Thursday, November 12, 2026 Reporting From Oklahoma’s First and Finest Capital City Guthrie 58° · Clear

Meets tomorrow

Board of County Commissioners' Regular Meeting

Friday, November 13, 2026 at 9:00 am
Meeting Room, Logan County Administration Building, 201 County Way, Guthrie, Oklahoma

Commissioners will consider committing $15,312.00 in CBRI supplemental funding and a $38,611.00 purchase order for striping Pine & Triplett, and a $5,545.00 agreement with DataScout OneMap for storm shelter mapping software for Logan County Emergency Management. They will also consider the final plat of the 80-lot Cimarron Trails subdivision and resignations from the Logan County Flood Plain Board and North & East Logan County EMS.

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  1. 5

    The commissioners will consider approving the final plat for Cimarron Trails, an 80-lot subdivision in the southwest quarter of Section 16, Township 16 North, Range 4 West.

    Cimarron TrailsSW/4 of 16-16N-4W

    As written on the agenda

    Consideration and possible action on Final Plat of Cimarron Trails, 80 lots, in the SW/4 of 16-16N-4W.

  2. 6

    The commissioners will consider committing $15,312.00 in supplemental CBRI funding to stripe Pine & Triplett (project JP #36858(04)) and setting aside a purchase order from CBRI totalling $38,611.00 for the project.

    $15,312.00 $38,611.00 Pine & Triplett

    As written on the agenda

    Consideration and possible action on authorizing CBRI funds commitment for supplemental funding, in the amount of $15,312.00, for striping of Pine & Triplett, JP #36858(04) and encumbering a Purchase Order from CBRI for a total of $38,611.00 for project.

  3. 7

    The commissioners will consider a $5,545.00 agreement with DataScout OneMap for storm shelter mapping software for Logan County Emergency Management.

    $5,545.00 DataScout OneMap

    As written on the agenda

    Consideration and possible action on agreement, in the amount of $5,545.00, with DataScout OneMap for storm shelter mapping software for Logan County Emergency Management

  4. 8

    The commissioners will consider accepting the resignations of one member of the Logan County Flood Plain Board and one member of the North & East Logan County EMS board, and taking applications to fill the vacancies.

    As written on the agenda

    Consideration and possible action to accept the following resignations and to accept applications for vacancies: A. Dan Kassik, Logan County Flood Plain Board; B. Luke Martin, North & East Logan County EMS

  5. 9

    The commissioners will consider resolutions naming the officials allowed to request purchases from various county accounts.

    As written on the agenda

    Consideration and possible action on Resolution(s) appointing Requisitioning Officers for various accounts.

  6. 10

    The commissioners will consider resolutions naming the officials allowed to receive goods bought from various county accounts.

    As written on the agenda

    Consideration and possible action on Resolution(s) appointing Receiving Officers for various accounts.

9 procedural items — call to order, minutes, adjournment and the like
  1. 1 The chairman opens the meeting.
  2. 2 Those present salute the flag.
  3. 3 Residents may speak to the commissioners for up to 3 minutes each after turning in a speaker request form to the County Clerk.
  4. 4 The commissioners will consider approving the minutes of their November 2, 2026 meeting.
  5. 11 The commissioners will consider approving in one vote a group of routine items: the first November 2026 payroll, budget transfers between accounts and funds, blanket purchase orders to various vendors, and monthly reports from county officers, the Health Department and the Election Board.
  6. 12 The commissioners will consider approving the county's bills for payment for November 2026.
  7. 13 The commissioners will consider approving payments on county purchase cards for November 2026.
  8. 14 Commissioners, county officers and department heads may make comments, give announcements or ask questions.
  9. 15 The commissioners will vote to end the meeting.

The original agenda is the official record; if anything here differs, the agenda is correct.

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GUTHRIE NWS
NOW 61°F Clear WIND NE 5 mph AIR AQI 30 Good · Ozone at Oklahoma City THIS AFTERNOON 67°F Sunny TONIGHT 38°F Clear CIMARRON 5.87 ft falling · floods at 18 ft COTTONWOOD 3.07 ft steady · floods at 30 ft DROUGHT D2 Severe · all of Logan Co. JOBS 3.8% in Logan Co., up from 3.4% a year ago SUN 7:01 am – 5:25 pm
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