Town of Slaughterville

The meeting included reports from the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, the Fire Department, and the Planning and Development Department. The board discussed and approved awarding a bid for a Chevrolet Silverado, alternate bids and fence at the park playground, and a lot split for property on Bryant Road. They also approved a structure permit for property on Swopes Lane. The board discussed and ultimately upheld the denial recommendation of the Planning and Zoning Commission regarding an ordinance amendment, directing to apply for rezoning to agricultural. They ratified the submission to rescind a resolution for a Special Election and discussed the purchase of the Wilson land, as well as insurance coverage on the playground. Alterations to the Economic Development Committee were discussed, with a decision to postpone further meetings until January 2026. Lastly, discussions on lot splits and signage were tabled.

The Slaughterville Board of Trustees held a special meeting to discuss several key issues. The board convened an executive session to discuss the hiring and interviewing of candidates for the open Town Attorney position. Following the executive session, the board considered hiring Bryce Kennedy as the town attorney. Additionally, the board discussed the playground project and decided to halt it temporarily pending an investigation into potential procedural issues and legal ramifications, particularly concerning federal funds.

The meeting included reports from the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, the Fire Department, and the Town Administrator, covering topics such as calls for service, fire runs, grant statuses, and town events. The board discussed and took action on several items, including updates on town business contracts and agreements, use of escrow funds for workers' compensation, and ordinances related to the appointment of the Town Clerk. They also considered resolutions for calling a special election and repealing a subsection of the municipal code. Additionally, the board approved advertising for a Town Clerk.

The meeting included reports from the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office, the Fire Department, and the Planning and Development Administrator. Discussions and actions were taken on a proposed lot split, the Fiscal Year 2025-2026 Budget, and a budget amendment for Fire Station 2. The board considered the reappointment to the Planning and Zoning Commission and Local Planning Action Committee. The board also discussed Zoning Ordinance and Subdivision Regulations. The resignation of the Town Administrator was accepted following an executive session.

The meeting included discussions regarding the employment, hiring, or appointment of a Town Administrator, which led to Carol Lance temporarily filling the position. The board also discussed the hiring process for the Town Attorney position and the additional needs and support for the Town. A special election was called to fill the vacant trustee seat, and an authorized agent for the Town's retirement plan was appointed. The process for reviewing ordinances moving forward was also discussed.