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LEGALS
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March
13, 2008.)
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR
KAY COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.,
Plaintiff,
vs.
JAMES D. MATTHIESSEN, SHELLY R. MATTHIESEN, JOHN DOE, JANE DOE,
PONCA CITY ORTHOPAEDIC & SPORTS MEDICINE CLINIC
Defendant(s)
CJ-2007-60
NOTICE OF HEARING
MOTION TO CONFIRM SALE
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: (Each Defendant above named)
TAKE NOTICE that the Plaintiff has filed herein its Motion to
Confirm Sheriff's Sale in the above entitled cause. That said
Motion To Confirm Sale will be heard before Judge Lee Stout in
the Court Room C, of the Kay County Courthouse, Newkirk Division
on the 26th day of March, 2008, at 8:30 o'clock a.m. Unless you
appear at said time and present any objections to the said sale
proceedings, the Motion To Confirm Sale will be sustained and
the sale confirmed.
Respectfully Submitted
/s/ James P. Cates - #13182
John D. Weaver - #20364
BAER, TIMBERLAKE, COULSON & CATES, P.C.
P.O. Box 18486
Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486
Telephone 405-842-7722
Facsimile: 405-848-9349
Attorneys for Plaintiff
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March
13, 2008, and Thursday, March 20, 2008.)
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Notice is hereby given that on the 2nd day of April, 2008, at
4:00 P.M. in the Office of the City Clerk, sealed bids will be
open for the following surplus property:
2001 Chevy Impala
91 inch Heckendorn Mower
2 wooden wagon wheel and axles
Badger giant Straw Grinder
Ford Tractor 4500 with frontend loader
The property will be sold "As-is". Bids shall be submitted
in an envelope, sealed and marked clearly, "SEALED BID-2001
CHEVY IMPALA or "SEALED BID-91 INCH HECKENDORN MOWER. The
City of Newkirk reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
The Surplus Property may be inspected at the Newkirk Service
Center, Tenth and Elm, FROM 7:30 to 3:30, M-F. For more information
call 580-362-2121 or 580-362-2117.
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March
13, 2008.)
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT
OF KAY COUNTY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
In The Matter of the Application of
TOM DAVID COLLINS to change his name
CV-2008-9
NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that Tom David Collins has filed in the above court
a Petition to have his name changed from that of Tom David Collins
to Tom David Hampton; and that the same will be heard by the
District Court of Kay County, Oklahoma, in a District Courtroom,
Kay County Court House, Newkirk, Oklahoma, on the 26th day of
March, 2008, at 8:30 a.m., and that any person may file a written
protest in the case, prior to the date set for the hearing.
Dated this 4th day of March, 2008.
/s/ W. Lee Stout
Judge of the District Court
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March 13,
2008, and Thursday, March 20, 2008.)
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NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
CJ-2007-169
Notice is given that on the 15th day of April, 2008, at 10:00
am, at the East door of the County Courthouse, in the City of
Newkirk, Kay County, Oklahoma, the Sheriff of said County will
offer for sale and sell, with appraisement, for cash, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder, all that certain real
estate in Kay County, Oklahoma, to-wit:
Lot 9, Block 5, Section 2, Meadowlark Heights, an Addition to
the City of Ponca City, Kay County, State of Oklahoma, according
to the recorded plat thereof.
subject to unpaid taxes, advancements by Plaintiff for taxes,
insurance premiums, and expenses necessary for the preservation
of the subject property, if any, said property having been duly
appraised at $99,000.00. Sale will be made pursuant to a Special
Execution And Order Of Sale issued in accordance with judgment
entered in the District Court of Kay County, Oklahoma, in Case
No. CJ-2007-169, entitled Bank of New York, as Trustee, Plaintiff
vs. Shelly M. Hearn, Chester E. Hearn, John Doe, Jane Doe, being
all of the Defendants and persons holding or claiming any interest
of lien in the subject property.
Everette Van Hoesen,
Sheriff
Kay County, Oklahoma
/s/ Melissa Sprueill
Deputy
JAMES H. THIESSEN - #20354
Baer, Timberlake, Coulson & Cates, P.C.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
P.O. Box 18486
Oklahoma City, OK 73154-0486
Telephone: 405-842-7722
Facsimile: 405-848-9349
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March 6,
2008, and Thursday, March 13, 2008.)
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
In accordance with Title 62, Oklahoma Statutes, 2001, Section
354, notice is hereby given that the Board of Education of Independent
School District Number 50 of Kay County, Oklahoma, will receive
sealed buds on the 18th day of March, 2008, at 12:00 o'clock,
(Noon) P.M. at the School's Library, 1265 Church Street, Kildare,
Oklahoma, for the sale of $260,000 of General Obligation Building
Bonds, Series 2008 of said School District, which Bonds will
mature $35,000 annually in Two (2) years from their date and
$35,000 annually each year thereafter except the last maturity
shall be $50,000.
Said Bonds shall be sold to the bidder bidding the lowest rate
of interest the Bonds shall bear, and agreeing to pay par and
accrued interest for the Bonds. Each bidder shall submit with
his bid a sum in cash or its equivalent equal to two (2%) percent
of the amount of his bid. The Board reserves the right to reject
all bids.
Witness my official hand and seal this 3rd day of March, 2008.
/s/ Tom Catlin
Clerk, Board of Education
(SEAL)
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March 6,
2008, and Thursday, March 13, 2008.)
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City of Newkirk, Oklahoma will
receive sealed bids in the office of the City Clerk, located
at 107 West Seventh, Newkirk, Oklahoma until 4:00 P.M., Central
Standard Time, on Thursday, March 27th, 2008 for:
Newkirk Senior Citizens' Center
The Owner reserves the right to waive any formalities and irregularities,
and the right to reject any or all bids, and to accept any bid
he considers advantageous. No bidder may withdraw his/her bid
within 30 days after the date of the bid opening. Bids shall
be publicly opened and read aloud and shall remain on file at
least forty-eight (48) hours thereafter before a contract shall
be made and entered into thereon. All interested parties are
invited to attend.
The Bidding Documents are on file and available for public inspection
at the Office of the City Clerk of Newkirk, Oklahoma, Copies
of complete sets of Bidding Documents may be obtained from Lewis
Associates Architects, Inc. 112 N. Third, Ponca City, OK 74604
with a refundable deposit of $100 per set. Bidding Documents
may be examined at the following locations: 1) Southwest Construction
News Services in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, 2) McGraw Hill-Dodge
Reports in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, 3) Bid News and Construction
Reports in Oklahoma and Tulsa, 4) Pioneer Tech Center in Ponca
City, 5) Kansas Construction News Report in Wichita, Kansas,
6) Reed Construction Data in Oklahoma City.
Attention of the bidders is particularly called to the requirements
of the Performance Bond, Maintenance Bond, and Labor and Material
Payment bond, approved workers compensation insurance and liability
insurance in the amounts required by state statutes, which must
be filed with the City Clerk. All applicable city, state and
federal requirements must be met by the bid proposal and adhered
to if the successful bidder obtains the project.
Bids received more that ninety-six (96) hours, excluding Saturdays,
Sundays and holidays, before the time set for the opening of
bids will not be considered and will be returned unopened. All
bids shall be submitted in and opaque envelope clearly marked
in the lower left corner: "Sealed Bid: Newkirk Senior Citizens'
Center" along with the time and date of opening. Each bidder
must deposit sealed with his/her bid, security in the amount
of five percent (5%) and in the form of a cashier's check, a
certified check, or a surety bond. Bid security will be returned
to the unsuccessful bidders. The Owner encourages all bidders
to give first consideration to local subcontractors and suppliers.
Jane Thomas, City Clerk
City of Newkirk
Newkirk, OK
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March
13, 2008.)
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Friday, February 22, 2008
Newkirk, Oklahoma
The Board of County Commissioners of Kay County, Oklahoma, met
in special session at 2:30 p.m., Friday, February 22, 2008, in
Commissioners Court located on the First Floor of the Kay County
Courthouse in Newkirk, Oklahoma. Notice of the meeting
was posted for public information on February 20, 2008, at the
Courthouse front door, Commissioners Court, and basement handicapped
entrance of the Kay County Courthouse in Newkirk, Oklahoma.
Chairman Wilson called the special meeting to order. Those
present were as follows: Members Dee Schieber and First
Deputy Peggy Ennis; Judy Barnes, Kay County Assessor; Christy
Kennedy, Kay County Treasurer; District Attorney (DA) Mark Gibson;
Charles Abbott, Blackwell Journal Tribune; Scott Cloud, Newkirk
Herald Journal; Sharon Rowen, Ponca City News; Tammy Reese, Kay
County Clerk/Secretary (see sign-in sheet).
Note: Board of Kay County Commissioners Agenda Items 3
and 4, and Justice Facilities Authority (JFA) Agenda Items 4
and 5, were joint items discussed between the two boards.
Those present from JFA were as follows: Bruce Robinson,
Chairman; Members-Carl Giddens, Darrel Grossardt, Laile Wilson,
Commissioner and Wes Young; Paul Smith, Financial Advisor; Stan
Lewis, AIP Architect; Don Jones, Jail Consultant.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis to enter into
executive session upon recommendation of DA Mark Gibson, pursuant
to Title 25 Section 307(B)(3), to discuss the possible appraisal
and/or purchase of real property on which to locate a new county
jail (2:34 p.m.) Motion carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis,
aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis to reconvene
special meeting (3:15 p.m.). Motion carried: Schieber,
aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Wilson told those in attendance that three different site locations
in the Newkirk area were discussed for the new jail location.
Robinson added that a sub committee of the JFA has been looking
at three different possibilities for a location for the new facility.
Motion was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber to authorize
the JFA to spend up to $10,000.00 to be used as earnest money
or option money for the purchase of property. Motion carried:
Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
The next topic of discussion was a Resolution and issuance of
an Election Proclamation calling for a countywide sales tax election
on May 13, 2008.
Schieber had several questions concerning the topic: 1)
The time limit on going out for a tax 2) How the JFA arrived
at two-thirds cent 3) How much the two-thirds cent will generate
Financial Advisor, Paul Smith, said the next available date for
an election is May 13, 2008, he told commissioners they would
have to call for an election by March 13, 2008, explaining there
is a sixty day notice requirement. Smith said language
had been drafted for two-thirds of a cent sales tax for twenty
years. Smith said he arrived at two-thirds of a cent based
on the size of the facility and added the tax should generate
approximately $3,065,000.00 a year.
Smith explained language in the Resolution stating a portion
of the sales tax, one-third cent shall have a limited duration
of twenty years from the date of commencement, or until principal
and interest upon indebtedness incurred on behalf of Kay County
is paid in full, whichever occurs earlier; while the remaining
portion of the sales tax, one-third of one cent, to continue
until repealed by a majority of the electors of Kay County.
Schieber said with the extra beds in the new facility we could
house Department of Corrections (DOC) inmates and use that money
to help pay off the debt.
Smith cautioned everyone that DOC is part of the problem and
said to expect to make a profit off of DOC for any length of
time is not in the best interest of the county.
Schieber spoke about state agencies forcing us to build a new
jail facility.
Smith replied stating it is a public safety responsibility.
He said we have sizing problems, security and safety problems,
no secure environment and no segregation. Smith told the
audience, these people in our jails have constitutional rights
and we must comply with the standards.
Schieber then asked if the jail was going to be a 321 bed facility
or a 268 bed facility.
Smith explained the number of physical beds in the facility was
321 but the operational number may never reach that capacity
because of various situations, single cell/double cell, men/women,
nature of crime, etc.
Smith's answer to Schieber's question on the chances of passing
the sales tax. Smith said the studying has been done, to
be clear on the project and let the people vote.
Schieber then discussed the difference in cost comparing Delaware
County's 228 bed facility to Kay County's 321 bed facility.
Smith said the 228 bed facility is for construction cost only;
the projected operational cost of the Delaware County facility
is $2.2 million compared to Kay County's $1.4 million.
Smith said anything we can do to make the operational cost better
is going to make a better facility.
Schieber then asked when the tax would be collected if it passed
in May.
Smith said it takes 75 days to prepare a notice making the tax
go into effect October 1, 2008, with the first cash collection
to the treasurer on December 10, 2008.
Schieber stated he has major issues with putting a flat roof
on the new facility and that he is not in favor of a flat roof;
Schieber said he would prefer a sloped steel roof.
Don Jones, Jail Consultant said the board has not voted on any
architectural plans. Robinson added the commissioners must
approve plans before proceeding.
Architect Stan Lewis said changing the roof can be done.
He explained for security purposes a jail must have a concrete
roof; if you have a metal roof it has to be ventilated.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis to call for
an election on May 13, 2008. Motion carried: Schieber,
aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis to adjourn
(3:52 p.m.). Motion carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis,
aye; Wilson, aye.
Approved this 3rd day of March, 2008.
DEE SCHIEBER,
CHAIRMAN
LAILE WILSON,
VICE-CHAIRMAN
PEGGY ENNIS,
FIRST DEPUTY
ATTEST:
TAMMY REESE,
COUNTY CLERK
COUNTY OF KAY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
SECRETARY,
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
(SEAL)
(Published in the Newkirk Herald Journal Thursday, March
13, 2008.)
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Monday, February 25, 2008,
Newkirk, Oklahoma
The Board of County Commissioners of Kay County, Oklahoma, met
in regular session at 9:00 o'clock a.m. on Monday, February 25,
2008, in the Commissioners Court of the Kay County Courthouse
in Newkirk, Oklahoma. Notice of the meeting was posted
for public information on February 22, 2008, at 8:30 a.m. at
the Courthouse front door, Commissioners Court, and basement
handicapped entrance of the Kay County Courthouse in Newkirk,
Oklahoma.
Chairman Wilson called the meeting to order. Those present
were as follows: Peggy Ennis, Vice-Chairman; Dee Schieber, Member;
Judy Barnes, Kay County Assessor; Christy Kennedy, Kay County
Treasurer; Everette Van Hoesen, Kay County Sheriff; Kay County
District Attorney (DA) Mark Gibson; Scott Cloud, Newkirk Herald
Journal; Sharon Rowen, Ponca City News; Tammy Reese, Kay County
Clerk/Secretary (see sign in sheet).
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis approving regular
meeting minutes of February 19, 2008. Motion carried:
Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Bid specifications for the ladies restroom renovation were tabled.
Commissioner Wilson asked DA Mark Gibson to comment on item regarding
possible appraisal and/or purchase of real property, to include
obtaining earnest money, for new jail location. Gibson
simply said the board of commissioners already acted on this
item in a special meeting held on Friday, February 22, 2008.
Wilson stated the following item regarding Resolution and issuance
of an Election Proclamation calling a countywide sales tax election
for May 13, 2008, for the purpose of providing revenues to secure
bonds, the proceeds of which shall be used to acquire real property,
acquire, construct and equip a new Kay County Detention Facility;
to provide operations and maintenance expenses for the new Kay
County Detention Facility and undertake existing jail renovations
for future use was acted on in a special meeting held on Friday.
Gibson stated there needed to be clarification explaining the
motion that was acted on in the special meeting on Friday, February
22, 2008. Gibson said the motion that was made only set
the date for the calling of a countywide sales tax election for
May 13, 2008; the motion did not include approving the Resolution
designating the distribution of revenues.
Gibson suggested tabling the Resolution until the next commissioners
meeting on March 3, 2008. Gibson said his office had not
seen the Resolution until Monday morning, February 25, 2008.
No further action was taken.
Motion was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber upon recommendation
of DA Mark Gibson to enter into executive session, pursuant to
Title 25 Section 307 (B) (1), to discuss the demotion, discipline
or termination of all janitorial staff. Motion carried:
Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis to reconvene
into regular meeting (10:15 a.m.). Motion carried:
Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Jail Issues: Sheriff Van Hoesen reported the daily inmate count
showing 114. Van Hoesen said a window had been broken out
over the weekend and a metal plate would be welded over the opening.
Undersheriff Steve Kelly handed Commissioners a Notice of Violation
Investigation of Complaint 07-200 listing specific deficiencies.
Kelly asked commissioners to sign. Deficiencies listed:
a) Single-service and single-use articles may not be reused b)
facility shall comply with state and local sanitation and health
codes c) floors shall be kept clean, dry and free of hazardous
substances d) lighting to be at least twenty foot candles. Motion
was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber authorizing Chairman
Wilson to sign, upon approval of DA Mark Gibson. Motion
carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Road and Bridge Projects, Circuit Engineering District (CED)
No. 8: Schieber said he would be meeting this week with
Cowley County Commissioners (Kansas) to discuss the access road
to the future home of the Ponca Tribe Casino.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis approving an
Agreement between the Board of County Commissioners and 'Subscribers'
listed allowing remote terminal capabilities with the Assessor's
Office: Rock Solid. Motion carried: Schieber,
aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Courthouse roof: Commissioners said they wanted to make
sure re-caulking the windows in the bay area was included in
the already approved contract.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis noting the
following January 2008 Monthly Reports: Court Clerk
Newkirk Office, Blackwell and Ponca City Division. Motion
carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis approving the
following Resolutions to Dispose of Equipment: Res#7, 8-171,
Court Clerk, SN CNFB809848, junked; Res#7, 8-172, Dist#1, SN
2FTDF15H2NCB15767, junked. Motion carried: Schieber,
aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber approving the
following Resolutions to deposit: Res#7, 8-168, Drug Court,
January 08 Adult Drug Court-$3,187.50; Res#7, 8-169, Emergency
Management, expenses for July through September 2007, 4th quarter-$4,838.10;
Res#7, 8-170, Highway Dist#1, sale of scrap-$2,394.60.
Motion carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber approving the
following Cash Fund Estimate of Needs and Request for Appropriation:
Drug Court - $3,187.50; Emergency Management Agency-$4,838.10.
Motion carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber approving the
following Transfer of Appropriations: Sheriff Jail Contract
Services - $1,200.00 to Maintenance; Sheriff Training Donation
- $2,000.00 to Equipment. Motion carried: Schieber,
aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis to Table action
on Bid#2008-16-Truck Tractor for Dist#1. Motion carried:
Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
No unscheduled public appearances were made.
Motion was made by Schieber and seconded by Ennis approving Blanket
Purchase Orders. Motion carried: Schieber, aye; Ennis,
aye; Wilson, aye.
Former Sheriff Danny Johnstone appeared and asked where the new
jail was going to be located. Schieber said he does not
think a sales tax will pass if the voters do not know where the
jail will be located; he stated he did not understand why the
cost for the Kay County Facility was so much higher than other
counties who are building a similar sized jail.
Motion was made by Ennis and seconded by Schieber approving Maintenance
& Operation Claims. Motion carried: Schieber,
aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
FY 2007/2008 PURCHASE ORDERS:
2007-2008 Commissary: 9, Professional Forms, 153.64, Commissary
checks; General: 1832, Caskey Pest Control, 52.00, Blanket; 1833,
Staples, 92.87, Blanket; 1834, Staples, 96.79, Blanket; 1835,
Ponca City News, 40.60, Blanket; 1836, USPS Disbursing Officer,
2369.00, Rent; 1837, Goodyear Store, 880.47, Blanket; 1838, Ponca
City News, 224.55, Blanket; 1839, Birch Telecom, 5.40, Blanket;
1840, Goodyear Store, 941.89, Blanket; 1841, J & P Supply,
1099.60, Supplies; 1842, OSU-UML, 90.00, COMPUTER REPAIR; 1843,
Craftmaster, 462.47, Motor; 1844, Vac Shop, 87.50, Repairs; 1845,
Kay County Election Board, 3274.91, Election expenses; 1846,
Clearwater Enterprises, 5817.28, Gas bill; 1847, OK Natural Gas,
613.06, Gas bill; 1848, ACCO-SIG, 94557.00, Tort & property
insurance; 1849, Kay Office Equipment, 24.70, Copies; 1850, Eastern
Okla Youth Services, 1232.25, Juvenile Detention; 1851, Kay County,
5.73, Payroll Tax; 1852, Canadian County Juvenile Center, 733.78,
Juvenile Detention; 1853, Jones, Donald, 1500.00, Contract Labor;
1854, Tom E. Cusick, 1000.00, Contract Labor; 1855, Reese, Tammy,
231.13, Travel; Health: 274, OK Correctional Industries, 162.85,
Supplies; 275, Safe Kids Worldwide, 120.00, Registration; 276,
Medibadge Inc., 63.45, Stickers; 277, Merrifield Office Supply,
197.94, Copy Paper; 278, OK Natural Gas, 706.31, Gas bill; 279,
Language Line Services, 121.22, Language Line Service; 280, ANCO
Services, 1945.00, JANITORIAL SERVICE; 281, Pitney Bowes, 186.00,
Postal Meter Quarterly Service; 282, Bank Of The West, 7960.13,
Loan Payment; Highway: 1287, Kelle Oil Company, 2511.00, Blanket;
1288, Munn Supply Inc., 92.65, Blanket; 1289, NES Traffic Safety,
124.00, Rental; 1290, Biltmore Hotel, 134.00, Lodging; 1291,
Don Caughlin, 498.00, Sand; 1292, Biltmore Hotel, 67.00, Lodging;
1293, Cummins Equipment Co., 2700.00, Repairs; 1294, Biltmore
Hotel, 134.00, Lodging; 1295, Cross Oil, 8012.10, Fuel; 1296,
Truck Parts & Equip. Co., 370.21, Parts; 1297, Southwest
Truck Parts, 33.44, Signs; 1298, ACCO, 666.66, Dues; 1299, Truck
Parts & Equip. Co., 181.61, Repairs; 1300, Kelle Oil Company,
486.70, Tire and mounts; 1301, Blackwell Coop, 5.00, Parts; 1302,
Power Plan, 45.56, Parts; 1303, ACCO, 666.67, Dues; 1304, AT&T,
115.20, Telephone Service; 1305, Cross Oil, 20294.98, Fuel; 1306,
OK Natural Gas, 104.98, Gas service; 1307, Oklahoma Tax Commission,
50.00, Tags; 1308, Centerpoint Energy Arkla, 257.36, Gas usage-Blackwell;
1309, AT&T, 77.76, Telephone Service; Jail Cash Fund: 135,
Four State Maintenance, 456.07, Blanket; 136, Estes Restaurant
Services Inc, 325.00, Exhaust System Cleaning; PBA: 22, Clemons,
Jane, 650.00, Janitorial; Reimburse: 11, Dell Catalog Sales LP,
529.00, Computer; Serv.Fee: 158, Special-Ops Uniforms, 88.50,
Badge; 159, Dr. Perry Hassell, 100.00, Medical Services.
Details' concerning the above listed purchase orders/claims are
available in the County Clerk's Office. All records are
open to the public, and any person may examine same during regular
office hours.
There being no other business, motion was made by Schieber and
seconded by Ennis to adjourn (10:48 a.m.). Motion carried:
Schieber, aye; Ennis, aye; Wilson, aye.
Approved this 3rd day of March, 2008.
LAILE WILSON,
CHAIRMAN
PEGGY ENNIS,
FIRST DEPUTY
DEE SCHIEBER,
MEMBER
ATTEST:
TAMMY REESE,
COUNTY CLERK
COUNTY OF KAY,
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
SECRETARY,
BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
(SEAL)
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