STILLWATER, Okla. —
Stillwater city councilors finalized an agreement Monday night to allow a nonprofit group to run the Multi Arts Center.
The Friends of Multi Arts is a 501(c)(3) organization that took control of programming at the center at the start of this year. The group had been working under a temporary agreement for the past six months, but the agreement approved Monday will provide the group $60,000 annually for the next five years to run day-to-day operations.
External Services Director John McClenny told councilors that’s on average $15,000 less than what Stillwater was paying to run the center. The city still owns the center, but the group has hired a manager, does daily maintenance and chooses classes and events.
Government
June 18, 2012
Stillwater approves agreement for Multi Arts Center management
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Applications for street parking permits in Stillwater's Westwood neighborhood available
Street parking permit applications for Westwood Neighborhood is online.
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Sunday wine/strong beer sales referendum will be on Nov. 6 ballot in Payne County
Payne County residents will vote for or against Sunday wine/strong beer sales in Nov. 6 general election, county commissioners decide.
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Government Watch 08-05-12
Payne County commissioners will open bids for an asphalt overlay of McElroy Road from Union Road to Prairie Road and various police vehicles for the Payne County Sheriff’s Department.
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