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Pittsburg County commissioners approve routine contracts, appointments and administrative changes

Board of County Commissioners, Pittsburg County · March 23, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously approved a maintenance contract renewal for the County Clerk, appointed Free Fair Board members for Districts 2 and 3, canceled several purchase orders, updated receiving/requisitioning officers for fire and highway accounts, accepted a bid for review, and held an executive session for an employee evaluation.

At the March 23 meeting the Pittsburg County Board of Commissioners voted on several routine administrative items.

Contracts and procurement: Commissioners approved a renewal maintenance contract between Miller Office Equipment and the County Clerk’s office (proposal in the packet lists a monthly rate of $168.71 and covered meter/overage information). The board also approved motions cancelling Purchase Order 8035 (District 3, Broken Arrow Electric Supply) and Purchase Order 7881 (District 1, Rush Truck Center).

Appointments and administrative updates: The board approved Amended Resolution 26-207 appointing Danny Haynes (District 2) and re-appointing Shannon Stacey (District 3) to the Pittsburg County Free Fair Board; the District 1 seat remains vacant. The board approved Resolution 26-220 (changing requisitioning officer for Hartshorne Fire Department) and Resolution 26-222 (adding a receiving officer for District 2/highway sales tax). The text of the resolutions (names and designations) is included in the official packet.

Executive session and personnel: The board voted to enter executive session to perform a personnel performance evaluation for Expo Center employee Raymond Orr under Oklahoma Statutes, Title 25 § 307.B.1. The board later returned to open session; the minutes record no formal employment action in open session.

Bid opening and surplus sale: During the 10:00 a.m. bid opening for Bid No. 16 (1973 Ford L915 Snorkel Tanker), the board opened a single bid from Dennis McMath for $555 and voted to accept the bid as opened and postpone for review.

Votes: All the listed motions and resolutions recorded in the minutes passed unanimously (AYE: Ross Selman, Mike Haynes, Charlie Rogers; NAY: none).

Next steps: Resolutions will be filed according to county procedure and the clerk’s office will record officer changes. The surplus-bid review will be handled by staff and brought back to the board as needed.