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Cleveland County commissioners approve consent docket with ARPA-funded projects and acknowledge flood-related tort claims
Summary
The Cleveland County Board unanimously approved the consent docket March 31, 2025, including ARPA-funded allocations, vendor contracts and a corrected equipment surplus entry; the board also acknowledged multiple tort claims tied to a June 4, 2024 flooding incident.
The Cleveland County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved the consent docket at its March 31 meeting, accepting a set of county contracts, surplus declarations and ARPA-funded expenditures. Chairman Rod Cleveland noted a Clerk’s correction changing an item from 71,413.23 to "$1,413.23," and Commissioner Jacob McHughes moved "to approve the Consent Items as presented," a motion seconded by Rusty Grissom and adopted with a recorded vote of Rod Cleveland, yes; Jacob McHughes, yes; Rusty Grissom, yes.
The consent items covered a range of county business. Notable entries included a contract with OEC Fiber for a tower at 13190 Cemetery Rd., Noble, OK for $125.00 per month plus a $100 installation charge; a Tyler Technologies conversion/image upload service contract listed at $4,000; T‑Mobile service for seven cell phones and one hotspot totaling $263.20 per month; and multiple ARPA blanket requests for the Cleveland County Health Department/The Well, including a $40,000 Youth Wellness allocation and other program purchases ranging from $1,000 to $15,000. The board also acknowledged three tort claims alleging damage from flooding on June 4, 2024, filed by Matthew and Kenda Bailey; Jeffrey and Ginny Ann Hemphill; and Marcus and Charon Rose.
