Highway Marking Paint *REBID* RFP
Jul 8, 2026
Closes
Aug 17, 2026
Supply of Lead free waterborne traffic and highway marking paint.
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Jul 8, 2026
Closes
Aug 17, 2026
Supply of Lead free waterborne traffic and highway marking paint.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Texas County
The board addressed several financial and administrative items, including the approval of claims, purchase orders, blanket purchase orders, and monthly appropriations. Significant actions included the transfer of appropriations between funds, the designation of requisitioning and receiving officers, and the approval of financial statements and service agreements for fiscal year 2026/2027. Updates were provided regarding the FEMA Hazard Mitigation Plan, swift water rescue operations, and local fire safety concerns. Consequently, the board adopted a resolution for a county-wide burn ban.
The board addressed several administrative and operational items. Key actions included the approval of claims and purchase orders, and monthly appropriations. Several fiscal year 26/27 agreements were ratified, covering IT services, eRecording, utility services, health department support, and juvenile detention. Administrative appointments were made, and cash on hand for the fiscal year was approved. The board passed resolutions regarding the county's participation in the Association of County Commissioners of Oklahoma Self-Insured Group (ACCO-SIG) and authorized numerous utility permits for telephone, water, and fiber optic lines. Additionally, the board discussed the current fire risk and determined a burn ban was not necessary.
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The Board addressed a wide range of administrative and operational matters, including the approval of numerous claims, purchase orders, and blanket purchase orders across multiple districts. Financial authorizations were granted for transfers of appropriation, officer reports, and the Treasurer's Quarterly Report. The Board formally approved the cancellation of a grant, the Apollo MedFlight proposal for firefighter group memberships, and an ACH processing limit agreement with Anchor D Bank. Several resolutions were passed, notably declaring a wrecked fire truck as surplus and granting various utility permits for electric and fiber optic lines. Additionally, the Board reviewed reports regarding county burn bans and EMS operations, and conducted a bid opening for rock delivery services.
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