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- Sep 24, 2026
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Financing OK’d for new ‘crash truck’ (opens the original)
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A lease-purchase agreement for acquisition of a new âcrash truckâ for Lawton-Fort Sill Regional Airport was approved by the Lawton City Council. The city intends to buy a new Airport Rescue Firefighting (ARFF) truck â an Oshkosh Striker-3000 6x6 roof turret â from Siddons-Martin Emergency Group of Houston, Texas. Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error processing your request.
Fairgrounds trustees meet Wednesday to discuss executive director and chef (opens the original)
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The board of trustees of the Comanche County Fairgrounds Trust Authority has scheduled a special meeting for 6 p.m. Wednesday to discuss the fate of Executive Director Richard Pool and Chef Todd Fischer. Agenda item #3, after the meeting is called to order and roll call is taken, is a motion âto move into Executive Session to discuss employee matters regarding Richard Pool and Todd Fischer.â Success! An email has been sent to with a link to confirm list signup. Error! There was an error proc
Commissioners vote on Comanche Co. budget, burn ban, bridges (opens the original)
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A Comanche County budget for Fiscal Year 2027 â scaled down from FY2026 â was tentatively approved Monday morning by the Board of County Commissioners. The commissioners also extended the county burn ban and approved an agreement on design services for a dozen bridges. The commission voted 2-0-1 Monday on Version 8 â hopefully the final version â of the countyâs âestimate of needsâ for FY27. The funding requests of county offices cannot exceed $12.5 million collectively. Success! A
Contracts awarded on Willow Springs water project, Industrial Park sewer mains (opens the original)
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A $937,038 contract for construction of 2,100 linear feet of replacement 8-inch water mains in Willow Springs was awarded Tuesday night by the Lawton City Council. Integrity Construction, from Indiahoma, was the lowest of three bidders for the job, which includes not only the PVC water lines but also gate valves, fire hydrants and water meters, records indicate. PVC pipe was chosen because its âuseful lifeâ is 100 years, Public Works Director Rusty Whisenhunt said. He estimated the work will
Installation of traffic control equipment on Gore begins (opens the original)
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Installation of new traffic control equipment at 11 intersections along almost six miles of Gore Boulevard started recently and is expected to continue through October, the Lawton City Council was told Tuesday night. âThe equipment has been acquired,â and installation is expected to take one week per intersection â from Lawrie Tatum Road to 67th Street â âif no major unforeseen obstacles are encountered,â Public Works Director Rusty Whisenhunt said. City crews are performing the inst
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