On June 1, 2026 the council is set to accept a 300000 Recreational Trails Program grant from the State of Oklahoma and amend the FY 2025-2026 budget to appropriate the funds in the Half Cent Sales Tax Fund under Community Development. This indicates a funded trail project or set of projects that will likely include design, construction, and amenities to expand or improve Bartlesville’s trail network. The agenda does not name a contractor yet, so downstream design, engineering, construction, signage, lighting, and recreation-equipment work is still open to planning and procurement. Vendors that specialize in trail design/build, surfacing, lighting, security, signage, and related amenities can engage Community Development and Parks staff to understand the specific scope, timelines, and bid processes tied to this RTP grant.
Funding source is the State of Oklahoma Recreational Trails Program; local matching funds likely via...
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The Old Kings Highway Historic District Committee agenda includes an informal discussion item for proposed tennis courts at 3057 Main Street in Brewster. This indicates an early-stage concept for new recreational facilities that will need to satisfy both historic district and broader town requirements before moving forward. No design, vendor, or funding details are provided yet, so the project appears to be in a preliminary planning phase rather than an active procurement. Vendors in recreation design, civil engineering, construction, surfacing, fencing, and lighting can monitor this as the town clarifies scope, historic compatibility, and potential funding sources. Early engagement could focus on helping the town evaluate site constraints, historic impacts, and cost options so the concept can evolve into a formal project package for future approval and bidding.
Item appears under "Informal Discussion" on the July 13, 2026 agenda, signaling concept-stage explor...
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