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Aug 20, 2026
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landscaping and grounds maintenance services at Memorial Cemetery. Work shall include, but is not limited to: Mowing of cemetery grounds. Weed eating and trimming around headstones, markers, fences, trees, and other obstacles. Removal of grass clippings, limbs, leaves, trash, and other debris. General cleanup and maintenance of the cemetery grounds. Other related landscaping services as needed.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Broken Bow
The council meeting agenda includes approval of payroll, expenses, and various claims, as well as engagement letters for auditing services. The council will review an updated employee handbook and lawn maintenance payments. Department reports will be provided by the Streets and Sanitation and Fire Departments. The agenda features a presentation of the annual audit, an executive session concerning pending litigation, and possible action on sales and lodging tax collection litigation. Additional items include the dedication of roads, approval of a revised fee and cost schedule, a public hearing on the annual budget, and the formal adoption of the budget. Furthermore, the council will hold abatement hearings for several properties regarding trash, brush, and weed violations and consider a request for the use of East Side Park for a community celebration.
The council will honor citizens and introduce new personnel. The consent agenda includes approval of payroll, expenses, and various claims for general government, grants, and tax funds. Further items involve the approval of a fiscal year sponsor agreement, payments for landscaping services, equipment fabrication, leadership training, and the payoff of a backhoe. The council will also designate a free yard sale month, accept an amendment for data services, nominate members to the Oklahoma Municipal Assurance Group, and authorize the installation of a security fence. Department reports from parks, airports, cemeteries, and the police department are scheduled. The regular agenda covers the closure of an alleyway for the school football stadium, the waiving of related building permit fees, and the consideration of a landscaping contract for city facilities.
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The meeting agenda included consent items covering the approval of estimated gross payroll and expenses for February, approval of claims paid for January across various funds, and approvals for payments to Woods Lawn Care and the purchase of a 2022 HAULOTTE pull behind lift for the Street Department. Department head reports were scheduled from Rhonda Ramsey (Code Enforcement) and Dennis Clouse (Landfill). Key regular agenda items included discussion and possible approval of entering into agreements for DB Tournaments soft ball operations and leasing concessions for the 2026 baseball/softball season. Furthermore, the Council was set to consider Resolution No. 2026-02, authorizing the Broken Bow Public Works Authority to secure loans from the United States of America for water system improvements and related tax agreements. Additional discussions involved Ordinance No. 443 concerning procedures for closing public ways and easements.
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