City of Bristow

The meeting includes a public hearing to discuss the 2025-2026 revised budget, followed by the consideration and potential adoption of the revised budget resolution. Additionally, the trustees will discuss and take possible action regarding a professional services agreement with The Childs Law Firm, PLLC for legal services.

The planning session focused on industrial development and retail site selection strategies for the city. Key topics included a SWOT analysis of local assets, retail development processes, infrastructure improvements, and the identification of potential industrial and retail corridors. The session also covered marketing strategies, incentive opportunities, site selection criteria for industrial projects, and a strategic vision for community growth, including tourism and housing development.

The meeting includes a review of maintenance claims and a public hearing regarding the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Key agenda items involve the formal adoption of the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget through a resolution and the renewal of liability insurance coverage for the trust with Insurica.

The agenda for the meeting includes the approval of maintenance and payroll claims, a budgeted transfer from the Municipal Authority General fund to the City General fund, and an amendment to a blanket purchase order for solid waste collection. Further items for consideration include a quote for a portable lift station pump and a proposal to rebuild the Rubber Plant Lift Station Pump.

The council reviewed a wide array of municipal business, including consent agenda items such as maintenance and payroll claims, and property tax payments. Major construction and infrastructure projects were discussed, including bids for hospital facility upgrades (flooring, window, HVAC, and roof replacements), utility relocations in coordination with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, and crossing improvements. Financial and policy discussions included health insurance benefits for municipal employees for the upcoming fiscal year, a proposed ordinance regarding hotel occupancy taxes, and an ordinance prohibiting unauthorized camping on city property. Additionally, the council addressed collective bargaining agreements for police and fire unions, public works staffing, and various administrative reports from city officials.