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CLASSIFIEDS The Elk City News SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 2026 • 7 LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS Published in the Elk City News on 000139 SPARKLIGHT INTER- CENTER Inmate Transport $ compensation procedures. ing; Pre-Engineering; Service tion 500.015 Student Records. August 8, 2026 NET SERVICE $ 111.98 627.86 Carl Don Campbell seconded Careers; Teacher Prep; and Copies of district policies are COMMISSIONERS PROCEED- 000140 BECKHAM COUNTY Johnny Davis moved to ap- the motion, and Campbell and Welding. available for review in the of- INGS ELECTION BOARD POLLING prove the Blanket purchase Davis unanimously passed. High school juniors and se- fice of the Superintendent. The REGULAR MEETING PLACE EXPENS $ 825.00 orders. Carl Don Campbell Johnny Davis made a motion to niors are eligible for enrollment Western Technology Center July 27, 2026 000147 CARD SERVICE CEN- seconded the motion, which approve Beckham County Ru- with consent of parents and will provide to parents and eli- The Beckham County Com- TER TRAVEL AND MEALS $ Campbell and Davis unani- ral Water District #1 to apply for high school administration. gible students an annual notice missioners met in their regular 313.86 mously passed. Sheriff: Puck- the 2027 S.W.O.D.A. R.E.A.P. Secondary students whose of their rights under this policy. session on July 27, 2026, at 000144 PUBLIC SERVICE CO ett’s - $1,300, Sayre Ace - Grant to replace a regulator legal residence is in the WTC The rights are as follows: 9:00 a.m. at the Sayre, Oklaho- OF OKLA. Utilities $ 32.59 $300, Empire Paper - $2,000, that services the whole district district may attend WTC tui- 1. The right of a student’s par- ma Courthouse Annex Confer- 000145 PUBLIC SERVICE CO Bankers Credit Card 1 $2,500, Unfinished Business – None tion free. Non-resident second- ents and eligible students to in- ence Room OF OKLA. Utilities $ 270.79 Bankers Credit Card 2 - $2,500, New business - None ary students may enroll on a spect and review the student’s Carl Don Campbell, Chairman, 000146 SPARKLIGHT INTER- Texoma Tire - $1,000, ComDa- Johnny Davis made a motion space available basis, pay out- educational records and how it called the meeting to order. NET SERVICE $ 235.94 ta - $12,000, Haines Wrecker to adjourn. Carl Don Campbell of-district tuition, and provide is used. (see State of Rights). Johnny Davis, Member; Su- 000149 INNOVATIVE TECH- - $350, John Deere Financial seconded the motion, which their own transportation. Adults 2. The interest of the Western zie Wells, 1st Deputy County NOLOGY Computer Services - $100, US Food - $4,500, Sy- Campbell and Davis unani- may enroll on a first-come, Technology Center is to limit Clerk; Lonnie Risenhoover, $ 180.00 sco - $5,000, Culligan - $300, mously passed. first-served, space available the disclosure of information Emergency Mgmt. Director; 000153 AMAZON CAPITAL Foam Wash - $380 Gener- /s/Carl Don Campbell, Chair- basis with high school and re- contained in a student’s educa- Kathie Wynn, OSU Ext. Direc- SERVICES FIELD EQUIP- al: Ace-$1,000, The Elk City man; Member; Johnny Davis, turning students having priority tion records except: (1) by the tor; Jonathan Beck, Assessor; MENT $ 44.95 News-$1,500, Culligan-$500, Member /s/ Attest: Suzie Wells, for enrollment. prior written consent of the stu- Brad Coalson and Kris Car- 000154 ALLEN, ZACHARY L. Beckham County Record 1st Deputy County Clerk Adults seeking admission must dent’s parent or the eligible stu- lisle, CED #7, were present. REIMBURSEMENT $ 50.00 $500, Empire Paper$1,000, LPXLP go through WTC’s assessment dent, (2) as directory informa- Tate Finnell, Member, and Julie 000152 STANDLEY SYSTEMS Albert Bros.-$500.00, Turn process prior to enrollment. tion, or (3) under certain limited Swaner, County Clerk, were COPIER LEASE $ 218.40 Key Health Clinics $17,480.93 Published in the Elk City News Adult students may enroll in circumstances, as permitted by absent. Health Emergency Mgmt: Foam Car on August 8, 2026 some classes after the pro- the FERPA. Johnny Davis moved to ap- 000012 OKLAHOMA STATE Wash, $40.45 gram has started with adminis- 3. The right of a student’s prove minutes from July 20, DEPT. OF HEALTH PAYROLL No Cash Fund Estimate of WTC PUBLIC NOTICE trative approval. New students parent or an eligible student 2026. Carl Don Campbell $ 20,590.90 Needs and Requests for Ap- ASBESTOS MANAGEMENT are also accepted in some pro- to seek or correct parts of the seconded the motion, which 000006 PERKINS COMMU- propriations PLAN grams at the beginning of the student’s education record Campbell and Davis unani- NICATIONS SYSTEM EQUIP- No Transfer of Funds The Asbestos Hazard Emer- second semester. which he or she believes to mously passed. MENT $ 30.00 No County Officer’s Monthly gency Response Act of 1986 WTC will take steps to ensure be inaccurate, misleading, or Johnny Davis moved to ap- 000007 PERKINS COMMUNI- Reports. requires that all buildings in that the lack of English lan- in violation of student rights. prove the following purchase CATIONS SYSTEM MONITOR No Treasurer’s Collection Sum- our school be inspected for guage skills will not be a barrier This right includes the right to orders for payment. Carl Don KEYPAD SYST $ 45.00 mary. Johnny Davis moved to asbestos and a management to participation in its programs a hearing to present evidence Campbell seconded the mo- 000008 VIP VOICE SERVICES solicit and approve fuel bids plan be written to address or services. that the record should be tion, and Campbell and Davis LLC Phone Service $ 1,395.06 as needed this week. Carl Don the presence of asbestos. A This notice is provided in com- changed if the district decides unanimously passed it. 000009 SUMMIT UTILITIES Campbell seconded the mo- copy of this plan is available pliance with Title VI of the Civil not to alter it according to the FY25/26 OKLAHOMA INC Utilities $ tion, and Campbell and Davis at Western Technology Center Rights Act, Section 504/Title 11 parent or eligible student’s re- General 55.48 unanimously passed. Administration Office in Burns of the Americans with Disabil- quest. 004088 002184 OKLAHOMA 000010 COMANCHE COUN- Johnny Davis moved to ap- Flat, Oklahoma upon request. ities Act, Title IX, the Age Dis- 4. Prevent disclosure, with cer- DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IN- TY HEALTH DEPT VACCINE prove the July payroll. Carl Western Technology Cen- crimination Act, and any oth- tain exceptions, of personally SPECTION $ 400.00 $ 1,932.00 Don Campbell seconded the ter will arrange to provide er applicable federal or state identifiable information from Health 000011 AMAZON CAPITAL motion, and Campbell and Da- translations of this notice to anti-discrimination laws. With their (student) education re- 004030 000485 BURRIS, SERVICES Office Supplies $ vis unanimously passed. non-English speaking parents respect to the terms, condi- cords. ERIN Travel $ 26.83 658.07 No requisition and receiving in their native language. tions, privileges or responsibil- 5. Secure a copy of the West- 004027 000486 BROOKS, SA- 000013 VERIZON WIRELESS officers list for this week was LPXLP ities in admission to programs ern Technology Center policy, SHA Travel $ 120.35 CELL PHONE $ 40.05 turned in. and services, employment which includes the location of 003718 000487 BROOKS, SA- 000014 RUSSELL ELEC- The Board reviewed the letter Published in the Elk City News practices, treatment of individ- education records. SHA Travel $ 27.55 TRIC & SECURITY SER FIRE of appointment for Mark Bur- on August 8, 2026 uals, or any aspect of West- 6. Parents and eligible students 004037 000488 COX, MI- ALARM MONITORIN $ 48.00 rows to replace Jim Richardson ern Technology Center opera- should come to the Assistant CHELLE Travel $ 414.99 000015 RUSSELL ELEC- on the Beckham County EMS WTC PUBLIC NOTICE tions. This policy is available in Superintendent/ Director of 004039 000484 FILE THIR- TRIC & SECURITY SER FIRE 522 Board. Jim Richardson re- NON-DISCRIMINATION other languages upon request. Student Services to obtain TEEN SHREDDING DOCU- ALARM MONITORIN $ 48.00 signed from the board. Johnny Western Technology Cen- For inquiries concerning this copies of the policy and infor- MENT $ 100.00 000016 PUBLIC SERVICE CO Davis moved to approve. Carl ter (WTC) does not discrim- policy contact Title IX Coor- mation as to the correct pro- Jail-ST OF OKLA. Utilities $ 663.69 Don Campbell seconded the inate on the basis of race, dinator Jeff Lewallen, jlewal- cedure to follow in requesting 004093 000461 OKLAHOMA 000017 PUBLIC SERVICE CO motion, which Campbell and color, national origin, sex, [email protected], or Sec- action about the student’s re- DEPARTMENT OF LABOR IN- OF OKLA. Utilities $ 1,417.81 Davis unanimously passed. disability, age, veteran sta- tion 504 Coordinator Karla cord. Copies of this policy are SPECTION $ 150.00 000018 OKLAHOMA NATU- Johny Davis moved to approve tus or religion and prohibits Wedel at kwedel@westtech. located in the Superintendent’s Sheriff’s Funding Assistance RAL GAS CO Utilities $ 206.15 adding Jana Loyd (Treasur- antisemitism. Career and tech- edu, 621 Sooner Drive, P.O. Office and can be obtained 004257 000153 MARKS 000019 CONSUMER TEX- er’s office employee) to the nical education programs are Box 1469, Burns Flat, OK upon request. PLUMBING PARTS BUILDING TILES CORP JANITORIAL accounts at Interbank effec- offered in the following areas: 73624. Telephone 580-562- 7. The right of any person to MAINTENANCE $ 2,191.71 SUPPLIES $ 50.00 tive August 1, 2025. Carl Don Automotive Collision Repair; 3181. file a complaint with the U.S. FY26/27 Highway Campbell seconded the mo- Automotive Service; Aviation LPXLP Department of Education if the General 000090 SAYRE NAPA MAIN- tion, and Campbell and Davis Structures Technology; Bio- Western Technology Center vi- 000148 PLANETVIEW GSI TENANCE/REPAIRS $ 909.00 unanimously passed. medical Academy; Business Published in the Elk City News olates the FERPA. Contract Charge $ 8,933.50 ML Fee The Board reviewed and dis- Technology; Media and Busi- on August 8, 2026 Western Technology Cen- 000142 SWODA SWODA 000002 CODA REGISTRA- cussed the utility permit for ness Technology; Comput- ter will arrange to provide DUES $ 2,167.52 TION $ 125.00 King Energy, LLC. Johnny er Networking and Security; WTC PUBLIC NOTICE translations of this notice to 000143 PUBLIC SERVICE CO Resale Davis moved to approve the Construction Technology; FAMILY EDUCATIONAL non-English speaking parents OF OKLA. Utilities $ 75.74 000012 AMAZON CAPITAL permit in District #3. Carl Don Cosmetology; Criminal Jus- RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT in their native language. 000150 PUBLIC SERVICE CO SERVICES SUPPLIES $ Campbell seconded the mo- tice; Culinary Arts; Dental The Western Technology Cen- For further information regard- OF OKLA. Utilities $ 1,257.85 108.64 tion, and Campbell and Davis Assisting; Dental Hygiene; ter has developed policies and ing FERPA visit: : https://stu- 000151 PUBLIC SERVICE CO SH Commissary unanimously passed. Diesel Technology; Electrical procedures designed to meet dentprivacy.ed.gov/ferpa OF OKLA. Utilities $ 5,171.44 000003 PUBLIC SERVICE CO Resolution #2027-10 - John- Trades; Health Careers Certi- the provisions of the Family LPXLP 000141 BECKHAM COUN- OF OKLA. Utilities $ 6,979.51 ny Davis made a motion to fication; Heating, Ventilation, Educational Rights and Priva- TY ELECTION BOARD PRE- SH SVC Fee approve the resolution for the and Air Conditioning (HVAC) cy Act (FERPA). These poli- CINCT OFFICIALS C $ 135.00 000016 CARD SERVICE Election Board reimbursement Technology; Practical Nurs- cies may be found under sec- NEWS Unleash Your Lifesaving Power During Our Blood Institute’s Dog Days of Summer This summer, Our Blood Insti- able ability to bring comfort, con- tute is celebrating the comforting nection and joy to the people they power of its BloodHounds Ther- meet," said Dr. John Armitage, apy Dog Program with Dog Days president and CEO of Our Blood of Summer, a special donor cam- Institute. "Blood donors make that paign inspired by the four-legged same kind of impact every day by friends who bring smiles, calm giving patients hope when they and encouragement to blood do- Springs Theme and Water Park. need it most." nors, patients and staff. The campaign highlights OBI's Blood donation takes about Our Blood Institute will hold BloodHounds Therapy Dog Pro- an hour, but the impact can last a blood drive with Northfork gram and the special role therapy a lifetime. Just one donation can Electric Cooperative on Thurs- dogs play in creating a welcoming help save up to three lives. day, August 13th from 9:00am – experience for donors and pro- Anyone who is healthy and 1:00pm. viding comfort throughout the 16 years old* or older can give From now through August 22, organization. Just as therapy dogs blood. Donation typically takes A bull rider competes at the 2025 Elk City Rodeo. This year, the grandstands will be reserved seating. Photo by all successful blood donors will help lift spirits, blood donors help only about an hour, and one do- Terri Abrahamsen. receive a limited-edition Dog ensure lifesaving blood is avail- nation saves up to three lives. Days of Summer T-shirt featur- able for patients facing cancer Appointments to donate can be ing three canine companions and treatments, surgeries, traumatic made online at obi.org or by call- THAT’S THE TICKET playful dog-themed messages that recognize the lifesaving im- pact of blood donors. Donors injuries and other medical emer- gencies. Summer is one of the most ing 877-340-8777. Walk-ins are also welcome. *16-year-olds must weigh at Elk City Rodeo introduces reserved seating will also receive a BloodHounds dog bandana for their own four- challenging times of year for the blood supply. Vacations, chang- least 125 pounds and provide signed parental permission; legged companion and a free ing schedules and school breaks 17-year-olds must weigh at least Changes are coming to the seat- $25 the days of the rodeo. per night; kids get in free to bleach- often lead to fewer donations, ticket to the theme park of their 125 pounds; 18+ year olds must ing at the Elk City Rodeo. Also new this year is south chair- er seating when they bring an even though the need for blood choice, including Frontier City, weigh at least 110 pounds. Photo This year, the grandstands will back reserved seating. Four rows of empty Dr. Pepper can to the rodeo. never takes time off. Hurricane Harbor or Magic ID required. be reserved seating, allowing fans 38 seats each are being built and will Sunday, September 6 is Champions "Therapy dogs have a remark- the opportunity to have a guaran- be installed above the south bleach- Wear Purple night, to bring aware- teed, numbered spot in the grand- ers. The cost of south chairback re- ness to people with Alzheimer’s and stands. served seats is $20 in advance and dementia. “We’re happy we can give fans a better rodeo experience,” said ro- $25 the days of the rodeo. “We’re always looking to make Tickets go on sale August 1 on- line at ElkCityRodeo.com. They Save the Day for the 53rd Annual Flea Market deo committee man John Thomas. the rodeo better,” Thomas said. will be sold at Circle A Western By Sheryl Ponce roll into Elk City early Thursday vendors, merchandise vendors, “With a reserved seat, there’s no “This is a way to improve our rodeo Wear in Elk City August 31-Sep- morning to set up booths filled as well as vintage and antique need to rush to the rodeo and it’s for the fans.” tember 4. Circle A will take credit Who doesn’t love to hunt trea- with the unique and specialty vendors. more of a stress-free situation for Bleacher seating will be general card purchases only. sures? The Route 66 Flea Mar- items. There will be something for fans.” admission, as it has been in the past. The rodeo ticket office located at ket is on the books for Oct. 2nd The setup will start Oct. 1st, everyone in the spirit of Route The middle section of grand- The cost for bleacher seating is $12 the Beutler Bros. Arena at Ackley through the 4th, at Ackley Park and run through Friday and 66 Centennial Celebration. stands, section 103, which is at the in advance for adults and $14 the Park in Elk City will be open Au- in Elk City. The booth space is Saturday. It is sponsored by the Mark the calendar to make sure fifty-yard-line, will cost $5 more days of rodeo. For children’s bleach- gust 31-September 4. filling up fast, and after 53 years Western Oklahoma Historical and visit the flea market from than the outer sections. Tickets for er seating, ages 6-12 years old are This year’s Elk City Rodeo is of putting on the show, the West- Society. Historical society chair- Oct. 2nd through Oct. 4th. For section 103 are $25 in advance and $10 in advance and $12 the days of September 4-6. Performances begin ern Oklahoma Historical Soci- man, Beverly Jordan, is currently more information contact Bev- $30 the days of the rodeo. the rodeo. Children 5 and under are nightly at 8 pm. ety will be preparing and taking taking reservations for this year’s erly Jordan at 580-339-0668 or The outer sections (101, 102, 104 free. For more information, visit the reservations for a booth. There event, where there will be over email her at wohsfleamarket@ and 105), are $20 in advance and Friday, September 4 is Dr. Pep- website at ElkCityRodeo.com will be over 100 vendors that will 100 vendors. They will have food gmail.com