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Haskell County commissioners approve election-equipment disposals, OSU extension agreement and subdivision plat
Summary
The Haskell County Board of Commissioners approved several routine items including multiple resolutions to dispose of outdated election equipment, a cooperative extension agreement with Oklahoma State University’s Department of Agriculture, and a subdivision plat, and moved to allow the election board to solicit bids for ballot services.
The Haskell County Board of County Commissioners approved a slate of routine items during its meeting, including multiple resolutions to dispose of outdated election equipment, a cooperative extension agreement with the Oklahoma State University Department of Agriculture, and a subdivision plat that assigns county road maintenance responsibilities.
Commissioners reviewed and signed Resolution 31-25-91, which listed vote signs, wooden voting booths, keyboards and monitors by model numbers for disposal for the Haskell County Election Board. They then approved Resolution 31-25-92 listing several metal voting boxes for disposal and Resolution 31-25-93 naming additional monitors, towers and a Motorola modem for disposal on behalf of the Aspen County election board. The board also returned to and processed Resolution 31-25-94 for additional Haskell County election-board equipment disposal paperwork. Motions to approve these resolutions were made and seconded; commissioners answered affirmatively on roll calls reported during the meeting.
Members also voted to allow the Haskell County Election Board to go out for bids for ballot services; a motion to approve solicitation of bids was made and carried. During that discussion one commissioner noted the current AT&T phone service for the courthouse elevator costs about $100 per month and described a vendor (VIP Phone Services) proposal that would add "a few dollars more" to the bill if the county transferred the phone line to that provider.
The board reviewed and approved the annual cooperative extension service agreement with the Oklahoma State University Department of Agriculture. A commissioner thanked “Brian” for the extension work the office provides to the county. The board also examined and approved a subdivision plat labeled “Haskell County 65 edition,” during which commissioners emphasized that the county will maintain the existing roads noted on the plat.
Votes at a glance: the meeting recorded motions and seconded votes approving the election-equipment disposal resolutions (Resolutions 31-25-91, 31-25-92, 31-25-93, 31-25-94), authorization for the election board to solicit bids for ballot services, the cooperative extension agreement with Oklahoma State University Department of Agriculture, and the Haskell County 65 subdivision plat. Specific roll-call confirmations were called during each motion and recorded as affirmative by attending commissioners.
The meeting recessed for an excise board session to consider the county budget and later reconvened the county commissioners meeting before adjourning.
