Enid enforcement board denies Midcontinent's continuance request; hearing proceeds
Jun 24, 2026
The Enid Environmental Enforcement Board voted 5-0 on June 22 to deny Midcontinent Packaging's request to continue the enforcement hearing over a May 2025 wastewater plant upset, rejecting arguments that an arbitration conflict and outstanding records justified delay. The board then proceeded to hear opening statements and the city's case.
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The Enid Environmental Enforcement Board voted unanimously June 22 to deny Midcontinent Packaging's motion to continue the enforcement hearing related to a May 2025 wastewater plant upset. Mark Walker, counsel for Midcontinent, told the board the company's lead attorney had a scheduling conflict and that the company still awaited documents requested under the Open Records Act. "We have four notebooks of exhibits in this case," Walker said, asking for a short continuance so lead counsel could participate.
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