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The Kiefer Public Works Authority held their regularly scheduled meeting shortly after 6 p.m., Wednesday, June 21, 2023. The authority approved the Consent Agenda consisting of the following:  Approval of prior meeting minutes, and approval of purchase orders and checks as presented, the Trust  Authority tabled action on bids for lagoon repairs and it was…

Anyone who’s driven by Kiefer High School on 151st Street has probably noticed some construction going on at the football field. Thanks to the $29 million bond that local voters approved in April 2022, there are a number of significant athletic facility upgrades underway. At the football field, new bleachers have been in the process…

The first order of business was to hold a public hearing, there were no public comments, therefore the Board unanimously adopted a resolution adopting the Town of Mounds budget. The next order of business was to unanimously approve the consent agenda, which consisted of the following items:

Kirk Sohl has been appointed to the position of Fire Chief by the Mounds Board Of trustees. Sohl, who has been a member of the Mounds Volunteer Fire Department for over 15 years, and has most recently served as Assistant Chief, replaced Jim Danforth who retired earlier this Spring.

The first customers are expected to be connected to the fiber network this summer with the project expected to be done later this fall.

Board members Russ Howard and Scott Lynn were re-elected, and Robert Kerley was newly elected, unseating Board member Terry Voss.

The Artisans and Gardeners Market plans for twenty-two market days this season and will meet every Saturday from May through September. See inside for more details!

See this and the other vendors at the recent Kiefer arts and crafts show. Hoping they'll have another one of these soon!

The proposal is "very preliminary," but appears to be moving forward.

“we have owned it in California for twelve years, but my cousin lives here, my grandkids and my daughter moved here, so we decided to move to Oklahoma and move the business up here.”