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Wagoner County approves courthouse door access, E-911 microwave removals, UPS maintenance and a Dispatch server

Wagoner County Board of Commissioners · March 2, 2026
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Summary

The commissioners approved a set of security, communications and IT upgrades—including courthouse door access for the Assessor’s Office, removal of microwave equipment at four tower sites, a countywide UPS preventive-maintenance program, and purchase of a PC/server for the Dispatch Center.

March 2 minutes show the board approved multiple infrastructure and information-technology items intended to support county operations and emergency communications. Commissioner Stamps moved to install door-access hardware for the Assessor’s Office using funds from the Courthouse Renovation Fund; the motion passed unanimously. The board also approved removal and decommissioning of microwave items at four tower locations and, earlier on the consent agenda, recorded a request (Resolution #2026-025) from E-911 to dispose of microwave equipment on towers.

Separately, the commission approved a countywide Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) preventive maintenance program for critical facilities and authorized purchase of a PC/server for the Dispatch Center—motions recorded as passing 3-0. The minutes do not specify vendor names or exact procurement schedules; departments pledged to follow standard purchasing procedures and report back as required.