August 10, 2022 Issue, Page 8 of 10

Page Text

8- The Elk City News Living August 10, 2022 Oklahoma to host National Governor’s Motion made by Tate Finnell to approve Blanket Purchase orders, Sheriff: Bimbo Bakeries $650, Sayre ‘Ace $150, Empire Paper $1,500, Bankers Credit Card | $1,000, Bankers Credit Card 2 $1,000, Texoma ‘Tire $600, ComData $8,500, Haines Wrecker $200, US Food $5,000, Syseo $4,400, John Deere Financial $70, Pucket’s$150. Carl Don Campbell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Association Summer Workforce Symposium Finnell voting aye. “Motion made by Tate Finell to approve Cash Fund Estimate of Needs and Request for Appropriations Carl Don Campbell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye. omy and workforce after a dev- continued workforce develop- bipartisan best practices and Association Motion made by Tate Finnell to approve Transfer ofAppropriations. Car| Don Campbell seconded the ‘motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye astating pandemic. The theme ment.” innovative solutions to today’s Founded in 1908, the National "No County Offers Monthly Report. we chose, the Comeback Capi- Speakers and guests include most pressing workforce chal- "No Financial Governors Association (NGA) Motion made by Carl Don Campbell o solicit fuel bids as needed this week. Tate Finnel seconded the tal, reflects that resilient spir- Governor Kevin Stitt, First lenges,” said NGA Executive is the voice of the nation’s gov- ‘motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye. it and highlights the fact that Lady Sarah Stitt, Lieutenant Director Bill McBride. “Work- ernors and one of the most “Motion made by Tate Fianllto approve June payroll, Cari Don Campbell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finell voting aye Resolution 2022-74 Beckham County agrees to become a party to the Interlocal Agreement our state didn’t just recover Governor Matt Pinnell and force development is a key pri- respected public policy orga- establishing ACCO-SIG and tobe subject o all documents governing ACCO-SIG. Motion made by from the pandemic, we came Oklahoma City Mayor David ority for governors across the nizations in the country. The ‘Carl Don Campbell to adopt resolution #2022-74 effective ne 27, 2022, Tate Finell seconded the ‘motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting ay. back better than before,” said Holt. country, and as a new member association’s members are the Motion made by Cari Don Campbell to pay ACCO-SIG Property & Liability Coverage in one payment governors of the 55 states, ter- $248,031.00, Tate Finell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell& Finell voting aye. Shelley Zumwalt, OESC Exec- “We are grateful to Gover- of NGA’s Executive Commit- Resolution #2022-73 The Beckham County Boand of Commissioners see a need to supplement the Jail utive Director. “We are excited ritories and commonwealths. SST Fund for FY 22/23. Jal ST fund will hive a monthly budget of $105,000.00. The monthly sale tx nor Stitt for hosting this im- tee, we are excited to highlight «estimate i $75,000.00 and General Donation Fund will supplement $30,000.00 monthly, $360,000.00 that NGA has chosen Oklaho- portant convening which will Governor Stitt’s leadership on Members come to the associ- ‘yearly. Motion made by Carl Don Campbell to adopt Resolution #2022-73 effective June 27, 2022. Tate Finvll seconded the motion wth Davis, Campbell& Finne maas its host site and OESC is serve as a valuable opportu- economic development on a ation from across the political ‘The Board reviewed the County Clerks disaster recoverp ‘Tate Finnell to approve. Carl Don Campbell seconded the motionwith Davis, Campbell& Finnell honored to lead the way in this nity for governors’ workforce national stage.” spectrum, but NGA itself is bi- voting aye ‘The Board reviewed the Prodigy Solutions Commissary Software, Hardware & Fulfillment Contract partnership and in Oklahoma's development leaders to share About the National Governors partisan. with the Sherifs Office. Motion made by Tate Finnel to approve contract. Cat! Don Campbell ‘seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye. ‘The Board reviewed fiscal 2223 contract with Standley Systems and Beckham County Health Department. Motion made by Tate Fine! to approve contract. Cari Don Campbell seconded the ‘motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye ‘The Board reviewed fiscal 2223 building maintenance agreement with Michae! Kelly and Beckham ‘County Health Department, Elk City. Motion made by Tate Finnellto approve contract. Cael Don ‘Campbell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting The Board reviewed fiscal 2/23 Great Plains Regional Medical Center Professional Service ‘Agreement and Beckham County Health Department. Motion made by Tate Fine! to approve ‘contract. Carl Don Campbell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell& Finell voting aye. ‘The Board reviewed fiscal 2223 Bugmaster Professional Service Agreement and Beckham County Health Department. Motion made by Tate Finnel to approve contrac. Carl Don Campbell seconded ‘the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye. Motion made by Tate Finnel to 22/23 appointment of Jimmy Shurm, Colter Sanders, 1a Officers fr their departments. Approve appoiniment of ‘The Board reviewed Kellpo Software & Service Agreements for District #3, Commissioners Office, District #2, District #¥ and County Clerk. Motion made by Carl Don Campbell to approve all five ‘agreements, Tate Finnel seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye. Resolution #2022-75 Beckham County, with the assistance from the Beekham County Hazan Mitigation Planning Team, has gathered information and prepared the Beckham County Hazard Mitigation Pan. The Plan has been reviewed and The County Commissioners affirm thatthe Plan will be updated no les than every five years. Motion made by Carl Don Campbell vo adopt Resolution #2022475 effective June 27, 2022. Tate Finnel seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell& Finnell voting aye ‘Six Month Bids: ‘Asphalt & Conerete Bid #2- Five bids were received. Motion made by Carl Don Campbell to award ‘concrete to Caswell hot mix and cold lay to Circle S Paving Co., had patch coldly bag and cold lay bulk delivered to Logan County. Tate Finnel seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye ‘Chips & Rock Bd #3- Four bids were reseived. Motion made by Carl Don Campbell to award gypsum rock to Arcosa Specialty Materials & chips & seal cat to Dolese Brothers. Tate Finnell seconded the ‘motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye Rood Oil Bid #1- Four bids were received. Motion made by Car! Don Campbell to awant bid to Ergon ‘Asphalt. Tate Finell seconded the motion with Davis, Campbell & Finnell voting aye. Election Ballots #4 Throe bids were recived, Motion made by Carl Don Campbell award bid to “Mid-West Printing Company. Tate Finnll seconded the motion wth Davis, Campbell& Finnel voting aye. No unfinished busines. Motion made by Tate Finnell to adjourn. Carl Don Campbell seconded the motion with Davis, ‘Campbell & Finnell voting aye. ‘s/ Johnny Davis, Chairman; s/ Cael Don Campbell, Members! Tate Finnell, Member, // Attest: Leasa Hartman, County Clerk EouiPMenT AUCTION 400+ ITEMS SELL NO RESERVE! TUESDAY, AUGUST 16 LU9178'07 Volvo 6930 LU9176 John Deere 61000 motor grader MFWD tractor INVENTORY INCLUDES: tractors, motor graders, crane truck, ladder fire truck, ‘snow groomer, dump trucks, bucket trucks, cold planer, SUVs, hook ltt truck and ‘more. All items are sold “AS IS." 10% buyers premium applies. 866.608.9283 BID NOW! purplewave.com Sparklight to Award $15,000 to K-12 Teachers Building A Stronger Connection in their Community Phoenix, Arizona ~ Sparklight today announced it will award $1,500 each to 10 K-12 teachers making a difference in their schools and communities as part of the internet service provid- er’s “A Stronger Connection” social media campaign. Individuals throughout the communities in the 21 states Spar- klight serves may nominate a teacher simply by sharing a pho- to and written entry outlining how the educator works to build connections and go above and beyond for their students. “Teachers perform a vital role in educating the future leaders of our communities, and often spend their personal time and resources to ensure their students have the tools they need to be successful,” said Trish Niemann, Vice President of Communica- Staff photos by Sheryl Ponce. tions Strategy. “Sparklight wants to recognize the outstanding educators in the cities and towns we serve and help them get their school year off to a great start.” Entries will be accepted through Aug. 26 at sparklight.com/ contest. Individuals whose nominees are selected to win will also receive a back-to-school prize pack from Sparklight. ‘The winners will be highlighted on Sparklight’s social media channels, including Facebook and Instagram. About Sparklight Sparklight® is a leading broadband communications provider and part of the Cable One family of brands, which serves more than 1.1 million residential and business customers in 24 states. Sparklight provides consumers with a wide array of connectivity and entertainment services, including high-speed internet and advanced Wi-Fi solutions, cable television and phone service. Sparklight Business provides scalable and cost-effective prod- ucts for businesses ranging in size from small to mid-market, in addition to enterprise, wholesale and carrier customers.