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Bristow council approves $60,000 INCOG grant for secured City Hall front entrance
Summary
The Bristow City Council unanimously approved a resolution authorizing application for a $60,000 REAP grant from the Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG) to build a secured entry requiring visitors to check in with the City Clerk before entering City Hall.
The Bristow City Council on Oct. 17 approved a resolution authorizing application for a $60,000 Rural Economic Action Plan (REAP) grant from the Indian Nations Council of Governments to fund a secured front entrance at City Hall.
Mayor Kris Wyatt said the project would create an entryway that requires patrons to check in with the City Clerk’s office before being admitted into the building and would add security measures “much needed for City Hall,” according to the meeting minutes. The council voted unanimously to adopt Resolution #R1414-101724; the motion was made by Councilmember Judd Johns and seconded by Councilmember Joe Church. Roll-call votes recorded Church, Fletcher, Green, Groom, Johns and Witty as voting Aye; Councilmembers Brian Peters and Jeff Roberts were listed as absent.
The minutes state the city has had inspectors visit the building and that the administration received quotes for the work; specific contractor names and quote amounts were not recorded in the minutes. The resolution authorizes the city to apply for the INCOG REAP award to fund the front entrance project, but final award amounts and contract approvals will depend on the grant process and subsequent council action.
The meeting record lists no further mayoral or city attorney reports. The clerk certified the minutes at the close of the meeting.
