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Voters may decide funding on water project

Voters may decide funding on water project
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Council takes no action on city ward redistricting

Council takes no action on city ward redistricting
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City does not pass water election resolution

breaking topical featured By James Beaty Managing Editor May 11, 2021 McAlester water tower ADRIAN O HANLON III | Staff photo McAlester city councilors did not pass a measure Tuesday night calling for a special city election on $32.5 million for water infrastructure improvements. The resolution calls for a July 13 special election for voters to cast ballots to determine whether to allow theÂ McAlester Public Works AuthorityÂ to go into debt for $32.5 million to address water infrastructure issues in McAlester. McAlesterâs City Charter requires a vote of the people to approve any expenditures by a municipal beneficiary trust costing more than $1 million. The MPWA is operated by members of the McAlester City Council acting as authority members.

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OUR VIEW: Let voters decide on water funding

McAlester city councilors should let voters decide on a $32.5 million bond for water infrastructure. An item on Tuesdayâs meeting agenda called for discussion and possible action to call a special election to allow the McAlester Public Works Authority to go into debt to address the cityâs water infrastructure needs. Councilors pulled the item after the cityâs financial advisor was unable to attend the meeting â so the item moved to the May 11 meeting. When it comes up again, council members will consider a resolution calling for a special election on July 13 for McAlester voters to decide if they want to allow the MPWA to go into debt for $32.5 million to address water infrastructure issues.

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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 â 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 forÂ 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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