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Board approves $323,900 emergency transportation fund transfers for Daytown and Colcord Keithley roads

Board of County Commissioners of Delaware County, Oklahoma · April 28, 2026
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Summary

Delaware County commissioners unanimously approved an Emergency Transportation Revolving Fund transfer totaling $323,900 to support repairs on Daytown Road and Colcord Keithley Road, per District 3 Commissioner David Beck.

The Delaware County Board of Commissioners approved a transfer of Emergency Transportation Revolving (ETR) loan funds totaling $323,900 on April 28 to fund work on Daytown Road and Colcord Keithley Road.

District 3 Commissioner David Beck moved to transfer funds from CBRI Daytown Road and Colcord Keithley Road Highway Lease Rental into the ETR accounts for those roads; Commissioners Jake Callihan and David Poindexter seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

Public comment earlier in the meeting flagged confusion about two roads known locally as Daytown Road and urged a clear designation to prevent emergency response delays. Resident Rocky Carroll told the board that misnaming has caused response problems and that flooding near improvements at Leach Fire Department has affected the highway.

The board did not specify construction schedules in the meeting; implementation will follow standard highway department procedures and available funds.