Town of Mountain Park

The agenda for the meeting included standard proceedings such as roll call and public participation with a three-minute limit per speaker. The consent agenda covered the approval of purchase orders for December (GF, FD and Street & Alley), the Treasurer's Report for December 2025, and approval of encumbrances for December 2025. Additionally, the Council was scheduled to hear reports from the Fire Chief, Police Chief, and Federal Housing Authority. The agenda also included a potential executive session with the city attorney to discuss legal issues, with subsequent action to be taken upon return to the regular session.

The agenda for this Town of Mountain Park Regular Meeting includes several key discussion points. Under the consent agenda, the body will address the approval of Purchase Orders for November (GF, FD, and Street & Alley), the Treasurer's Report for November 2025, and Encumbrances for November 2025. Reports are scheduled from the Fire Chief and Police Chief. A primary action item involves convening into executive session to discuss the employment status of a Reserve Police Officer and the Town Clerk. Following the executive session, the body will return to regular session to vote on matters discussed privately. Further actions include voting on the approval of the Court Schedule for 2026, the Oklahoma Open Records Act Fee Schedule for 2026, and discussion/vote regarding end-of-year longevity payments for full-time Town and PWA employees. The meeting will conclude with comments from Trustees and adjournment.

The agenda for this meeting includes the handling of consent items such as the approval of Encumbrances, Treasurer's Report, and Purchase Orders for November 2025. The council plans to discuss any items pulled from the consent agenda. A key item is the potential executive session pursuant to Title 25 O.S. Section 307 (B)(1) to discuss personnel matters concerning PWA Employee(s), followed by returning to a regular session to vote on any executive session discussions. The agenda also specifies a discussion regarding the Rural Infrastructure Grant (RIG) and reports from the Water Superintendent.

The meeting included discussion and approval of May/June encumbrances, May's treasurer's report, and purchase orders for PWA. An update was provided on the installation of an aerator to address water quality issues. The board discussed and approved adjustments to trash service charges. The board convened into an executive session to approve a raise for Nathan Morgan, the Water Superintendent.

The meeting included roll call and declaration of a quorum. The consent agenda items were approved. The Water Superintendent reported that all tests are passing, with a past issue of a failed sample and letters written about TTHM due to an aerator malfunction, which has since been repaired.