By KEN MILAM
POTEAU – LeFlore County commissioners ended the calendar year with a relatively short agenda at Monday’s meeting.
It was the last meeting for District 3 Commissioner Craig Olive and District 1 Commissioner Derwin Gist, who did not seek re-election.
Gist was absent and did not attend the meeting.
Olive, chairman of the board, thanked all the people he worked with during his tenure on the board.
He said he enjoyed serving LeFlore County but “it’s time to move on to another chapter.”
“We tried our best to work with everybody and include everybody in the county,” he said.
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A change order totaling $29,513 was approved for Robinson Construction for work on the Conser Road project.
The board also approved six-month highway material bids, which were tabled last week for closer study.
Commissioners agreed to seek phone bids for grader blades.
Midwest was awarded the bid for concrete, as was Fence Co. for polypropylene tinhorns.
Railroad Yard won the bid for used steel pipe and used railroad tank cars. Doug Rossround tinhorns.
JoB and Robinson Construction were asphalt and cold pack, with Tulsa Asphalt as secondary bidder.
Bids for rock and chips of various sizes and grades were awarded to RockIt, Bluebird Stone, Talihina Stone, Dolese and APAC.
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