The council meeting addressed several significant agenda items. Key discussions included the approval of various appointments to local boards and authorities, the amendment of the city budget for fiscal years 2025-2027 to include grant funds and revenue, and the ratification of multiple agreements, including airport hangar leases, infrastructure construction contracts, and aviation dealer agreements. The council also deliberated on and acted upon a rezoning request for a downtown property, evaluated a recommendation from the ALPR Evaluation Committee regarding license plate recognition camera services, handled code enforcement appeals for dilapidated structures, and considered the donation of land to the city. Furthermore, the meeting involved the renewal of a mental health outreach program contract and the implementation of a technology-assisted communication pilot program for citizen inquiries.
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The City Council meeting focused primarily on the development and approval of the City Manager job description, including the addition of preferred qualifications such as a master's degree and ICMA certification. Additionally, the Council discussed and voted on the posting process for the City Manager position, ultimately deciding to initially post the position internally for two weeks, with the potential for an external search if no suitable candidate is selected.
Jul 1, 2026·Budget
City of Bartlesville FY2026-27 Budget
The City of Bartlesville's adopted operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2026-27 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2027), the legal budget of record approved by City Council.
Jun 1, 2026·Board meeting
Bartlesville City Council Regular Meeting
The council addressed various administrative and operational items, including ratifying board and authority appointments, approving budget amendments for the Debt Service Fund and Fire Department, and adjusting compensation for city officials. Significant discussions involved contracts for professional services, municipal airport hangar leases, and a stop-loss insurance contract. The council reviewed progress reports, financial interim reports, and bids for downtown infrastructure projects. Further actions included rezoning requests, adoption of tobacco-free municipal property policies, and approvals of franchise agreements for utility providers. Additionally, the council debated proposed ordinances for automated license plate reader technology and discussed comprehensive municipal code updates regarding utility and sanitation fees.
