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Wagoner County commissioners approve contracts, large invoice and $208,000 transfer; table two repair items
Summary
The Wagoner County Board of Commissioners on May 26 approved multiple contracts and invoices — including a $425,335.57 Lake Region Electric invoice and a $208,000 transfer to cover an insurance shortfall — and tabled two building-repair items. The board took no action on courthouse threat protocols and entered executive session on personnel with no action taken.
The Wagoner County Board of Commissioners met May 26, 2026, and approved a series of contracts, maintenance agreements and invoices while tabling two building-repair items. Commissioners Tim Kelley, Randy Stamps and James Hanning voted unanimously on routine and action items throughout the meeting.
Key financial actions included approval of a $208,000 transfer from the General Government OPERS Account to the General Government Insurance Account to cover an insurance shortfall, and approval of a $425,335.57 invoice to Lake Region Electric Cooperative for the Okay‑Porter (Anchor) Road project. The board also approved smaller invoices including $1,700 to Kimley‑Horn (ARPA) and $4,360.50 to Meshek (WSB) for professional services. “A motion was made by Commissioner Kelley and seconded by Commissioner Stamps” to approve the Lake Region Electric invoice and other listed invoices, which passed with votes recorded as Hanning, aye; Stamps, aye; Kelley, aye.
The board tabled a motion about roof leak repairs at 216 S. Broadway in Coweta and a motion to install a mini‑split HVAC system in a server closet; both tabling motions passed. County Clerk Lori Hendricks raised concerns about courthouse threat protocols under new business; the board did not take action on that request during the meeting. The session entered executive session at 11:36 a.m. to discuss employment matters for two judges’ secretaries and reconvened at 11:59 a.m. with no action taken on the personnel matters.
