Board of Mayes County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board discussed and approved a real estate purchase contract for 52.03 acres and a corresponding resolution. Monthly reports were accepted from the Health Department and Election Board, and the 2025-26 SEFA for the county was approved. Personnel actions included appointing requisitioning and receiving officers for the Cabin Creek Fire Department. The board approved a lease purchase agreement for a fire truck for the Locust Grove Fire Department and authorized various Event Center contracts. Additionally, utility permits were granted for water line installations, and the board reviewed and approved various county pay claims and blanket purchase orders.
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Board of Mayes County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board approved the appointment of new Receiving Officers and various financial appropriations across county funds, including road and bridge projects, emergency medical services, and courthouse maintenance. The board also approved the Health Department monthly reports, authorized resolutions for the deposit of proceeds from the sale of surplus equipment, and entered into an agreement with Clifford Power for maintenance services. Additionally, the commissioners approved the purchase of a cluster mailbox, designated new requestioning and receiving officers, authorized a budget transfer for the Election Board, reviewed a presentation on local legislation, approved a grant for an infrastructure catalog project, and renewed multiple service contracts for the Sheriff's Office. Finally, the board processed payroll and general pay claims and approved blanket purchase orders.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Mayes County Commissioners Regular Meeting
The board discussed and approved several items, including the financing of a new ambulance for Mayes Emergency Services, the cancellation of various warrants, and a budget transfer for travel expenses. Key contractual agreements were approved with the Town of Disney for jail and dispatch services, and with local public schools for the provision of School Resource Officers. The board also approved various operational agreements, including law enforcement telecommunications, commissary services, and software contract renewals. Additionally, the County Treasurer provided a financial report, and the board reviewed training classes for county-wide controls and approved payroll and various purchase claims.
