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Moore City Council Meeting June 15, 2026
Published: Jun 15, 2026
City Council Reviews RFQ for Third-Party Ambulance Service Amidst Rising EMS Demand
The City of Moore Fire Department presented an overview of a recent Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for a third-party ambulance service. The presentation highlighted the increasing EMS call volume, current operational framework, and findings from the RFQ process. Key findings emphasized strong fire and EMS integration, the importance of quality clinical improvement, and the need for reliable ALS ambulance availability during peak demand and surge times. The RFQ process aimed to evaluate market capabilities, validate industry standards, and ensure service expectations align with community needs. The city currently contracts with Norman Regional Imstat Ambulance, which provides two ambulances, but has experienced challenges with staffing and resource availability, leading to reliance on mutual aid. The RFQ engaged 11 agencies within Oklahoma and others nationwide. Future considerations may include additional ambulance units to absorb rising call volumes and ensure resilience.
Moore Public Works Authority Renews Actuarial Services Contract for Three Years
The Moore Public Works Authority approved a three-year agreement with Select Actuarial Services for actuarial services. The contract is for $9,950 per year. Select Actuarial Services has provided these services since 2001. The report from these services is used for budgeting and obtaining an unmodified audit report. This renewal includes a reasonable annual increase of $450 from the previous renewal's rate of $9,500 per year.
City Council Approves ODOT Agreement for Northwest 27th Street Reconstruction Project
The City Council approved entering into a maintenance, financing, and right-of-way agreement with the state of Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) for the Northwest 27th Street reconstruction project. The project, from I-35 to Hillcrest Drive, has a total established cost not to exceed $4,829,567 and is funded through ACOG STBG. The approval authorizes the mayor to execute the agreement, though construction is not imminent and further design work is required. This is a standard project agreement similar to other ACOG projects the city has undertaken.
TAP Architecture, LLC Awarded $134,000 Contract for Public Works Facility Phase Two
The City Council approved an agreement with TAP Architecture, LLC, for professional services related to the City of Moore Public Works maintenance facility phase two project. The amount for these services is $134,000. This represents the final phase of the building completion, which has already been approved in the budget.
City Seeks Planning Commission Applicants, Announces Enhanced 4th of July Celebration
During the City Council meeting, Councilmember Mark Hamm announced that applications are being accepted for the Planning Commission through July 1st at 5 p.m. He encouraged interested residents to visit the city's webpage for application details, highlighting it as an active commission and a great opportunity for involvement in local government. Additionally, he mentioned upcoming 4th of July activities, including a larger-than-usual fireworks display in celebration of America's 250th birthday, and noted the positive utilization of city parks and the swimming pool.
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