May 17, 2019 Issue, Page 3 of 32

Page Text

Friday, May 17,2019 The Elk City Daily News« Elk City, Oklahoma Page3 = Oklahoma Roof Asset Man- and athletic training facility _really like tohave the board _ that,” McBroom said. prices available for prod- Repairs agement Program andhire expenses. approve [projects]. The proj- He said the foundation ucts, thereby saving school Ford Roofing in Lawton and “Because we wereunder __ ects probably won't bedone _is active in trying to raise districts and other govern- Oklahoma Office of Manage- budget for the construction of then, but we'llhhaveitin this more money forthe facility, ment entities from having to Continued. ment and Enterprise Services the new elementary school, _year’s business, on this side of _ but he thinks enough money hrougi the requect fix for the roof jobs. ithas allowed the district to _the budget, so we're working _has been raised to pay for = ae $1.9 million could be alittle | Through OMES, contrac- have moniesleftover from _hardtotrytogetallofthat the building. The foundation _PFoPosal [RFP] and bidding better than that figure. tors are vetted for the roof our original bond for some taken care sothatitdoesn’t exists tonotjust to build the PYocess. “[m not betting the farm Work and then, after hired other repairs/improvements,” bleed over until the next fiscal _ facility but to also help other +Employing Peyton Ste- quite yet, but Ithink we'rein by the district, they proceed Garrison said. “We triedto _year, to kind of close this fis- projects, McBroom said. phens as a certified elemen- pretty good shape,” he said. With workasprescribedby pass asmallbondsincethen _cal year.” The entire project should tary school teacher, Brandon ‘After doing the high school the district. OMES also hires to build anew training facility _Atthe meeting, board trust- cost around $250,000, which __ Shelton for the middle school roof and field house roof the engineers and architects, for our athletics and a new ee Kirby McBroom toldthe _ includes weights, and the dean of students and activities district willstill have alittle Gattison said. Because of livestock barn for animal board that the athletic foun- foundation has $225,000 now, director and Cattrina Gragg more than $382,000 in the different variables involved, projects and make improve- dation has raised $190,000 _—_with thedistrictnow kicking 3.55 « middle school Eng- tadreces band fortune Garrison could not give a ments atthe Ag Farm. This _for the athletic facility. That _in another $20,000. net a teach improvements, definite timeline for when bond failed. Since then we monetary figure is outside Also Monday, the board language arts teacher: uu ne the roof work would be done _ have earmarked some of the $35,000 the foundation approved, among other mea- Gragg also serves as the adult Twouldliketoearmark Gn the high school and field _—the original bond money for __—received last year fromthe sures: education director and will that for roofs,” Garrison said. pouse, improvements in these two school district to purchased Renewal of agreement continue to do those duties, as ‘The Pioneer Center is prob- ‘Trustees also approved, areas. We have given both of __ items for the facility, such with the Beckham County itis a part-time position that ably going to eventually need from the bond fund, money _ these areas $35,000 last year _as weights and bathroom Juvenile Detention Center for allows her to maintain a full- some TLC on its roof. Again, _for a school bus [$83,601], ag and we will give them another _ features, which include toilets _ the 2019-20 school year. time teaching position for the itjust gives usa little flexibil- farm improvements [$20,000] $20,000 now.” and sinks. *A list of coaches to use idistiict, Gatrison bid. ity to do some things as far as and athletic training facility The district is doing its best | MrBroom said a huge district facilities to hold sum- NTP also heard roofing goes.” [$20,000]. That athletic train- to meet the needs in these donation came in from Scott mer camps. fe eie0 near’ a ea: The high school roof is ing facility is located onthe —_areas, he continued. Brown, a businessman in Elk «Joining the National Pur- _Tollment report. The district projected to cost $261,810.09 —_ grounds of Big Elk Stadium. “We're slowly tryingtoget City, who donated $100,000to —_ chasing Cooperative [Buy- has an enrollment of 2,152 and the field house roof will Later, in an email, Garri- these done,” Garrison told the athletic foundation. Board], which is aconsortium students and is up 29 students cost $48,935.35, both of which son explained the bond fund, __the board about the general “Ym super pumped about _that vets vendors and has from the same time last year. the board approved. Trustees which will have $195,776.11 _fund projects. “I’m kind ofa also approved, intwolater -—_afterthe board paid forthe —_linear guy. At the end of June motions, to use the State of bus, ag farm improvements is the end offiscal year, so I'd Providing comfort and, Support. for End of Life chotces Hospice care provides medical services, emotional support, and sp tual re- sources for people who are in the last stages of a serious illness, such as cancer Elk City police radio log or heart failure. Hos; care also helps family members manage the practical details and emotional challenges of caring for a dying loved one. May 14 and Jefferson. tal 3000 block of West 3rd. For questions regarding hospice service or eligibility, contact: 12:04 a.m. - traffic 3rd and 8:16 a.m. - animal call 100 26 year old female subject to Main. block of East 12. Clinton. 12:23 am. - traffic 7tha nd 8:44 a.m. - information 11:31 a.m. - animal call 100 Carrie Perry, RN/ Adminsistrator Washington. 1900 block of West Broadway. block of Wes Road. Assist 12:38 a.m. - suspicious Subject borrowed vehicle last with snake, snake left prior to Pat Welsh, RN/ Coordinator of Patient C person(s) Sth and Oklahoma. night, has not heard from her animal control officer arrival, 12:52 a.m. - traffic 300 since or seen vehicle. Would description matches a rat Some of the most common conditions are: block of South Randall. like vehicle back. snake. 1:02 a.m. - suspicious 9:45 a.m. - fraud 1200 block 11:35 a.m. - suspicous * End Stage Cardiac Di ase (CHF) vehicle(s) 2000 block of West of West 3rd. Out of state ac- person(s) Maple and Mag- erebrovascular Disease (CVA) * End Stage Amyotrophic 3rd. Road behind Flamingo count being charged. Male nolia. Male subject sitting on is (ALS) * End Stage Pulmonary Di se( OPD) Hotel. Vehicle parked in subject. Victim is not looking curb, in black hat, and black * End Stage Liver Disease * End Stage Renal Disease * AIDS/HIV middle of road. to press charges. shirt. 1:03 am. - suspicious 10:05 a.m. - follow up 900 12:24 p.m. - stand by 200 * End Stage Neurological Disease such as Parkinson’s or Al ner’s person(s) 7th and Howard. block of South Main. block of Virginia Avenue. Re- 1:23 a.m, - traffic 1st and 10:13 a.m. - Request to questing an officer stand by carrle Lusk. ‘speak to an officer 400 block while picking up pickup. Will ary, RN Professional, Passionate 1:24 am, - suspicious of East 3rd. Lack of payment come to police department C person(s) C Avenue and on agreed contract, civil prior to standby, property Advance d, Attentiv Oliver. advised of options. returned. 1:33 a.m, - flagged down 1st 10:22 a.m. - accident hit 12:33 p.m. - stand by 900 ..Our difference is our care and Main. Will call tomorrow and run 7th and Randall. Pipe block of McClain Drive. for standby. fell off trailer hit reporting Process server requesting 3:58 a.m, - traffic 700 block parties. Truck is still driving assistance. Reporting party of 3rd. West. will be in vehicle, sitting in Have you ever considered becoming 4:37 a.m, - extra patrol 300 10:44 a.m. - stand by 100 front of house. Subject being a hospice volunteer? block of South State. Dog block of Wes Road. Picked up served. started barking. property. 1:26 p.m. - follow up 200 A fulfilling experience in the spirit 5:16 a.m. - suspicious 11:03 a.m. - fraud 1400 block of Regional. of giving and receiving. vehicle(s) Walker and 10th. block of Debbie. Female sub- 1:38 p.m. - stolen property Vehicle at stop sign with no ject writing checks and open- 100 block of Elm Wood Circle. lights. Been there for ten ing loans in reporting parties ‘Two guns stolen from report- minutes, vehicle occupied by name/account. Reporting ing party home, waiting to get two. Welfare is okay. party has documentation and serial numbers, 7:32 a.m, - assist fire de- possible video of suspect. 2:05 p.m. - abandoned partment 1600 block of North 11:12 a.m. - animal call vehicle 100 block of Elmwood Washington. Smoke in tree 1300 block of North Randall. Circle. line North of last house on Raccoon in trap, animal 2:45 p.m, - follow up 1200 Washington. removed. block of South Van Buren. 8:07 a.m. - information Sth 11:30 a.m. - transport men- 2:48 p.m. - open door 400 401 East 3rd Street * Elk City * 580-225-1738 ECPD arrests Elk City police made nine arrests May 11 to May 14. disqualified. Ashley Nunez, 29, Washita rant; Nancy Gentry, 49, local 1120 ACRES VERY GOOD All individuals arrested are County warrant. warrant; presumed innocent unless Cody McDaniel, 31, Beck- Samuel WEY COUNTY FARM & GRASSLAND proven guilty. Arrests and complaints: ham County warrant. Rebecca Canipe, 34, Beck- Osborn, 49, Custer EAST OF LEEDEY, 0K Jamie Wahl, 32, Payne ham County warrant; County warrant, Penalty for Sherman Brown, 44, County war- TUESDAY JUNE 4 2019 @ 10:00 manslaughter in the second operate motor vehicle under rant, Beck- degree. Eludes or attempts to elude a police officer after re- suspension/revocation/can- cellation. ham County warrant. Ms ceiving signal to stop in such amanner as to endanger any Anthony Bowdoin, 40, operate motor vehicle under SALE SITE: AT TRACT #4 - THE SECTION - Located from Leedey, OK, other person. Driving a mo- suspension/revocation/can- Hwy. 34 & 47 Jct., 11 Miles East on Hwy. 47 to the NE corner of the farm. tor vehicle under suspended cellation; Or from Putnam, OK, Hwy. 183 & 47 Jct. go 11 miles West on Hwy. 47 to the 5 or revoked license or while Callie Long, 32, local war- NE corner of the farm. USPS # 173-020 580-225-3000 Is published twice weekly by Beckham County Media, LLC 206 W. Broadway, Elk City, OK 73644-4736. Periodicals Postage Paid at Ek Cty, OK 73644 POSTMASTER: Send address changes to 206 W. Broadway, Elk OK Cty, 73644. YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION: Josh Umholtz Delivered by mail $75/yearly Publisher '$50/six months Dan Maxich "Ttnoetcenes | No refunds on subscriptions. "ti acca Brittany Howell HINZ AUCTION), LAND - CATTLE - MINERALS - MACHINERY right Classified Advertising y i. Brak [email protected] Courtney Faylor ‘[email protected] Front Office Manager [email protected] D’Ann Brasuell classifieds @ecdallynews.com rica Graphics Supervisor