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Tomorrow 4:00 pm City of Edmond
The commission will consider approving its 2027 schedule of regular meetings. It will also hear updates on Arcadia Lake master plan projects, trash on the Deep Fork, trails and liaison reports, and no dollar figures appear on the agenda.
In 2 days 8:00 am City of Edmond
The Edmond Bicycle Committee will discuss e-bikes and e-motos, a survey of EPS bike racks, and an update from the September 17 Edmond Mobility Commission meeting. No dollar amounts, contracts or votes on spending appear on the agenda; the only listed approval is of the September 11, 2026 minutes.
In 2 days 10:00 am City of Edmond
The main business is a discussion and demonstration of a proposed reorganization of the city's fund structure and what it would affect. No dollar figures, contracts or road projects are listed on the agenda.
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The council will consider accepting several grants, including $465,307.70 from the Oklahoma Department of Aerospace and Aeronautics, $370,595 for firefighters, $135,755.63 for slip-on tanker units, $350,000 for a new ambulance, an additional $500,000 for the Public Safety Training Facility and $498,523 for crime victim services, along with a firefighters' union contract and payments including $410,677.85 to Crossland Construction for the Owen Field Softball Facility Expansion. The Public Works Authority will consider a settlement with Berkley Insurance Company that includes a payment of $306,935.45 to close out the Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements Project. Read more →
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on specific use permits for three massage therapy businesses, at 408 South Santa Fe Avenue, 1601 Medical Center Drive and 1333 N Santa Fe Ave, and on easement closings at 3341 Sardinia Court and at Covell Crossing (Sooner and Covell). The applicant for the Delaware Creek preliminary plat at Coffee Creek and Sooner has asked for that item to be continued to October 20, 2026. Read more →
The Trust will consider sharing a half-page ad with the Edmond History Museum in the 2027 Visit Edmond Travel Guide for $450, and will consider approving a registration form for the 1889 Territorial School. It will also hear updates on historical markers and the National Register of Historic Places, along with a report from the history museum director. Read more →
The board will consider petitions to correct erroneous tax assessments; the agenda does not list the properties or amounts involved. The other items are procedural, and the meeting starts at 8:15 a.m. or immediately after the Excise Board meeting. Read more →
The Excise Board will consider a cash fund estimate of needs for several county cash accounts and three kinds of budget transfers, including moving appropriations from previous fiscal years into FY 2026-2027. The agenda lists no dollar amounts, contracts or vendors. Read more →
The board will vote on a $1,853,899 bond-funded bid for the Clegern ES Media Center, hear a preliminary FY 26-27 budget presentation, and consider a new policy on bicycles, e-bikes and scooters and a resolution calling the 2027 election for Board seat #2. The consent agenda includes a $228,634.02 roof award to Oklahoma Roofing at Orvis Risner ES, $143,618.59 in John Ross Media Center furniture from KI and $66,657.00 in HVAC units from Trane, and the board will also hear three student transfer appeals and act on personnel changes. Read more →
The commission will consider two requests for a Certificate of Appropriateness: one for new "1889 Tattoo" facade signage at 107 W. Cleveland Ave., and one for front façade changes at 220 E. Harrison Ave. No dollar amounts appear on the agenda. Read more →
The Board of Appeals will consider approving its meeting dates for 2027 and the minutes of its October 6, 2025 meeting. No money, contracts or appeals cases are on the agenda; the rest is procedural. Read more →
The board will hold public hearings on two variance requests: a rear yard setback variance at 4508 Green Country Road (Aquascape OKC) and a minimum lot size variance at 4749 Black Bear Road (IH Development, LLC). It will also consider approving its 2027 meeting dates. Read more →
Commissioners will consider resolutions to program six guardrail projects under the STBG-UZA program on S. Bryant, S. Kelly, S. Santa Fe and S. Broadway, stop signs at two Simmons Rd. intersections, and an agreement with Canadian County and the Canadian County Children's Justice Center Authority for juvenile detention services. They will also acknowledge a tort claim, decide whether to dispose of six Sheriff's Office laptops and vote on longevity pay claims; no dollar figures are printed on the agenda. Read more →
The committee will consider whether to recommend adopting a Unified Development Code for Edmond. The code would replace the city's codes on zoning, subdivisions, site design and development standards, stormwater drainage and related regulatory matters. Read more →
Commissioners will consider contracts with Timberlake Construction for the Health Department building, including a $1,498,370.00 contract for the balance of the renovation and an amendment that does not change the $250,000 contract amount. They will also consider ODOT agreements for PACT bridges ($390,000 and $540,000, plus $260,000 and $190,000 in supplemental agreements), a $210,309 sign replacement modification, a $75,000 unpaved road grant application for Triplett, REAP funding applications for Simmons and Cooksey Rd., and a resolution moving ARPA funds to the courthouse renovation project. Read more →
This addendum adds one item to the commissioners' regular meeting agenda: whether to close out REAP Grant 2026-5 for District #1. The addendum does not list a dollar amount for the grant. Read more →
At this special meeting, the Public Works Authority will open sealed bid 2027-PWA-1 for a 2017 or newer reclaimer and may act on it. The agenda does not print a dollar amount or name any bidder. Read more →
The council will hold hearings on a Brakes Plus site plan, six specific use permits for massage businesses, a rezoning on Sooner Road and ordinance changes on juvenile records and disorderly conduct. It will also consider two ODOT invoices totaling $1,042,254.00 for the West Downtown Walkability project, a $339,057.55 waterline contract increase with Jackson Civil, LLC, $999,544.00 in Edmond System of Care grant funding and $400,000.00 for the YMCA competition pool at Mitch Park. Read more →
At this special meeting, the Edmond City Council will meet in a closed executive session to discuss employing the City Attorney. It may then take action on the City Attorney's employment and consider appointing an acting City Attorney. Read more →
The board will vote on buying a Steinway Model D concert grand piano from Oklahoma Music Co. for $170,398.40, paid from Fine Arts Bond Funds, and on extending the superintendent's contract for one year, until June 30, 2029. It will also consider three revised policies, a new policy on bicycles, e-bikes and scooters, and personnel items after a closed executive session. Read more →
The board will consider the wage for a newly hired office assistant, possible changes to the Employee Handbook, approval of the annual audit for Fiscal Year 2025-2026, and renewal of workers' compensation insurance with CompSource Mutual. It will also discuss whether water availability studies can be transferred and when they expire. Read more →
The committee will consider two sanitary sewer task orders with Cowan Group Engineering, LLC for $100,000.00 and $200,000.00, a $146,000 contract amendment with Kimley-Horn & Associates, Inc. for Spring Creek Interceptor Improvements, and a $35,513.20 amendment with Carollo Engineers, Inc. for a grounding study. It will also consider approving contractor prequalification and bidding for Phase 1 of a sanitary sewer rehabilitation project and the 2027 meeting schedule. Read more →
At this special meeting the commissioners will open sealed bid 19837 (CDBG 25) for road improvements in District #1 and may act on it. The agenda does not name any bidders or dollar amounts. Read more →
This agenda addendum adds one item to a special meeting: the commissioners will consider a resolution setting a burn ban across Logan County. The ban would start September 16, 2026, and last no more than 14 days. Read more →
The City Council will consider a funding agreement for an award of up to $750,000 from the Oklahoma Development Finance Authority for Fire & EMS Station No. 2, two Parkhill task orders for Guthrie-Edmond Regional Airport projects (not to exceed $242,000 and not to exceed $273,500), and a resolution to censure Councilwoman Menecca Gibbs. The Guthrie Public Works Authority will consider buying a Ditch Witch vacuum excavation system and trailer for no more than $64,000. Read more →
Each meeting’s original agenda is the official record; if anything here differs, the agenda is correct.
HAPPENING Guthrie Democrat Candidate's First Same-Sex Marriage Predates 2015 U.S. Supreme Court Same-Sex Ruling CATTLE Feeder steers 500-600 lb averaging $388.99 a hundredweight, with 23,518 head through Oklahoma auctions against 26,651 a year ago. HAY Alfalfa hay $210 a ton in central Oklahoma, with 3,240 tons moved against 960 in the same week a year ago. GRAIN Wheat $6.96 a bushel at the typical Oklahoma elevator, up 14 cents on the day — $4.17 a year ago. ENERGY Cushing crude stocks 24.3M barrels, up 0.6M on the week (week ending Sep 25) HAPPENING Oklahoma Historical Society to dedicate Kate Barnard historical marker at Guthrie ceremony BREAKING Highland Park Trail Map Defaced With Black Paint UPDATE Council places Edmond city attorney on leave