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Votes at a glance: Tonkawa City Council, Oct. 21, 2025
Summary
A compact listing of motions and recorded outcomes from the Oct. 21 Tonkawa City Council meeting: minutes approved; payment of claims approved after review; ambulance R1 authorized for surplus sale; fire/ambulance fee resolution approved; No Parking zones approved; city attorney directed to draft marijuana grow ordinance; executive session held with no action; meeting adjourned.
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The following motions and recorded outcomes were taken at the Tonkawa City Council meeting on Oct. 21, 2025. Roll-call voting recorded four ayes (Harris, Conaghan, Burns, Smith) on each recorded motion; Councilman Reece Simpson was listed as absent.
- Approve minutes of the Sept. 16, 2025 meeting. Motion: Conaghan; Second: Smith. Outcome: approved (4–0). - Approve September payment of claims (pulled from Consent Agenda for review). Motion: Conaghan; Second: Smith. Outcome: approved (4–0). - Approve advertisement to surplus ambulance R1 on Purple Wave. Motion: Conaghan; Second: Smith. Outcome: approved (4–0). - Approve resolution setting non-utility fire and ambulance fees and amend associated ordinance/fee schedule. Motion: Conaghan; Second: Smith. Outcome: approved (4–0). - Approve No Parking zone on specified blocks of N. and S. Public Street. Motion: Harris; Second: Conaghan. Outcome: approved (4–0). - Direction to City Attorney to draft ordinance prohibiting new marijuana grow facilities in residential and downtown areas. Motion: Harris; Second: Conaghan. Outcome: approved (4–0). - Enter executive session pursuant to Title 25 O.S. (307(B)(3)) regarding real property and water-rights matters. Motion: Conaghan; Second: Smith. Outcome: approved (4–0); council returned from executive session at 7:15 p.m. and took no action.
The meeting adjourned at 7:15 p.m. on a motion by Mayor Stacy Burns, seconded by Kenneth Smith (approved 4–0).
