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Cleveland County Infrastructure Committee Regular Meeting - May 28, 2026

Board of County Commissioners & Boards — Thursday, May 28, 2026
BodyCleveland County, Oklahoma
SessionBoard of County Commissioners & Boards
DateThursday, May 28, 2026
StatusFILED
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0:33

I mean it's good.

0:42

Oh yeah, he it's very endearing our whatever.

0:46

No, I think we got my model to add.

0:54

Sorry.

0:54

Yeah.

1:04

Yeah, I've got it.

1:10

I'm good.

1:10

How are you?

1:11

I need that.

1:13

Hey, Linda, probably pass that size.

1:18

Oh my god.

1:25

It's only like fine or something.

1:29

Oh, Lisa's already signed up too.

1:37

Sorry for my chart is a black.

1:40

Wow, that is so cool.

1:44

Yeah.

1:50

Is everybody have a Justin June second?

2:00

Look at the problems.

2:07

Yes.

2:09

Very good.

2:11

All right.

2:11

Today is Thursday, May 28th, 2026.

2:22

Did you do a role called up?

2:24

You are here.

2:27

Yeah.

2:27

Here.

2:29

Daily?

2:30

That's where Blockman.

2:35

Here.

2:37

Pam Hallett and uh Lisa is setting in for Pam today.

2:44

We have a quarrel.

2:49

Let's go to uh this meeting, this notice of this data is properly posted on May twenty-seventh, et cetera.

3:00

Uh let's go to approval and then it's item number one.

3:05

I'll make motion to approve.

3:07

Second.

3:11

Second one.

3:16

Okay.

3:19

All those in favor?

3:21

I opposed.

3:24

All right.

3:25

Thank you.

3:26

Uh Linda, we have anyone should uh sign up for public comment.

3:29

No, sir.

3:30

We can thank you.

3:39

Project slash facility.

3:42

Or did you want lease report for you today?

3:45

You got it, Brian.

3:48

Okay.

3:48

Or if there's a few things real quick.

3:50

All right, thank you.

3:51

So the ARPA projects, uh, the elevator.

3:54

Um don't have any new updates, but we're still sending closer to the people here for that.

4:02

Uh the line control project, the uh we've got a few things.

4:05

Uh there's a couple of additional parts that we need that we've uh we could try to get those uh hand so we can control the lighting just a little bit better.

4:13

I don't core graph on the famous areas of the light are going out.

4:18

Uh in order to set those, we've got to have a different piece of questions for the logics.

4:27

So my office all got changed is that we have a break room.

4:31

Our break room is the old uh switch.

4:33

Was that on purpose or was that good?

4:39

We've got that we need to go.

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Public Safety██████████████15%
Public Engagement█████████████14%
Summary of Proceedings

Cleveland County Infrastructure Committee Regular Meeting - May 28, 2026

The Cleveland County Infrastructure Committee held a regular meeting on May 28, 2026, at 10:30 AM in Norman, Oklahoma. Chairman Douglas Warr presided, with Vice-Chairman Brian Wint, Members Rusty Grissom, Mike Finley, Mark Braley, Judge Thad Balkman, and Lisa (sitting in for Pam Howlett) present. The committee reviewed infrastructure projects, facility updates, and new security initiatives.

Consent Calendar

  • The committee approved the minutes of the regular meeting held on April 30, 2026, with a motion and second; all members voted in favor.

Public Comments & Testimony

  • No public comments were made.

Discussion Items

  • Infrastructure Report by Brian Wint, Project/Facilities Manager:
    • ARPA Projects: The elevator project has no new updates. The line control project requires additional parts to improve lighting control. The break room underwent a switch change.
    • Roof over South Annex: The roof is wrapping up, with one change in slope and a section not meeting standards. The roof was brought up to current code with TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) and additional insulation.
    • Courthouse Air Handler: Most parts are on hand; installation will take one to one and a half weeks. It will affect the entire side of the building, so scheduling is planned for fall to minimize impact on courtrooms.
    • East Parking Lot: The blue and green parking spots now belong to the county; employees may park there. Glass for the project is slated to arrive in mid-June, with completion expected in July.
    • Cap Center: Bids were received to repave the front parking lot and East Drive with concrete instead of asphalt. New ADA-compliant handicap spaces will be added. The back parking lot may be repaved if funds from the Arbor account are sufficient. The detention center parking lot was pulled due to cost.
    • Other Updates: The front of the Cap Center has improved aesthetics, and a microphone recharging system was replaced.

New Business

  • Opening the East Courthouse Door: Chairman Warr requested staff to explore reopening the east door of the courthouse to improve citizen access, noting that the current closed door creates a poor first impression. Members supported the initiative.
  • Security Enhancements: Discussion included moving the X-ray machine from the jail to the courthouse and potentially adding a courthouse deputy for security. Chairman Warr indicated he would investigate costs.
  • Christmas Lights: Brief discussion about lighting the courthouse for the Thunder finals and Christmas, but no action was taken.

Key Outcomes

  • The committee approved the minutes from April 30, 2026.
  • Staff was directed to investigate the cost and feasibility of opening the east courthouse door and relocating the X-ray machine.
  • The meeting adjourned with a motion and unanimous vote.

Meeting Transcript

I mean it's good. Oh yeah, he it's very endearing our whatever. No, I think we got my model to add. Sorry. Yeah. Yeah, I've got it. I'm good. How are you? I need that. Hey, Linda, probably pass that size. Oh my god. It's only like fine or something. Oh, Lisa's already signed up too. Sorry for my chart is a black. Wow, that is so cool. Yeah. Is everybody have a Justin June second? Look at the problems. Yes. Very good. All right. Today is Thursday, May 28th, 2026. Did you do a role called up? You are here. Yeah. Here. Daily? That's where Blockman. Here. Pam Hallett and uh Lisa is setting in for Pam today. We have a quarrel. Let's go to uh this meeting, this notice of this data is properly posted on May twenty-seventh, et cetera. Uh let's go to approval and then it's item number one. I'll make motion to approve. Second. Second one. Okay. All those in favor? I opposed. All right. Thank you. Uh Linda, we have anyone should uh sign up for public comment. No, sir. We can thank you. Project slash facility. Or did you want lease report for you today? You got it, Brian. Okay. Or if there's a few things real quick. All right, thank you.

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