for rehabilitation work at the Warner Building.
David Moore, representing Management Resources, updated the Cherokee Nation Council on storm cleanup and maintenance activity, including work at the McFadden housing addition.
"I'll call make a phone call to 1 guy and hope I got 4 or 5 show up. I'll have 20, 25 guys show up," Moore said when describing staff response and crew mobilization for cleanup.
Council member Lisa Hall thanked Moore and his crews for clearing large trees at the McFadden housing addition and noted families there appreciated the work. Moore also discussed visual improvements at other facilities; Councilman Dare complimented a private contractor who painted the JW Sam building and noted progress at the North Tulsa building.
Moore said he would coordinate with John Asbell to provide a timeline for ongoing rehabilitation work at the Warner Building and promised to send the information by email after the meeting.
The report described operational activities and individual appreciation from council members; no formal votes or policy actions on these maintenance items were recorded.
