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Comanche County adopts financial transfers, designates depositories and approves $900,000 resale fund statement
Summary
On June 22 commissioners approved budget transfers, designated county depository banks for FY 2026‑2027, adopted an investment policy, and recorded a resale property fund balance of $900,000 subject to statutory apportionment; the board also approved claims including a $210,671.50 E‑911 consolidation fee.
The Board of Comanche County Commissioners approved routine financial and administrative items during its June 22 meeting, including transfers, resolutions designating depository banks and a county investment policy.
Among approved transfers, the minutes show $31,000 moved from General Government M&O to General Government Cap Outlay; smaller transfers included $50 from Treasurer M&O to Treasurer Benefits and $187 from Assessor M&O to Assessor Benefits. The board designated multiple banks as county depositories for FY 2026‑2027 (Arvest Bank; BancFirst; Comanche County Federal Credit Union; IBC Bank; Liberty National Bank; First National Bank of Fletcher; First National Bank; Fort Sill National Bank; All American Bank aka Bank of the Wichitas; and City National Bank). The minutes also record approval of the Comanche County investment policy and a resale property fund financial statement showing $900,000 subject to statutory apportionment under Title 68 OK. St. Ann. 3137.
The meeting docket included claims and purchase orders across departments. Examples listed in the minutes include $14,906.53 to Direct Traffic Control Inc. for road striping, multiple CRS‑2 purchases from Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions (e.g., $12,876.23), and a $210,671.50 E‑911 consolidation fee to the City of Lawton; the board approved claims and purchase orders for payment as presented.
