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Votes and actions: Delaware County commissioners, July 21, 2026
Summary
At the July 21 meeting the board unanimously approved routine claims, minutes, multiple certificates for local fire departments, a district donation road project ($18,000), a materials request for asphalt overlay, the Bridge 57 supplement, and the Advance Tech security camera contract.
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The Board of County Commissioners took a series of unanimous motions at its July 21 meeting. Notable approvals recorded in the minutes include: approval of the July 14, 2026 minutes; payment of claims across multiple funds (including a $128,074.66 Sheriff vehicle purchase line and a $929,454.00 insurance payment listed in claims); approval of a District 1 donation road project for $18,000; signing a materials request to CED #1 for asphalt overlay in District 1 (2,845 feet across multiple roads); signing Supplement #1 for Bridge 57 right-of-way acquisition; and acceptance of an Advance Tech quote for fairgrounds cameras for $20,710.55.
Motions were typically made by Commissioner Jake Callihan and seconded by Commissioner David Beck; roll calls were recorded as Commissioner Poindexter-yes; Commissioner Callihan-yes; and Commissioner Beck-yes. The minutes show routine filing and receipt of certificates of liability insurance and officer lists for Zena, Cowskin and Kenwood Fire Departments and the re-appointment certification of Todd Franke to the Eastern Oklahoma Library System. Where dollar amounts were listed in the claims ledger, they are reported here verbatim from the minutes.
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