Residents press Moore council for transparent hiring and oversight at animal shelter Multiple residents urged the Moore City Council to broaden the search and add community input to the animal shelter superintendent hiring process, citing high euthanasia rates, limited foster/rescue collaboration and requests for outcome transparency; staff said interviews are scheduled and the city is reviewing standards.

Residents in Moore are calling for transparency and community input in hiring a new animal shelter superintendent, demanding action to reduce high euthanasia rates and restore public trust.

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Moore council approves final plat and takes first step toward TIF for I‑35 Commerce Center The Moore City Council unanimously approved the final plat for the I‑35 Commerce Center, authorized engineering design services for public utilities, and adopted a resolution declaring the intent to consider a tax‑increment financing district to facilitate a proposed 330,000‑sq. ft. distribution center north of NE 27th Street.

The Moore City Council has taken a significant step forward by approving the final plat for the I-35 Commerce Center, paving the way for a major 330,000-square-foot distribution hub that promises to boost local jobs and investment!

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City staff outlines proposed sales‑tax plan to fund $20M wastewater plant and other capital projects; town halls planned City staff presented a proposed sales‑tax measure to fund several capital projects — including an estimated $20M wastewater treatment plant — and proposed an 80% cap on using projected sales‑tax proceeds; staff said town halls are scheduled in the last week of January.

City staff unveiled an ambitious sales-tax plan to fund key capital projects, including a $20 million wastewater treatment plant, with public town halls set for January to gather your input!

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Moore council approves housing plats, commercial rezoning and multiple contracts; two property‑acquisition resolutions authorized The Moore City Council on Jan. 5 approved final plats for Mahogany Hills and Legacy East, rezoned a property for a veterinary clinic, authorized professional services and construction contracts, and approved two resolutions authorizing property acquisitions for roadway improvements.

The Moore City Council has green-lighted exciting new developments, including residential plats and a veterinary clinic, paving the way for growth and improvement in the community!

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Moore council approves seven-year Tyler Technologies agreement for CAD and records system The Moore City Council approved a seven-year software and services agreement with Tyler Technologies to replace its dispatch and records systems for police, fire and 911; funding will draw on identified 911 funds and asset‑forfeiture monies and the vendor says the cloud service includes 24/7 monitoring and service‑level credits.

The Moore City Council just approved a groundbreaking seven-year agreement to modernize their police and fire dispatch systems—ensuring 24/7 support and enhanced safety for the community!

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Moore council accepts FY2025 audit, approves plats, equipment purchases and employee stipends At its Dec. 1 meeting Moore City Council accepted the city's FY2025 audit, approved two final plats and a series of purchases (police rifles, rifle accessories, ticket writers), adopted an updated animal impoundment ordinance and a HUD CAPER resolution, and approved zoning rules for tattoo studios; a rezoning request (RZ1053) was denied.

The Moore City Council just wrapped up a crucial meeting, approving a $24 million budget carryover, new land developments, and even employee bonuses!

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Turnpike Authority outlines $96M Canadian River Bridge and East–West Connector plans in Moore Alann Nelson of the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority presented the East–West Connector projects, describing a twin‑span 1.25‑mile Canadian River Bridge (lowest bid ~ $96 million), scheduling milestones aimed at early completion and third‑party environmental inspections to meet ADEQ requirements.

The $96 million Canadian River Bridge is set to transform traffic flow in Moore, with construction scheduled to kick off in September 2026!

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Moore City Council Discusses Community Beautification and Safety Initiatives City leaders emphasize proactive measures for community beautification and safety in Moore.

Moore City Council is taking bold steps to enhance community engagement and beautification, urging residents to take an active role in maintaining their vibrant city!

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City Council Approves Purchase of 8 Police Vehicles and Sidewalk Repairs Council approves vehicle purchase and $121K contract for citywide sidewalk repairs.

Moore City Council just passed a series of crucial initiatives, including the purchase of 8 new police vehicles and a $121K sidewalk repair project to enhance community safety and infrastructure!

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Mayor Ham Acknowledges Community Support During Morris 5K Race Celebration Mayor Ham thanks volunteers and community for their support at the Morris 5K race.

Mayor Ham celebrated the incredible spirit of Moore during the recent 5K race, highlighting how community events unite us all in a vibrant display of togetherness.

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Planning Commission Approves Mahogany Hills Estates and Creekside Developments Mahogany Hills Estates and Creekside receive unanimous planning commission approval for revisions.

Big changes are coming to Moore as the City Council approves exciting new developments, including Mahogany Hills Estates and Creekside!

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Moore City Council Reviews Consent Items and Highlights National Night Out Event Council approves consent docket and promotes National Night Out at Warren Theater.

The Moore City Council is gearing up for a vibrant National Night Out event that promises free food, fun vendors, and a strong sense of community – all while enhancing public safety!

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Moore City Council authorizes $20,000 grant for Cleveland Heights planning initiative Council approves application for Community Economic Resiliency Initiative to support Cleveland Heights development.

Moore City Council is set to transform Cleveland Heights with a new $20,000 grant aimed at sustainable development and community planning!

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Mayor Markham Proclaims August 18-25 2025 as 507th Air Refueling Wing Week Mayor Markham honors Colonel Matthew Gormley and the 507th Air Refueling Wing's contributions.

Moore City Council's recent meeting celebrated the unbreakable bond between the community and the military, proclaiming August 18-25 as "507th Air Refueling Wing Week" in honor of Colonel Gormley's leadership and the vital role of Tinker Air Force Base.

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Council Approves Key Stormwater Management Ordinances and New Position in Finance Department City council passes multiple stormwater ordinances and a new finance position for customer service.

Moore City Council is taking bold steps to enhance stormwater management and community services, ensuring a greener future for all residents!

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Moore City Council Approves $9.45M General Obligation Bonds and Christmas Light Show Contract Council approves bond issuance for 2023 projects and annual holiday light show.

Moore City Council just approved a whopping $9.45 million in bonds to fund essential projects and bring back the beloved Christmas light show—big changes are coming!

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Moore City Council appoints Gwen Barrow to Pioneer Library System board Council approves Gwen Barrow as library board representative for three-year term starting 2025.

The Moore City Council made a significant move by appointing Gwen Barrow to the Pioneer Library System board, while also tackling important contract revisions that could impact local waste disposal.

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Moore City Council approves FY 2026 budget totaling $130M and multiple construction projects Council adopts FY 2026 budget and allocates funds for various city projects and services.

The Moore City Council has just approved a $130.6 million budget for fiscal year 2025-2026, prioritizing vital infrastructure projects and public safety enhancements in a time of financial prudence.

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Mayor Castle discusses community response to Odd Patrol Live TV show Mayor Castle highlights positive community engagement from participation in Odd Patrol Live series

Mayor Castle reveals how the community is rallying around the new "Odd Patrol Live" series, showcasing the everyday heroes of law enforcement!

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City Council approves rezoning for lot split in Section 29 application by Davidson City Council votes to rezone land from A1 to A2 allowing lot split for development.

Moore City Council has taken a bold step toward residential growth by approving a major rezoning application, paving the way for new homes in the area.

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