


Duties of the
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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Approve the warrants for payments of claims for equipment or supplies purchased or leased by the county and the warrants for the county payroll.
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Receive and approve all bids on major purchases or construction projects.
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Authorize and maintain an inventory of all the property owned or leased by the county which exceeds $500 in value.
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Audit the accounts of the county officers.• Develop minimum personnel policies for the county employees with the approval of a majority of all the elected county officers.
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Serve on and/or appoint members to trust authorities, service districts, county boards and councils.
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Designate and publish each year (in conjunction with the county excise board) the holidays on which the county offices may close.
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Lease tools, apparatus, machinery or equipment to an other county, political subdivision or state agency, or jointly buy equipment with other counties.
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Maintain and construct the roads and bridges in the county highway system.
The board of county commissioners has legal powers when acting in the county’s welfare. Among the powers granted by law are the authority to:
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Sell or purchase public land or buildings for the county.
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Call a county bond election for approving a public project or creating a special district.Incur public indebtedness in the county’s name.
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Implement an economic development program for the county.
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Purchase security contracts known as a blanket bond to insure all county officers and employees for any loss to the county when carrying out their duties.
DISTRICT 1
Office of Commissioner
Will Fine
918.968.2223
619 S 1st Ave
Stroud, Oklahoma
6:30a-5:00p Mon- Thurs
DISTRICT 2
Office of Commissioner
Marlon Miller
405.258.1444
15th & Allison
Chandler, Oklahoma
6:00a-4:30p Mon- Thurs
DISTRICT 3
Office of Commissioner
Lee Doolen
405.279.3313
10408 Veterans Drive
Meeker, Oklahoma
6:30a-5:00p Mon- Thurs

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“Unlike the misconception that county commissioners are only elected to build and maintain county roads and bridges, as members of the board of county commissioners, they are foremost policy makers and business managers for the county. All the review and approval procedures empowered to the board are a means to provide the public with a fiscally efficient system of county government.”
