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Council authorizes FEMA grant application to replace failing radio repeater

May 05, 2026 | Atoka, Atoka County, Oklahoma


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Council authorizes FEMA grant application to replace failing radio repeater
The Atoka City Council authorized staff to apply for the FY25 Emergency Management Performance Grant (EMPG) from FEMA to replace a failing radio repeater and purchase additional radio equipment.

Travis, the emergency management director, told the council the repeater experienced noise and possible lightning-related damage during recent storms and that the department plans to apply for a repeater and handheld radios totaling about $30,000. "I'm gonna apply for that," Travis said, describing the equipment as a priority for storm response and the Emergency Operations Center. He said the EMPG is a 50/50 grant and that there is no guarantee of receiving funding.

Council moved and seconded the authorization and approved it by roll call. Council thanked Travis for his work during recent severe weather. The council did not set a procurement schedule; staff indicated they will pursue the grant and update the council on results.

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