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Grant County BOCC approves routine appropriations, vendor payments and personnel changes

Board of County Commissioners of Grant County, Oklahoma · August 17, 2026

Summary

At its Aug. 17 meeting, the Grant County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved transfers of appropriations, multiple purchase orders and travel claims, several personnel designation changes at the Medford Public Library, and a resolution to dispose of surplus equipment.

The Grant County Board of Commissioners convened at 9:01 a.m. on Aug. 17, 2026, in Medford and approved a slate of routine administrative items. Chair Steve Stinson, Vice‑Chair Keith McClure and Commissioner Craig Fredrick acknowledged a quorum and unanimously approved a Transfer of Appropriations and Blanket Purchase Orders after motions from McClure and Fredrick.

The board also approved Purchase Orders and Travel Claims covering multiple departments. The minutes list vendor and payment examples including MES Service Company LLC, Kelley’s Auto Parts, AirMed Care Network, Amazon Capital Services, OG&E, Yellowhouse Inc., and Flaming Automotive. Craig Fredrick moved approval of those claims and McClure seconded; the minutes record the vote as Stinson, McClure and Fredrick voting aye and the motion carried.

County Clerk Rachelle D. McCaleb attested that the agenda had been posted in compliance with Title 25, 301–314 Oklahoma Statutes governing open meetings. The meeting record shows the board approved the minutes from its Aug. 10, 2026 Regular meeting and later adjourned at 9:21 a.m. with the certification of the record to be approved on Aug. 24, 2026.

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