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Votes at a glance: Rogers County BOCC actions on Jan. 8, 2026
Summary
At its Jan. 8 meeting the BOCC approved minutes, awarded a jail commissary contract with Prodigy (rebid clothing), approved the Coves preliminary plat, two rezoning actions, two Bolt fiber permits, a $15,182.16 change order, a $99,110.80 digitization quote, multiple transfers including $18,186.25 for firing range work, and approved terms for a county mental‑health app pilot.
Summary of formal actions recorded during the Rogers County BOCC meeting on Jan. 8, 2026.
Key votes and actions
- Approved minutes of the Jan. 5, 2026 meeting (motion carried).
- Awarded most commissary bid groups for the Rogers County Detention Facility to Prodigy and directed rebid of clothing items (group F).
- Approved preliminary plat for The Coves at Stone Canyon Phase 5 (10.6 acres, 11 lots); planning board recommended 6–0.
- Approved rezoning Case 2654 (Collinsville) from AR to RS‑20 (preliminary plat and next steps to follow on construction plans).
- Approved rezoning Case 2657 (Highway 20) to allow a C‑4 use for Duval Electric after extended public comment.
- Approved two utility permits for Bolt fiber (approx. 14.75 miles in NE Rogers County and approx. 7 miles in Howard/Bushyhead area).
- Clarified hot‑mix/asphalt award and designated Prior Asphalt as secondary for SuperPave S‑4 64‑22 in District 3.
- Authorized letting of a countywide heavy‑duty towing contract (Bid 2026‑33).
- Approved a change order (Lyle Building Group) in the amount of $15,182.16 for sewer routing and additional cleanouts.
- Approved a quote QO‑2926 for digitization/QuickLink implementation ($99,110.80) using preservation funds.
- Approved transfers, including $18,186.25 from use tax for a firing range knee wall (in addition to prior grant funding) and $1,752 for Vision Government Solutions support.
- Approved terms of service and license agreements to launch a pilot of a Rogers County mental‑health app to a limited group of testers.
Routine procurement, surplus disposals and blanket purchase orders were approved as presented. The meeting adjourned at 10:22 a.m.
