County commissioners to weigh master-plan update, second Atoka pipeline Monday

NORMAN - Cleveland County commissioners on Monday will consider retaining a firm to update the county's 2017 master plan and a permit for a second Atoka water pipeline, according to the Board of County Commissioners agenda for the Nov. 9 regular meeting. The agenda, posted Nov. 6 by County Clerk Pam Howlett, lists discussion and possible action only — not decisions already made.

Item 16 follows an Infrastructure Committee recommendation to consider hiring a professional firm to update the master plan completed in 2017 by ADG Architecture, including a review of the initial plan, how the county has carried it out, and recommendations. Item 17 is a permit application by Smith Roberts and Baldischwiler, LLC, for a second Atoka Pipeline — a 72-inch welded steel waterline paralleling the existing 60-inch concrete line that carries water from Atoka to Lake Stanley Draper.

Also listed for possible action: a Sheriff's Office JAG LLE 2026 grant application with a maximum award of $10,000 for body-worn cameras and computer equipment; surplus disposal of unused jail radios; a one-year non-encumbered inmate clothing and sandals contract for the Detention Center covering Nov. 7, 2026, through Nov. 6, 2027; and consent ARPA purchase orders including $3,000 for Norman Farm Market Walk/Bike/Skate and $1,500 for Amazon car seats. The meeting is set for 1 p.m.

Source: Board of County Commissioners Regular Meeting Agenda - Final, Nov. 9, 2026