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Coweta OKs emergency repairs to 111th Street bridge, appropriates $74,900
Summary
The Coweta City Council approved reconstruction of the 111th Street bridge between 278th and 280th East Avenue for up to $74,900 and adopted Resolution 2026-09 to appropriate the funds from the Capital Improvement Fund; the vote was unanimous.
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The Coweta City Council on April 6 authorized emergency repairs to the 111th Street bridge between 278th East Avenue and 280th East Avenue and adopted a budget amendment to pay for the work.
Public Works Director Edgar Barros requested council approval for reconstruction work at a cost not to exceed $74,900. On a motion from Mayor Naomi Hogue, seconded by Jeremy Barnett, the council approved the reconstruction work. The vote was recorded as unanimous in the minutes.
The Council then adopted Resolution 2026-09 to appropriate $74,900 from unencumbered fund balance in the Capital Improvement Fund (account 12-5411.015) to cover the cost of the repairs. City Manager Julie Casteen led the budget amendment discussion. The minutes show the council approved the resolution on a unanimous vote.
The minutes identify the appropriation account and cap on cost but do not list the selected contractor, estimated start date for the reconstruction, or a projected completion date for the emergency repairs. The action transfers local capital funds to address an urgent infrastructure need and directs staff to proceed with reconstruction within the approved budget.
