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Stilwell council approves K‑9 donation, park canopy, mobile home placement and staffing hires
Summary
Council accepted a donated K‑9, approved canopy netting for a park, permitted a mobile home placement, contracted demolition work, and confirmed three hires in open session after an executive session.
At its Feb. 2 meeting the Stilwell City Council approved a set of operational and permitting items and confirmed several hires following an executive session.
The council accepted donation of a police K‑9, "Harry," from the Westville Police Department as part of Consent Agenda A. It approved canopy netting for Edna M. Carson Park at $18,395.00, with installation to be paid from Capital Improvement - Sports Facilities funds. The council also approved placement of a 2022 Champion Crest mobile home (60' x 14') at 922 N Flint Street with utilities on the property following a request by Paulo Franco, and authorized contracting 4K Excavation to demolish dilapidated structures at 84165 Hwy 59 for $16,000 from the General Fund Community Development - Abatements account.
Following an executive session entered under Title 25 O.S. 307(B) the council confirmed three personnel actions in open session: confirmation of Billy Ames as Night Shift Lieutenant and K‑9 handler (hourly pay adjusted to $23.76 to match the FOP agreement), confirmation of Steve Rankin as Code Enforcement Officer at an annual salary of $45,000, and confirmation of Miranda Rankin as Maintenance/Custodian at $16.00 per hour with benefits. The minutes record unanimous approval for these confirmations.
The meeting minutes do not include detailed contracts, installation schedules, or staff implementation timelines for these items; additional administrative steps are expected to complete procurement and onboarding processes.
