Taron Epps

Dilapidated structure enforcement

Demolition costs get invoiced to property owners, and unchecked derelict houses drag down neighborhood safety and values.

FISTA Central Plaza lease changes

Not quantified on the agenda.

Homeless Action Plan community forum

No direct cost approved tonight, but the dashboard and coordinator role will require city resources.

air quality alert

The alert itself costs little, but poor air quality can mean more health care visits and lost outdoor business or work time.

utility rate increase

Rate increases take effect per Exhibit A of Resolution 26-134; specific bill amounts weren't stated at the meeting.

Demolition stay for 2211 NW Baltimore Avenue

Abatement costs borne by the owner or, if summary abatement occurs, potentially by the city.

New Animal Welfare Center gift

$4.96 million construction contract, kept within the $5 million PROPEL budget, with about $500,000 available for equipment and contingency.

Facial recognition technology policy

The policy paves the way for grant-funded software the department previously presented to the Council.

H.E.L.P. Advocacy Center support

$10,000 from the city, part of a multi-agency funding patchwork.

Assisted living rezoning on NW Pershing Drive

Neighbor Cecil Cummings said his home value climbed from $39,000 to a $125,000 offer — and he believes a nursing home across the street would erase that gain.

city attorney appointment

No specific cost figures were disclosed, but the interim appointment could affect the city’s legal-services budget depending on contract terms.

CDBG public hearings

Federal CDBG dollars could fund local housing and infrastructure projects, so these hearings help decide where that money goes.

Award $3.6M General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026, to Robert W. Baird

Consider awarding contract RFPCL27-013 Rental or Lease Work Clothing for General Employee to UNIFIRST CORP for one (1) base contract year with two (2) available extensions at an estimated cost of over $75,000.

Consider ratifying the City Manager's decision to offer a limited-time $10,000.00 retirement bonus for General Employees participating in the City's Defined Benefit pension system, with retirement dates and final working days to be…

Dollar General water line as-builts — 9508 NW Cache Road

Consider approving a resolution authorizing and calling for an election in the City of Lawton, State of Oklahoma, for the purpose of setting the dates for the 2026 primary and general municipal elections for designated City Council seats…

Consider renewing a professional services agreement retaining the law firm of Hawkins, Delafield & Wood LLP as Disclosure Counsel in connection with the issuance of the City's General Obligation and other Bonds that must comply with…

Consider approving a resolution amending the FYE26 budget, as amended, to appropriate $2,000.00 to the Officer Training Fund for court administrative fees due to the General Fund.

Consider renewing the agreement with Delta Dental to provide dental insurance to eligible City of Lawton General employees, eligible Retirees and Police employees, effective July 1, 2026 and authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute…

Consider acknowledging receipt of a permit from the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality for the construction of 605 linear feet of eight (8) inch PVC pipe for potable water lines and all appurtenances to serve the Dollar General…

Consider approving a resolution amending the City of Lawton FYE26 budget, as amended, to reduce the transfer from the Enterprise Fund to the General Fund by $1,127,193.02 and to appropriate $1,127,193.02 to the Medicine Park Water…

Consider approving the construction plans for an 8-inch water line extension to serve a Dollar General located at 9508 NW Cache Road, Lawton, OK 73505, subject to the conditions listed.

Consider approving renewable annual contract license agreement with Global Music Rights(GMR) and authorize payment out of Arts and Humanities and Marketing and Communications General Accounts.