The Board of County Commissioners approved three interlocal agreements between Creek County and other jurisdictions.
The first was an interlocal agreement between the Creek County’s Sheriff’s Office and the Drumright Police Department. Sheriff Bret Bowling said that this is the same agreement as the one between Mannford and Creek County Sheriff’s Office, and the Sapulpa Police Department and the Creek County Sheriff’s office. This agreement allows these agencies to be part of the Habitual and Violent Offender Crimes task force, and will enhance the ability of CCSO to monitor the activities of known habitual and violent criminals, and hopefully prevent further crime.
The next two interlocal agreements were between Ottawa County and Creek County, and between Craig and Creek County, to allow the housing of juvenile offenders from those two counties in the Creek County Juvenile detention center for the remainder of the 2022-
2023 fiscal year with the cost being $85.00 per day, per child.
The Board approved a let for bid, 3 Month Bridge and Highway Materials and Professional Services. Bids are to be opened 3-6-23.
Commissioners approved the Allocation of Beverage Tax to be distributed as follows: Bristow $3,400.93, Depew $329.05, Drumright $2,049.53, Kellyville $815.81, Kiefer $1,750.91,
Lawrence Creek $96.87, Mannford $2,611.55, Mounds $746.16, Oilton $708.53,
Sapulpa $17,556.29, and Slick $120.89.
A motion was passed to sign a resolution approving amendments of the Creek County Zoning
Regulations including Subdivision Regulations.
The Board approved a utility permit request from Oklahoma Natural Gas Company per County Specs for a natural gas pipeline by boring, size of line ¾”, to cross 11750 W. 165th St. S. approximately 1.38 miles south and 3.36 miles west of US Highway Alternate 75 and State Highway 67 in District #1.
Commissioners approved a utility permit request from Oklahoma Natural Gas Company per County Specs for a natural gas pipeline by boring, size of line ¾”, to cross W. 91st St. S; 9101
S. 81st W. Ave approximately 0.47 miles east and 0.17 miles north of US Highway 44 and State Highway 364 in District #3.
The Board voted to go into executive session to discuss terms of a proposed agreement for public improvements with Cornerstone Church and the City of Bristow.
The Board reconvened in regular session and voted to approve the agreement between Cornerstone Church and the City of Bristow. This agreement is to provide an access road from the proposed location of a hotel on property owned by Cornerstone Church out to 211th West Avenue in Bristow.
The Creek County Board of Commissioners meet every Monday at 9 a.m., at the Collins Building.
