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Midwest City Hospital Authority approves $972,320.27 in community improvement grants; one recusal recorded
Summary
The Midwest City Hospital Authority board approved funding recommendations for its FY25–26 community improvement grant program with an amount not to exceed $972,320.27; board member Mark Thompson recused himself because of an association with an applicant, and the motion passed on a roll-call vote.
The Midwest City Hospital Authority approved the recommended allocations for the FY25–26 community improvement grant program totaling up to $972,320.27. During the authority’s meeting, Mark Thompson announced a recusal because he was associated with one of the applicants; the board recorded the recusal and proceeded to a roll-call vote.
The city clerk read the roll call: Ward One — yes; Ward Two — yes; Ward Three — yes; Ward Five — yes; Ward Six — yes; Mayor — affirmative. With the recusal noted, trustees carried the motion to approve the recommended grant allocations. The item was described in the packet as the funding recommendations of the Midwest City Hospital Authority Board of Grantors for the fiscal year 25–26 community improvement grant program, amount not to exceed the budgeted amount of $972,320.27.
Next steps: authority staff will proceed with grant disbursement per the approved recommendations and applicable recusal procedures.
