PRYOR —
Mayes County Commissioners deposited funds and approved general agreements in their regular meeting Monday.
District 3 received $25,954.65 from county bridge and road improvement funds. The money is a reimbursement for fencing at Snake Creek.
The district also received $100 for damaged signs.
District 2 is disposing of old equipment. Commissioner Darrell Yoder said district employees found old chainsaws, radios, a box blade and two tampers during the move to the new county barn last week. The equipment has not been in use for some time.
The commissioners approved an annual agreement with Cherokee Nation for road projects. The agreement allows the Cherokee Nation to work with Mayes County on road improvement projects.
The commissioners approved two contracts for Mayes County Health Department. The health department has a contract with Shredders Inc. for the disposal of papers and Bradley’s Lawn & Tree Trimming Service for lawn care.
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