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Bristow authority ratifies $1 million ARPA grant for Kratos water and sewer improvements

Bristow Municipal Authority · December 1, 2025
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Summary

The Bristow Municipal Authority unanimously ratified a $1,000,000 American Rescue Plan Act grant agreement with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to fund water and sanitary sewer improvements for the Kratos project on South Maple; attorney Beth Anne Childs said Kratos has selected the Ross Group as contractor.

The Bristow Municipal Authority on Dec. 1 unanimously ratified an American Rescue Plan Act grant agreement with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board that provides $1,000,000 for water and sanitary sewer improvements tied to the Kratos project on South Maple. Trustee Joe Church moved to ratify the agreement and Trustee Frank Groom seconded; the roll call vote recorded Church, Deshazo, Fletcher, Green, Groom, Johns and Roberts as voting Aye and the motion passed.

Authority attorney Beth Anne Childs called the grant "a big deal," and said the funding is earmarked for water and sanitary sewer work for the Kratos development. Childs also stated that "Kratos has selected the Ross Group for this project." The transcript does not specify a construction schedule or project start date.

The agreement was presented for ratification during the business portion of the meeting; no public comment or dissent was recorded in the minutes. The board's approval formalizes the authority's acceptance of ARPA funds and allows coordination with the Oklahoma Water Resources Board and the project contractor. Next procedural steps — including any execution timeline or permitting requirements — were not specified in the minutes.