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Moore council approves $4.83 million ODOT agreement and several routine contracts, appoints vice mayor
Summary
The Moore City Council on June 15 approved multiple routine contracts and intergovernmental agreements — including a $4,829,567 ODOT/ACOG project agreement for Northwest 27th Street — and unanimously elected Rob Clark vice mayor.
The Moore City Council on June 15 approved several routine contracts and intergovernmental agreements and unanimously elected Rob Clark vice mayor.
Council approved a maintenance, financing and right‑of‑way agreement with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation and ACOG for Northwest 27th Street reconstruction (I‑35 to Hill Crest Drive) with a total established cost of $4,829,567. City staff said approval is required to continue project development; construction timing depends on further design and related work.
The council also approved a maintenance, financing and right‑of‑way agreement with ODOT not to exceed $344,390 to replace LED street signals at seven intersections along 19th Street from Santa Fe to Broadway (project J39277004). A $134,000 professional‑services contract with TAP Architecture LLC for construction documents and administration for the public works maintenance facility phase 2 project passed as budgeted. Council approved a one‑year renewal contract with Pivot, Inc. for a juvenile holding center for $26,000 (July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027); staff said the $2,000 increase from last year was negotiated and budgeted.
Council also approved a cooperative reconstruction agreement with the City of Norman for 36th Avenue NW and Telephone Road; staff will confirm any grant awards on Norman’s side because shared funding could affect Moore’s bond obligations.
Nominations and elections for several associated Moore authorities were routine and unanimous. Council nominated and unanimously elected Councilmember Rob Clark as vice mayor.
Votes recorded during the meeting on these items were unanimous among members present. No dissenting votes were recorded in the audio transcript for the listed approvals.
What happens next: Staff will carry forward the ODOT project agreement steps and follow up on any grant confirmations with Norman; departments will execute the approved contracts per the city’s procurement processes.
