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Sperry board approves police travel, small purchases and infrastructure updates; storm sirens tested weekly
Summary
Trustees approved sending Police Chief Nick Mahoney and Assistant Chief Kenneth Trammel to a May chiefs' conference (cost not to exceed $2,500), approved purchase of a town-clerk computer (not to exceed $1,100; Trustee Cassidy recommended 32 GB), and heard town-administrator updates on storm sirens, Tulsa County paving at the fire station, school-zone lights and mowing.
Trustees approved travel and small municipal expenditures and received several infrastructure updates at the March 12 meeting.
The board approved sending Police Chief Nick Mahoney and Assistant Chief Kenneth Trammel to the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Durant from May 18–22, 2026, at a cost not to exceed $2,500. The minutes record the motion and unanimous vote but do not detail individual expense items. The board also approved purchase of a computer for the town clerk's office at a cost not to exceed $1,100; the minutes note Trustee David Cassidy "recommended at least 32GB."
Town Administrator Rick Rumsey reported that newly installed storm sirens are now working and will be tested on Wednesdays at noon, Tulsa County will pave the fire station parking lot and add drainage to keep water out of the station, and Osage County is scheduled to install flashing school-zone signs next week. Rumsey also noted that mowing season has begun and staff are using the new mower. The minutes do not record costs or timelines for the paving or the school-zone installation beyond those announcements.
