Construction of Post or Stick Framed, Metal Skinned Building for Mooreland Volunteer Fire Department RFP
Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Construction of post or stick framed, metal skinned building for fire department.
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Posted
Sep 16, 2026
Oct 5, 2026
Construction of post or stick framed, metal skinned building for fire department.
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194947
Population
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19,827
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Woodward County
The board addressed several financial and operational items, including a rural development loan program and grant applications for water district equipment. Bids for a fire department skid unit were tabled due to missing documentation. The board approved a lease-purchase agreement for a motorgrader, multiple purchase order batches, and construction contracts for asphalt overlays. Monthly reports from various county departments were reviewed and approved. Additional actions included authorizing fund transfers for juvenile detention, approving jail monitoring system payments, designating requisitioning and receiving officers for county offices, and finalizing a medical staffing contract amendment for the Sheriff's Office.
The board reviewed administrative and financial reports, including payroll, highway expenditures, and various purchase orders. Key discussions included a room contract for the NW Oklahoma Conference, the installation of tablets for fire trucks, and a presentation on food service solutions for individuals with visual impairments. The board also reviewed upcoming grant application deadlines for water resource programs, approved financial statements for the fiscal year, and discussed funding for a school resource officer as well as potential mental health services for the jail.
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The board approved construction bids for Trotter Street and D Street projects. Various blanket purchase orders and specific purchase order batches were authorized. The board approved a fund transfer for fuel reimbursement and appointed new Requestion and Receiving Officers for Fire Prevention. Legal counsel was engaged for county area projects. The board approved resolutions regarding the expenditure of County Area Project Sales Tax and the declaration of surplus equipment. The annual financial statement was tabled for further review.
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