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Guymon council meeting: lease tabled, AMA contract awarded, code enforcement orders and equipment purchases approved

Guymon City Council · February 11, 2026
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Summary

At its regular meeting the Guymon City Council tabled a proposed 99-year lease with the Panhandle County Women’s Health Center, awarded a weeds-and-trash abatement contract to AMA Services LLC, approved orders to address nuisance properties and authorized a backhoe purchase for the cemetery; the council declined a bid award for the Nash Soccer Complex Phase 2.

The Guymon City Council handled several administrative and procurement actions at its regular meeting, including tabling a proposed 99‑year lease, awarding a municipal cleanup contract, approving orders to address dilapidated and nuisance properties, and authorizing routine equipment procurement.

Lease tabled: Council discussed a proposed 99‑year lease between the city and Panhandle County Women’s Health Center, Inc. A council member said additional due diligence was needed and moved to table the item; the motion carried by recorded ayes.

Contracts and procurement: Public works staff recommended awarding the weeds-and-trash abatement contract for fiscal 2026 to AMA Services LLC. Staff explained the apparent lower bids included add-on hourly fees and potential rental or disposal charges, while AMA’s $300/hour bid was presented as all‑inclusive; the council approved awarding the contract.

Property and code-enforcement actions: Council approved an order of determination to address weeds and trash at a property listed as 401 South Roosevelt after staff reported mailings and attempts to contact owners. For 115 Northeast 11th, staff reported the owner called after a hearing and said they would make repairs; staff recommended a temporary boarding to make the structure safer and gave the owner six months to complete repairs before pursuing a dilapidated-structure violation. Council approved the board-and-secure order.

Other motions: Council declined the award of a bid for Nash Soccer Complex Phase 2 (additional parking lot and sidewalks) to allow staff to release bidder documents and revisit the project later. The council also considered approving purchase of a CASE 580 backhoe loader for the cemetery department at $150,000 on the Oklahoma state contract; staff described the unit as a needed replacement.

Votes at a glance: Consent agenda (Item 5) — approved (recorded as three ayes); Resolution 26‑03 Section 5311 grant authorization (Item 6) — approved (three ayes); Section 5311 letter of intent with ODOT (Item 7) — approved (three ayes); 99‑year lease with Panhandle County Women’s Health Center (Item 8) — tabled (three ayes to table); Award to AMA Services LLC (Item 9) — approved (three ayes); Orders of determination/board-and-secure for nuisance/dilapidated properties (Items 10–12) — approved (ayes recorded); Decline award for Nash Soccer Complex Phase 2 (Item 14) — approved (ayes recorded).

Council members and the city manager also received reports from Main Street Guymon and the Chamber of Commerce and heard routine updates on public works, the airport, and municipal services. City Manager Mike Shannon reported a failed water well (Well No. 11) with a casing separation and a temporary loss of approximately 70 gallons per minute from the system; he said year‑end fire and police reports will be posted online.

The meeting adjourned after reports and routine business.