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Kingfisher Chamber proposes Centennial Wall project; students to help design public access
Summary
At the Jan. 20 meeting Shawna Rupp of the Kingfisher Chamber proposed a Centennial Wall project for the courthouse and said Chisholm Trail Technology students would help design a public-facing listing and map of names on the wall; no vote was recorded.
Shawna Rupp, representing the Kingfisher Chamber, presented a proposal Jan. 20 for a Centennial Wall to be installed in front of the Kingfisher County Courthouse. Rupp told commissioners that Chisholm Trail Technology students would assist in designing the display and a publicly accessible list and map that would show where names appear on the wall. The minutes record the presentation but do not show any formal motion or vote on the project.
Rupp described the project as a collaborative effort among the county, the city and the chamber to allow public access to the wall’s name listings; the minutes indicate county staff, city representatives and the chamber would coordinate next steps. The board took no formal action on the item during the meeting and the minutes list the proposal under presentations for future consideration.
