The council conducted a public hearing regarding the eligibility of capital improvement projects, specifically for the replacement of Fire Department breathing apparatus and air fill stations. They addressed appointments for the Board of Adjustment and the Planning Commission, and considered a resolution calling for the upcoming City Council elections. Additionally, the meeting included the review of bids for drainage improvement projects, the adoption of a hazard mitigation plan, and the authorization of fiscal year budget amendments.
Oct 27, 2026
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Owasso Capital Improvement Committee Special Meeting
The committee agenda includes the consideration of a request to designate Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) replacement and an SCBA Fill Station as eligible purchases from the Capital Improvements Fund. Additionally, the meeting involves a review of the Project Status Report, discussion of the Sales Tax Report and Revenue Outlook, and a report from the City Manager.
Aug 4, 2026·Board meeting
Owasso City Council Regular Meeting
The council agenda included a presentation on the character trait of punctuality and the consideration of a consent agenda encompassing financial claims, a general liability budget amendment, and the acceptance of public infrastructure for the Library and Lofts project. Key action items involved the purchase of police vehicles, a resolution concerning legal defense for an officer, and a final payment for roadway improvements on East 96th Street North. The document also provides background for various agenda items, including maintenance bonds and financial reports.
Jul 21, 2026·Board meeting
Owasso City Council Regular Meeting
The Council conducted an executive session to discuss pending litigation. Key items included addressing citizen concerns regarding methane gas in the Lake Valley subdivision and the widening of Garnett Road. The Council approved a Consent Agenda that included a Department of Justice Vest Grant and related budget amendments for the Police Department. Significant procurement actions were authorized, including the purchase of nine police vehicles and a new ambulance. Additionally, the Council adopted Ordinance 1250 regarding a Planned Unit Development for a new multi-family housing project and approved settlement agreements and release authorizations for two pending legal actions.
