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Moore council approves multiple routine procurements, sidewalk repairs and a planning interlocal
Summary
Council unanimously approved solicitations for police vehicles, a $121,348.91 sidewalk contract, a $76,412 PolyCart purchase, and an interlocal planning agreement (up to $25,000 grant with $2,500 local match) for Cleveland Heights planning.
At its meeting the Moore City Council approved several routine procurements and an interlocal planning agreement.
Votes at a glance
- Item 3: Authorize police department to solicit bids for eight budgeted fleet vehicles (style: SUV confirmed). Result: approved by roll call (all members voting yes).
- Item 4: Approve contract with Precision Concrete Cutting for trip-hazard assessment and grinding/shaving at city sidewalks, amount $121,348.91 (staff said about 1,880 locations across three wards). Result: approved by roll call (all members voting yes).
- Item 5: Approve interlocal agreement with the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments to participate in the Community Economic Resiliency Initiative for planning services (work identified for Cleveland Heights). Staff stated the grant is up to $25,000 and the city match is $2,500. Result: approved by roll call (all members voting yes).
- Item 9: Purchase 1,404 PolyCarts from Railroad Pacific Container Group, total $76,412, to replace unserviceable carts on a routine cycle. Result: approved by roll call (all members voting yes).
Councilors and staff described these as routine, budgeted items intended for ongoing maintenance (sanitation carts and sidewalks) and planning; questions were limited to clarifying scope, frequency and whether replacements were citywide. Each motion received a second and passed unanimously in roll-call votes.
