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Votes at a glance: June 15 Stillwater council actions and appointments
Summary
Council approved multiple resolutions and ordinances in a single meeting, including appointments, franchise approval, dissolving tax-increment districts, and advancing several ordinances. This roundup lists each item and the recorded vote.
At its June 15 meeting the Stillwater City Council took the following votes and procedural actions (selected items and outcomes):
- Resolution CC-2026-10: Nomination of Melissa Reams to the Oklahoma Municipal Retirement Fund board (District 5) — adopted 4–0. - Resolution CC-2026-11: Application for FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant to replace SCBA and related equipment — adopted 4–0. - Resolution CC-2026-12: Application for FEMA SAFER grant to fund three full-time firefighter positions for three years — adopted 4–0. - Resolution CC-2026-14: Application for FAA Airport Improvement Program entitlement funds for Stillwater Regional Airport terminal parking reconstruction — adopted 4–0. - Ordinance 3611: Rezoning 702 South Adam Street — advanced to second reading 4–0. - Ordinance 3612: Rezoning ~20.02 acres (MA26-04) — advanced to second reading, passed with three yes and one abstention (mayor recused). - Ordinance 3613 and 3614: Mobile food establishment code updates — advanced to second reading 4–0. - Ordinance 364: Short-term rental code rewrite — adopted as amended 4–0 (added homestead-exemption owner-occupied exception and six-month review of density cap). - Ordinance 3615 and 3616: Termination/dissolution of two development district project plans (Stillwater West 51 and Boomer Lake Station) — advanced to second reading 4–0. - Ordinance 3605: Rezoning 214–220 S Cleveland Street — adopted 4–0. - Ordinance 3607: Non-exclusive cable franchise to Seabridge Acquisition LP/Optimum — adopted 4–0. - Library board appointments: Heidi Warren (new) and Sharon Edwards (reappointment) — approved 4–0.
The meeting also included staff reports on traffic/speed-limit adjustments, community event announcements (Juneteenth picnic; America's 250th events at Block 34 and Boomer Blast), and a ribbon-cutting announcement for the Thunder Community Court at Southern Woods Park. The City Council then adjourned and the Stillwater Utilities Authority and Stillwater Economic Development Authority each held brief meetings, approved consent dockets and adjourned.
