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Discussion and possible action regarding - Interlocal Agreement with Moore Norman Technology Center (MNTC) pursuant to 74 O.S. 1981 § 1001 et seq., and 69 O.S. § 601 et seq., the governing boards of the County and the MNTC find that it is to the mutual benefit of the citizens of both the County and MNTC to enter into an Agreement for Interlocal Cooperation pertaining to the creation of, maintenance of, and surfacing/resurfacing of certain streets, parking lots, roads, and driveways associated with the high school which are continuations or connecting links in the State or County highway system.

Consent Items Agenda Ready Introduced June 4, 2026

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Runs until
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Type
contract
Field
Construction

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Moore Norman Technology Center also holds

Discussion and possible action regarding the renewal School Resource Officer (SRO) agreement between Moore Norman Technology Center (MNTC) and the Cle… $450K Cleveland County, OK ends Jun 30, 2027
Committee
Board of County Commissioners
Requested by
BOCC Office
Introduced
June 4, 2026
On agenda
June 15, 2026

Where it was heard

Board of County Commissioners Jun 15, 2026

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