Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for City of Purcell.
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Oct 22, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Project consists of relocating City electric facilities to accommodate ODOT JP 32802(04) including removal and relocation of overhead electric lines, installation of underground crossings, poles conductors, and related improvements.
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111353
Population
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7,030
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68 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Purcell
The council reviewed financial and utility reports, including updates on sales tax receipts and billing process changes. The City Manager provided updates on property developments, park facility improvements, and local infrastructure projects. The council approved resolutions increasing purchasing authority, authorizing expenditures for an airport hangar construction project, and entering into a utility relocation agreement with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority. Additionally, the council convened in an executive session to discuss employment and real estate matters.
The meeting addressed the denial of a reimbursement request for expired electric utility rebate vouchers. The board approved services from Hoffman Water Wells, LLC for Well 4 maintenance and authorized expenditures for the OTA Water Tower Relocation Project through a joint resolution. Additionally, the board approved an agreement for professional engineering and surveying services and selected a consultant for right-of-way and easement acquisition related to the water storage facility relocation. An executive session was held to discuss personnel and real property matters with no resulting action, and administrative updates were provided regarding project status and public safety concerns.
Public-sector contacts connected to City of Purcell.
The board discussed the Director's report, including the 90% plan for phase III of the walking trail, the completion of field maintenance projects, the upcoming Red Hill tree project, and tennis court resurfacing. Discussions were held regarding the recent NICA mountain bike race, improvements to the softball field area at Purcell Lake, and future projects for tennis court fencing. Upcoming events such as the Music Festival, Treats on the Trail, and the Christmas Parade were also reviewed, along with the postponement of the advisory board bylaws update.
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