Dewey County Conservation District
Soil Conservation - Equipment rental
AGENDA
Dewey County Conservation District
Board of Directors Regular Meeting
306 S. Broadway, Taloga, OK 73667
8:30 A.M. December 4, 2024
1. Call to order-regularly scheduled meeting in accordance with the Open Meeting Law, Title 25 O.S. Sections 301
and following as amended
2. Discussion and possible action to approve minutes from November 6, 2024, regular meeting
3. Discussion and possible action on employee timesheets, payroll worksheets, and leave records for November
2024
4. Discussion and possible action on payables, claims, and financial statement for the period
ending November 30, 2024
Claims:
a) Regular Salary Claim
b) ED2 claims: Tim Moss, Carol Ann Pollock
c) OK cost share program 26: David McNabb, Bobby J. Basler, Dillion Kauk, Barry Farms LLC
d) Mileage claims for speech, essay, and poster parents to OACD Area 1
e) Mileage claims for staff and directors to attend OACD Area 1 meeting
5. Discussion and possible action on OCC-From 6B "Notice of Personnel Action" for one-time pay
increase for district employees
6. Discussion and possible action to purchase round #2 pencils for educational activities
500-$282.00—1000 - $483.00—2500-$1,090.00 from SPC Office Supplies
7. Discussion and possible action to approve Terms of At-Will Employment (6A) and
Notice of Personnel Action for Cedar Eradication Technician – Allen L. Shamburg
8. Discussion and possible action to amended district employees leave policy
9. Discussion and possible action on Intergovernmental Agreement Between Oklahoma Conservation Commission
and Dewey County Conservation District- to provide funding to support the District’s Cedar Eradication Technician-
with amount not to exceed $10,000.00 and expenditure statement due by 10th of each month
10. Discussion and possible action on Dewey County Conservation District – Cedar
Eradication Technician (CET) position description
11. Discussion and possible action on North Fork Red River CD bid on skid steer
12. Discussion and possible action to approve District Manager to be on leave Dec. 13, 23,
24, 26, 27, 2024 and January 2 & 3, 21, 28, 2025
13. Discussion and possible action to approve updated Emergency Action Plan for Dewey
County Conservation District
14. Discussion and possible action to approve watershed structure inspection reports
15. Presentation of Award of Recognition to Ken Salisbury for 15 years of service to Dewey
County Conservation District
16. Discussion and possible action to cancel Ron Cole-Emergency Drought 2 application
17. Discussion and possible action for an extension for Carol Ann Pollock Estate in ED2
18. Discussion and possible action of directors and staff participating in the Emergency
Drought #3 program and program guidelines
19. Discussion and possible action to approve applicants for Emergency Drought 3 program
1. Marsha Cusack—pond clean out
2. Fern Reed Mitchell –water well-pumping plant, watering facility, and HUPA
3. Matt Elder –water well and pumping plant
4. Braydin Farrow – pond clean out
5. Terryll L. Irving—water well, pumping plant and watering facility
6. Lowry Smith—water well, pumping plant, watering facility, and pipeline
7. Rodney Lyndall Caldwell—water well, pumping plant and watering facility
8. Jared S. Baldwin—water well, pumping plant, watering facility
9. Justin Fox—water well, pumping plant
10. Michael Clark—water well and pumping plant
11. Peggy Hajny—water well and pumping plant
12. Gayle Hajny—water well, pumping plant, water facility and HUPA
13. Todd Ice—pumping plant, watering facility, and HUPA
14. Brandon Drinnon—water well and pumping plant
15. Darla Corff—water well, pumping plant, watering facility
16. Kena Moss—water well, pumping plant, watering facility, HUPA
17. Rope Slavin—water well, pumping plant, watering facility
18. Stephenson Family Rev. Tr—water well and pumping plant
19. Tyson Hiebert—water well and pumping plant
20. Daxton Grunewald—water well, pumping plant, watering facility, HUPA, pipeline
21. Katelyn Price—water well
22. Denise Moore—pumping plant, watering facility and pipeline
23. Farris Ranch Inc.—water well, pumping plant, watering facility, and HUPA
24. Dennis W Adair—water well
25. Helen A Cole—water well and pumping plant
26. Michael Crawford—water well and pumping plant
27. Scott Kennedy—water well
28. Jimmy Emmons—water well
29. Guy Reichert—water well and pumping plant
30. Gary Hightower—water well and pumping plant
31. Rusty Menefee—pumping plant
32. Braden Neill—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
33. Newely Hutchison—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
34. Ryan Haggard—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
35. Randy Castor—Pond clean out
36. Kirk Stephenson II—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
37. Weston Waldrep—water well and pumping plant
38. Shawn Nix—water well and pumping plant
39. Darrell Poulson—pumping plant
40. Jimmy Cole—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
41. Kim Salisbury—2 pumping plants
42. Rodman Brown—water well and pumping plant
43. Roger Brown—pumping plant and watering facility
44. Colin McNabb—water well
45. Jeff Cole—pumping plant and pipeline
46. Blake Goss—water well and pumping plant
47. Donald Gore—water well and pumping plant
48. Kory Selman—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
49. Jimmie Litsch—water well, pumping plant, and watering facility
50. Marion Pickering –water well and pumping plant
51. Jerry Wayne Woodard—pumping plant and watering facility
52. Skyler Sander—pond clean out
53. Monty McCary—water well and pumping plant
54. 2L Farms—water well and pumping plant
55. Jerry Lee Dennis --pumping plant
56. Charlie Acre--water well and watering facility
20. Discussion and possible action for extension for Beers Rev Tr. in Program 26
21. Reports
a. District Directors
b. District Technician-NRCS shared quarterly report
c. Cedar Eradication Technician
d. District Manager
e. NRCS
212 Consideration and possible action on New Business (Under the Open Meeting Act, this
agenda item is authorized only for matters not known about or which could have not been
reasonably foreseen before the time of posting the final agenda)
23. Public Comment (Each speaker will be limited to 5 minutes)
24. Adjournment
*Agenda items may not be discussed in the order listed*
*Agenda items may not be discussed in the order listed*
Next regular meeting: January 8, 2025 - 8:30 A.M.
All items on this agenda, including but not limited to any agenda item concerning the adoption or approval of any resolution, contract, agreement, or any other item of business, are subject to revision or amendment, including additions and/or deletions, without exception. Any revision or amendments will be limited and rationally related to the topic of the agenda item. The Board may defer, strike, continue, table, and/or refer any agenda item to its chief administrative officer, staff, attorney, and/or refer back or appoint a committee for the purpose of gathering more information the Board may need to take action on any agenda item at a subsequent special or regular meeting of the Board.