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Votes at a glance: Moore City Council approvals Dec. 15, 2025
Summary
A roundup of council actions from the Dec. 15 meeting, including contracts for park maintenance yards, park planning, parking design, public‑safety equipment and multiple insurance renewals; all listed items were approved by roll call unless noted.
The Moore City Council approved a series of routine and programmatic items at its Dec. 15 meeting. Key votes and approvals are summarized below.
- Consent docket (Items A–F): Approved by unanimous roll call.
- Parks and Recreation contracts: Approved agreements for the 2026 Moore youth baseball, girls softball and football programs at Buck Thomas Park and other sites; approved a $19,100 Bullseye Fence contract to expand the Central Park maintenance yard and a $68,900 Bullseye Fence contract to expand the Buck Thomas Park maintenance yard; approved a $42,000 contract with Lodge Studio to prepare a guiding plan for Buck Thomas Park; approved a contract with Tap Architecture to design new parking at the Station Recreation Center.
- Public safety and equipment: Approved a 7‑year software and services agreement with Tyler Technologies for dispatch and records management; approved purchase of a US Digital Design G2 fire station alerting system ($124,952.91) under NPGGov contract PS20350; authorized solicitation of bids to replace all self‑contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) at the fire department; declared one fire fleet vehicle surplus and authorized auction.
- Personnel: Approved two part‑time kennel technician positions for the animal shelter to accommodate expanded hours.
- Infrastructure and consulting: Approved a $156,350 agreement with Eagle Consultants Inc. to design demolition of the Belmar lift station and construction of a gravity‑flow sewer line.
- Insurance and risk: Approved renewal of excess public officials and employment practices liability coverage with Richmond National Insurance (premium $49,015.69); approved a two‑year excess workers' compensation policy with Midwest Employers Casualty (premium ~$167,199/year); approved multiple property, flood, cyber and physical damage insurance renewals with combined premiums reported in the meeting as approximately $1,077,124.38.
- Utilities: Approved an addendum to authorize a 10‑year operations, maintenance and management agreement with Veolia for the city's water and wastewater systems (see separate article).
All items above were approved by motion, second and roll call unless otherwise noted. Council adjourned the meeting, noting this was the final council meeting for 2025.
