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Chickasha Industrial Authority adopts employee manual to cover one employee

3111724 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

The Chickasha Industrial Authority voted 5-0 to adopt a resolution approving an employee manual that will apply to a single employee; board members asked for the referenced exhibit to be added to the agenda packet.

The Chickasha Industrial Authority voted 5-0 to adopt a resolution approving an employee manual that will apply to the authority's single employee.

A member of the authority asked whether the Industrial Authority actually had employees; a staff member confirmed there is one position covered by the manual and said the manual is the same one previously approved by other city entities. Another member said the packet did not contain the exhibit labeled "Exhibit A" referenced in the resolution; staff said the exhibit was available online and offered to forward it to members.

Board members described the vote as primarily a technical action to ensure the authority's employee is covered by the same manual already adopted by the city and related entities. One member said the manual appeared to be the same as previously approved and that renewing the same document would not raise substantive changes.

The motion to adopt the manual was approved by roll call: Elliot — yes; Kidd — yes; Hipperquick — yes; McCarty — yes; Grayson — yes (tally 5–0). No amendments or conditions to the resolution were recorded in the meeting transcript.

The action completes a housekeeping step to align the Industrial Authority's personnel coverage with other municipal entities; staff said they would forward the exhibit and supporting materials to any member who had not received them.