Garfield County OKs utility relocation agreement to support improvements on County Road NS 2820 (IMO Road)
March 23, 2026 | Garfield County, Oklahoma
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The Garfield County Board of County Commissioners on March 23 approved a utility relocation agreement with Garfield County Rural Water District No. 4 to support improvements on County Road NS 2820 (IMO Road).
Commissioner Joe Kegin Jr. moved to approve and sign the Utility Relocation Agreement, which covers relocation work from 50 feet south of the NS 2820/EW 460 (Fox Drive) intersection north to the southside shoulder of the eastbound lanes of U.S. 412, including relocation roughly 40 feet both west and east of the NS 2820 centerline. The motion passed unanimously (Aye: Clarence Maly, Reese Wedel and Joe Kegin Jr.; Nay: none).
County documents presented at the meeting indicate the agreement is intended to clear utilities that would interfere with planned road improvements. The board did not detail funding sources or construction scheduling during the item; no formal public comment was recorded on this agenda entry.
Next steps: the board approved signing the agreement, which allows staff to proceed with coordination between the county and Garfield County RWD #4 for the relocation work and subsequent road improvement activities.
Commissioner Joe Kegin Jr. moved to approve and sign the Utility Relocation Agreement, which covers relocation work from 50 feet south of the NS 2820/EW 460 (Fox Drive) intersection north to the southside shoulder of the eastbound lanes of U.S. 412, including relocation roughly 40 feet both west and east of the NS 2820 centerline. The motion passed unanimously (Aye: Clarence Maly, Reese Wedel and Joe Kegin Jr.; Nay: none).
County documents presented at the meeting indicate the agreement is intended to clear utilities that would interfere with planned road improvements. The board did not detail funding sources or construction scheduling during the item; no formal public comment was recorded on this agenda entry.
Next steps: the board approved signing the agreement, which allows staff to proceed with coordination between the county and Garfield County RWD #4 for the relocation work and subsequent road improvement activities.
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