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Weatherford City Commission Meeting for April
Thursday, Apr 30, 2026
City Sets Election Dates for Ward 1 and Ward 3 Commission Seats
A resolution was approved calling for elections for City Commission seats in Ward 1 and Ward 3 for a three-year term. The election proclamation outlines key dates: election on August 25th, filing period from June 15th to June 17th, with filings to be made at the Custer County Election Board in Clinton. Candidate qualifications include being a qualified elector, residing within city limits for at least three years, in the specific ward for at least one year, and being at least 25 years of age. Updated ward maps are available.
Weatherford Fire Department Declares Two Vehicles Surplus
Two vehicles from the Weatherford Fire Department were declared surplus. Following an assessment, it was determined that the vehicles' condition made them better suited for auction rather than reallocation within the city. ANTS auction is planned for the disposal, with an online bidding option and a regular auction in early May.
Chamber of Commerce Receives $7,000 Grant for Route 66 Paddle Battle
The commission approved a $7,000 grant for the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce for the 'Route 66 Centennial Paddle Battle 2026'. This is the third year the event has been held, featuring social events and doubles tennis matches. The grant, recommended by the Hotel Motel Committee, is intended to benefit the Chamber Education Committee and showcase local facilities. The original request was $9,550.
YMCA to Manage Splash Pad Operations for 2026 Season
The commission approved an agreement with the YMCA to manage the daily operations of the splash pads for the 2026 season. The YMCA will maintain the facilities and ensure safety. Their responsibilities include providing staff at $10/hour plus employment costs and an 18% management fee. This arrangement is considered a worthwhile expense for ensuring the safe operation of the splash pads.
City Renews Dispatch Services Agreement with Town of O'Kean
The city commission approved the renewal of an interlocal agreement with the town of O'Kean for 911 call answering and emergency dispatching services for 2026-2027. The price increase is attributed to adjustments in insurance costs and offsets for city employee raises from the previous year.
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