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Votes at a glance: Stilwell Council approves a series of routine items, resolutions and appropriations

Stilwell City Council · March 4, 2024
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Summary

At the March 4 meeting the council carried motions approving the consent agenda, opioid-abatement grant application, funding for fireworks, software renewal, surplus police equipment, several job descriptions, budget adjustments and a motion to enter executive session.

The Stilwell City Council recorded votes on a number of routine and substantive items during its March 4 meeting. Highlights:

- Consent agenda: Approved unanimously (motion by Jim, second by Elaine). - Special meeting: Ratified payment of City Hall loan and approved related $1,000,000 budget adjustment (motion carried unanimously). - Opioid abatement grant: Approved Resolution 03042024 authorizing application to the Oklahoma Attorney General's office (motion by Jim, second by Lane; carried). - Fireworks: Approved paying 50% of co-owner expense for July 4 fireworks, not to exceed $4,000 (motion carried). - EMS training event: Approved use of Carson Park for a March 28 pre‑prom mass‑casualty exercise (motion carried). - Financial software renewal: Approved renewal of Central Square financial software at $13,194.34 (motion carried). - Surplus equipment: Approved surplus of certain police equipment; motion carried. - Job descriptions: Approved new HR and city court-party job descriptions; motions carried. - Budget adjustments: Approved revenue and expense adjustments across funds totaling roughly $368,000 in revenue adjustments and $234,000 in expense adjustments (motion carried). - Ordinance 436: Adopted with emergency clause; motion carried.

Most motions passed by unanimous roll call. No motions failed or were tabled indefinitely; the council tabled only the liquidated-damages enforcement question to allow staff and counsel to return with documented calculations and contract interpretation.