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Moore City Council has just approved a groundbreaking 10-year technology agreement that promises to revolutionize public safety and streamline operations for multiple departments!

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Moore council approves 10-year integrated technology agreement for police operations
Council approved a 10-year service agreement to consolidate public-safety technology under a single vendor, citing long-term pricing stability and expanded capabilities; council members said the package will benefit multiple city departments. The contract drew questions about long-term costs and data storage guarantees.
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September 27, 2026 at 4:25 PM
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Moore's council has greenlit major investments in public works, including a new maintenance facility and advanced street preservation equipment!

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Council approves Crossland value‑engineering, right‑of‑way services and crack‑sealing machine purchase
Council approved a $4,000 value‑engineering preconstruction contract with Crossland Construction for the Public Works maintenance facility phase 2, a $60,150 agreement with Pinnacle Consulting for right‑of‑way acquisition for the NW 27th reconstruction (ODOT job 3810704), and a $96,268.40 purchase of a Craftco crack‑sealing machine.
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September 9, 2026 at 1:28 PM
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The Moore City Council has approved a groundbreaking resolution for $30 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds, ensuring the Curve apartments are financially secured without any repayment obligation for the city!

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Council recognizes bond issuance for Curve apartments; developer says city holds no obligation
Council approved a resolution recognizing issuance of tax-exempt multifamily housing revenue bonds for the Curve apartments, not to exceed $30 million; Sean Smith said the action is a technical step for permanent financing and reiterated the city has no obligation for repayment.
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September 9, 2026 at 1:27 PM
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The Moore City Council has just approved a groundbreaking $3.06 million financing plan to enhance public safety and renovate council chambers!

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Moore council approves $3.06 million sales-tax revenue note to finance public-safety property and design work
The Moore City Council approved Resolution 144-26 to authorize up to $3,060,000 in sales-tax revenue notes to buy remaining property for a proposed public safety center, fund design work and renovate council chambers; the city accepted a 4.15% offer from FNB Community Bank.
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August 20, 2026 at 1:05 AM
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Moore's police chief reveals how Flock's automated license-plate readers are transforming public safety while emphasizing strict safeguards to protect privacy.

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Police chief defends Flock license‑plate readers as investigatory tool, outlines safeguards
Moore's police chief told the city council that Flock automated license‑plate readers are an investigatory aid—not facial recognition—and described access controls, a 30‑day retention policy for nonmatches, and internal auditing to prevent curiosity searches.
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August 7, 2026 at 11:01 AM
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Moore City Council just approved a monumental $5.13 million general obligation bond drawdown, paving the way for exciting developments in the community!

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Moore council approves $5.13 million general obligation bond drawdown and related contracts
Council approved Resolution No. 14126 to award $5,130,000 in general obligation bonds of 2026, companion resolution No. 14226 regarding bond issuance details, and employment agreements for financial adviser and bond counsel to support the issuance.
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August 7, 2026 at 11:02 AM
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A controversial rezoning request for a golf-simulator business seeking to serve alcohol near schools and daycare facilities has sparked heated debate among council members.

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Council debates alcohol‑permitting rezoning for golf‑simulator near elementary school; denial motion fails
A rezoning request (RZ1059) seeking permissive alcohol use for a golf‑simulator business at 3200 S. Santa Fe drew staff recommendation for denial because of nearby schools and daycare; council debated hours and location concerns and a motion to deny the application did not carry.
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August 7, 2026 at 11:06 AM
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Moore City Council just approved a $447,996 deal to transform Pole Road, paving the way for better connectivity between Moore and Oklahoma City!

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Moore approves $447,996 purchase of Pole Road right‑of‑way from BNSF; TIF to reimburse
Council approved purchase of approximately 2,300 feet by 60 feet (~3 acres) of Pole Road right‑of‑way from BNSF for $447,996 to allow reconstruction and connectivity improvements; staff said the purchase will be reimbursed through the increment district/TIF over time.
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August 7, 2026 at 11:04 AM
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The Moore City Council has taken a decisive step towards accountability by forming a committee to investigate serious allegations surrounding the city's animal welfare department.

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Moore council forms committee to pick outside firm for animal shelter investigation
At a special meeting, the Moore City Council voted unanimously to form a committee to select a law firm to conduct an independent investigation of the city's animal welfare shelter following public allegations and litigation; the council appointed a three-member committee and directed staff to begin procurement steps.
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August 7, 2026 at 10:01 AM
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The council's recent approval of a significant funding increase for the Eastern Avenue project raises the city's financial commitment by $775,000 just as preparations for bidding ramp up.

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Council approves ODOT supplemental agreement increasing city share and a $30,400 right‑of‑way contract
Council approved a supplemental ODOT/ACOG agreement for the Eastern Avenue project that raises the city’s share by about $775,000 (project costs rose from ~$2.2M to ~ $3.4M) and accepted $453,000 in additional ODOT funds; council also approved a $30,400 Pinnacle contract for right‑of‑way acquisition for the I‑35 Commerce Center.
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August 7, 2026 at 11:27 AM
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The Moore City Council just approved a massive $4.83 million project to reconstruct Northwest 27th Street and appointed Rob Clark as vice mayor in a unanimous decision!

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Moore council approves $4.83 million ODOT agreement and several routine contracts, appoints vice mayor
The Moore City Council on June 15 approved multiple routine contracts and intergovernmental agreements — including a $4,829,567 ODOT/ACOG project agreement for Northwest 27th Street — and unanimously elected Rob Clark vice mayor.
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June 21, 2026 at 1:53 PM
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Moore's ambulance capacity is being stretched thin as emergency calls rise 5% annually, prompting the city to consider adding more units to ensure timely medical response.

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Fire Chief Ryan Marlor says Moore may need more ambulances as EMS calls climb
Fire Chief Ryan Marlor told the Moore City Council that EMS-related calls are rising about 5% annually and that the city’s two ambulances and current staffing may be insufficient; the RFQ for third‑party ambulance services provided benchmarking but resulted in no action.
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June 21, 2026 at 1:51 PM
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Moore City Council has just approved a transformative plan for Riverstone Villas that includes a new playground and mandatory fencing, setting the stage for a vibrant community development!

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Moore approves Riverstone Villas comp plan amendment and rezoning with fencing and playground conditions
The council approved a comp plan amendment and rezoning (RZ1054 / Ordinance No. 4625) for the Riverstone Villas PUD, adding a requirement that the developer install a stockade fence on NW 12th Street with the first phase and maintain it via the HOA, and defining the playground to cover the former gazebo area and include a slide, swing set and climbing wall.
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May 7, 2026 at 2:09 AM
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The Moore City Council just passed a groundbreaking ordinance that paves the way for economic development with three new tax-increment financing districts!

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Moore council adopts Vernor tax-increment financing project plan
The Moore City Council approved an ordinance adopting the Vernor Economic Development Project Plan to establish three tax-increment financing districts (A, B and C), authorizing the Moore Economic Development Authority to administer the plan. Council noted the developer had already broken ground.
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May 7, 2026 at 2:03 AM
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Moore's ambitious $42 million economic development plan promises to create up to 300 jobs while revolutionizing infrastructure with no new taxes!

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Moore holds first public hearing on Verner's TIF plan proposing three increment districts and $42M in infrastructure
Jeff Sabin of the Center for Economic Development Law gave an overview of the Verner's project plan and tax increment financing (TIF) structure, describing three increment districts, a $42 million project budget (mostly public infrastructure), an expected 250–300 jobs from the primary site and a 15‑year cap on TIF apportionment.
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April 21, 2026 at 11:57 AM
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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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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.
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February 20, 2026 at 11:24 PM
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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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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.
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February 20, 2026 at 2:19 PM
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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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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.
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January 8, 2026 at 7:55 PM
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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 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.
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January 8, 2026 at 7:39 PM
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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 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.
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December 24, 2025 at 3:29 AM
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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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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.
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December 12, 2025 at 11:36 AM
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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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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.
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December 12, 2025 at 11:35 AM
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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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Moore City Council Discusses Community Beautification and Safety Initiatives
City leaders emphasize proactive measures for community beautification and safety in Moore.
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September 20, 2025 at 10:05 PM
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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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City Council Approves Purchase of 8 Police Vehicles and Sidewalk Repairs
Council approves vehicle purchase and $121K contract for citywide sidewalk repairs.
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September 20, 2025 at 10:04 PM
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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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Mayor Ham Acknowledges Community Support During Morris 5K Race Celebration
Mayor Ham thanks volunteers and community for their support at the Morris 5K race.
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September 4, 2025 at 4:54 PM