City Council - Regular Meeting
The Moore City Council approved a 10-year consolidated technology agreement with Axon, accepted several grants, and heard public comments on drainage and zoning issues.
About this meeting
- Government Body
- City Council
- Meeting Type
- City Council
- Location
- Moore, OK
- Meeting Date
- September 21, 2026
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630. So we have a quorum, and I'll call to order the city council meeting scheduled for September 21, 2026. Would you call the roll, please? Oh, and did she just step out?
Here. Would you please stand for Pledge of Allegiance?
We have had the motion and the second. Would you call the vote?
Yes. Consent docket passes. Item three is consider approval of a lot split located 825 Northwest 34th Street in Golden Acres Edition. This application is by Robert Raines.
We've had a motion and a second. Would you call the vote?
Yes. Item passes. Item four is consider acceptance of grant 1580. Point 503 from the Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security, an amount of $5,437 for the purchase and installation of an additional air conditioner unit for the emergency management evacuation rehabilitation trailer.
Good deal. Make a motion to approve. Second. Motion and second. You can call the vote.
Yes. Thank you. Thanks for looking for that stuff on these grants. Item five. Approve and authorize a 10-year service agreement with Axon Enterprise, Inc., to provide integrated technology solutions, equipment, software, and support for the Moore Police Department in the amount of $921,000 per year for the first five years and $1,182,363 for six years through 10 using Swartzwell contract number 101-223-AXN.
I would just have just a quick comment. I know when you sit up here as an elected representative of the city, you don't have the luxury of just being able to be on the outside and just looking at all the problems and wondering why nobody's fixing anything and you can uh... point out all the things that are wrong but then when you sit up here you have to address the problems and those problems are expensive and public safety is expensive but we also No, and understand that we want a safe city police and fire and ambulance all that stuff. We have to have that so I appreciate the Initiative that
Okay, any other questions, council? If not, would this need a motion? I'll make a motion we approve. Second. All right, we've had the motion and second. Would you call the vote?
Yes. Item passes. Item six is considered declaring 18 bulletproof vests as surplus and authorize their donation to the Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police.
Make a motion to approve second with the motion and second, which you call the vote.
Yes. Item passes. Thank you. Item seven, consider approval of a new job description for recreation facility maintenance supervisor and sign it to the pay grade 110 of the salary table approved by the city council on June 20, 2016, and in accordance with the budget approved by council for fiscal year 26-27.
Questions? Make a motion to approve. Second. We've had a motion and a second. Would you call the vote?
Yes. Item passes. Item 8 is consider adoption resolution number 14726, authorizing the city of Moore to submit a grant application to the Oklahoma 911 Management Authority for a radio console for the 911 center.
I'm just curious. Are you expanding the current dispatch room? Are we going to be moving, encroaching in a little bit on the emergency management, or are you going to fit it all in where you're at?
Second. Would you call the vote, please?
Yes. Item passes. Thank you. This time we're going to recess the city council meeting and convene a more public works authority meeting. Item nine is consent docket.
Yes. At this time, we'll recess the More Public Works Authority meeting and convene the More Risk Management meeting. Item 10 is our consent docket. Make a motion to approve consent docket items A and B.
Yes. Item carries. And we're going to recess the more risk management meeting and convene the more economic development authority meeting. Item 11, roll call, please.
OK. Just let the record reflect. All members that were present are still present. Item 13 is new business. A is citizens forum. I do have a few that have signed up. So I'll call your name. James Collins. If you'd please just come on up and give us name, address, and you have five minutes.
Well, thank you very much. October 2nd and 3rd, the Moore Community Center. So if this is the old community center? Yes. If you're listening, come on out.
And let's see, we have Ed Steiner. Again, just name, address, and you have five minutes.
Thank you for your comments. Mr. Steiner, were you wanting to speak? Just a couple of things.
Give your pictures to Councilman Clark, and he'll pass them down as we look at them. Thank you.
I'll give you about 15 seconds to wrap up your comments.
OK, thank you for your comments. And just as we can't engage in conversation, the whole point of the citizens forum is for citizens to come and to speak about things that aren't on the agenda. And so since it wasn't an agenda item, the council, that's why we can't necessarily engage with you from here. But afterwards, if you want to stick around and you have questions, We'll be happy to try to answer those and get you the documentation that you want as best as we can. The next person is Clinton Bureau.
Thank you. Thank you. And our last person signed up is Benjamin Slotnick.
Item B is items from city council trustees. I attended, along with some other city staff, the OML conference. I was only able to go for one day up in Tulsa. And the day I was there, had a lot of good, met a lot of other good mayors and city council people, as well as heard some good speakers. And I went into one session, and I was surprised. Chad and Sean from our code enforcement were in there leading the breakout session, and it was full. There was probably 90 people in there, and they had kept our attention for 50 minutes. And they represented our city well, and they did a good job. Kudos t
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