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City manager reports donations, events and infrastructure plans
Summary
City Manager Dea Mandevill reported higher demand for golf cart permits, a Father‑Daughter Dance with 130 signups, a successful Egg Hunt, OneOK's donation of two trucks, KanOkla fiber coming to town, and planned demolition and infrastructure projects, including preparation for the 6th Street water line and street work.
City Manager Dea Mandevill told the council on April 8 that warmer weather has increased requests for golf cart permits and that the Father‑Daughter Dance on April 6 had 130 signups. She reported a well‑attended Egg Hunt at the end of March and that the lagoon irrigation project is complete.
Mandevill said the city will begin storm‑siren testing on Wednesday, that downtown building demolition is about three weeks away, and that OneOK donated two trucks to the city. She also noted grocery store credit card machines are operational, KanOkla has issued a press release announcing fiber service coming to town, advertising will resume for the golf cart shed project, and staff are beginning preparations for the 6th Street water line and street project.
