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Garfield County commissioners approve routine contracts, permits and highway spending
Summary
At the April 6 meeting the Garfield County Board unanimously approved minutes, contracts with Integris and Total Assessment Solutions, a driveway permit, a courthouse concrete contract, monthly reports and three highway expenditure resolutions totaling about $8.7 million.
The Garfield County Board of County Commissioners met April 6 in Enid and unanimously approved a slate of routine business, including contracts, permits, vendor payments and resolutions that set maximum monthly highway expenditures.
Vice-Chairman Reese Wedel moved to approve the minutes of March 30, 2026; the motion carried with Chairman Clarence Maly and Commissioner Joe Kegin Jr. also voting aye. The Board approved an additional agreement with Integris Oklahoma through Viemed Healthcare Staffing to add a PRN coordinator, and a Contract for Services between the Garfield County Assessor's office and Total Assessment Solutions for a coordinator position. Commissioner Kegin moved to approve a driveway application permit for Kevin Danko; that permit was granted.
The Board reviewed bids for concrete repair at the Courthouse and Annex and awarded the work to Wiggin Concrete Pumping, the lowest bidder. The Board approved March 2026 monthly reports from the County Clerk, court clerks, the Election Board, the Health Department and the Treasurer, subject to audit.
The commissioners adopted three resolutions establishing maximum monthly highway expenditures for March 2026: Resolution #26-55 for $5,760,363.11; Resolution #26-56 (CBRI) for $2,672,383.44; and Resolution #26-57 (CIRB) for $267,782.53. The Board also declared two County Clerk items obsolete under Resolution #26-58 and ordered those items junked under Resolution #26-59.
Commissioner Joe Kegin Jr. moved to approve payment of the presented purchase orders and claims across multiple funds and Vice-Chairman Wedel moved to authorize the Chairman to sign blanket purchase orders as filed with the County Clerk. All motions recorded in the minutes passed by unanimous vote of the three commissioners.
The meeting adjourned with the next regular session set for April 13, 2026.
