Council pulls discussion over $32.5 million special election for water improvements

By James Beaty Managing Editor
Apr 27, 2021
3 hrs ago
City councilors pulled discussion of a special election to allow the McAlester Public Works Authority to go into debt to address issues relating to the city's water infrastructure needs — moving the agenda item to the May 11 meeting.
The resolution calls for voters to approve allowing the MPWA to go into debt for $32.5 million to address issues related to water infrastructure in the city of McAlester, with a special election set for July 13, 2021.
McAlester's City Charter requires a vote of the people to approve any expenditures by a municipal beneficiary trust costing in excess of $1 million. The MPWA is operated by members of the McAlester City Council.

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