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Hartshorne council adopts overtime-policy change, directs utility and public-works follow-up
Summary
Councilors approved an update to the employee handbook overtime policy after consulting OMAG guidance, authorized contacting PSO about Armory lighting and discussed a manufactured-home placement discrepancy that the minutes note belongs to the railroad.
HARTSHORNE, Okla. — The Hartshorne City Council on Jan. 28 voted to revise the city’s overtime policy and directed staff to take several public-works follow-up steps.
Councilor Pamela Henne moved to change the overtime policy in the employee handbook; the motion passed unanimously. The minutes say Henne contacted the Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group (OMAG) and the City of Wilburton and emailed Monica Coleman at OMAG, who "stated it looked good." Councilors emphasized the importance of remaining legally compliant when revising pay and overtime rules.
The council also approved a motion to contact PSO about lighting in the Armory bay area and recorded that staff should pursue PSO options. Separately, councilors discussed a placement discrepancy for a manufactured home at 301 Apache Avenue (Lots 8 and 9, Block 15). The minutes note that the property belongs to the railroad and indicate the agenda line was struck; the minutes do not record a clear roll-call outcome or next-step resolution for that item.
The meeting adjourned at 8:20 p.m.
