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Chairman Kris Wyatt says she arranged help for water department staff to pursue licenses
Summary
During the March 3 meeting Chairman Kris Wyatt said she delivered a letter to a Public Works Water Department employee and contacted organizations that will help staff obtain higher-level water licenses and testing; no formal funding or action was recorded.
During remarks near the end of the Bristow Municipal Authority meeting on March 3, 2025, Chairman Kris Wyatt said she had given a letter to a Public Works Water Department employee and contacted “a couple different organizations” that would assist employees who are interested in obtaining water licenses or advancing beyond their current certifications. The minutes record this as an informational comment; no motion, funding decision or directive was recorded in the minutes.
Wyatt framed the remark as assistance for staff development rather than a formal agenda item. The minutes do not specify which organizations will provide testing or training, which employees were contacted by name, or whether the city will cover any costs. No follow-up action, assignment to staff, or timetable for implementation was recorded in the meeting minutes.
The comment was made during chairman remarks following the consent agenda and before adjournment. Trustees recorded a unanimous vote to adjourn immediately after the comment; the minutes do not show additional discussion or questions from trustees about the license assistance effort.
