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Council approves Enterprise lease-purchase after company presentation
Summary
After removing the Enterprise Master Services Lease Purchase Option Agreement from the consent agenda for discussion, the council approved the lease-purchase plan following a presentation by Enterprise Account Executive Roman Aldaiz, who explained costs, vehicle replacement counts and timing.
The Tonkawa City Council voted to approve the Enterprise Master Services Lease Purchase Option Agreement after removing the item from the consent agenda for discussion. Enterprise Account Executive Roman Aldaiz answered council questions and "gave the Council a better understanding of how the program works, the cost of the program, how many vehicles would be replaced and when the agreement would go into effect." Vice‑Mayor Charles Conaghan led the discussion and the motion to remove the item for discussion.
Council members then voted to adopt the agreement; the minutes record Conaghan, Councilman Reece Simpson and Councilman Kenneth Smith as voting in favor. The council did not record dissenting votes in the meeting minutes excerpt. The item had been previously presented to the council on June 17, 2025.
The minutes do not specify the number of vehicles, the contract term, or exact fiscal impact beyond the executive’s explanation; the council approved the agreement after the presentation and Q&A. The city will implement the agreement per the terms discussed with Enterprise; staff were not recorded as assigning any additional conditions in the minutes provided.
