Jim Curd Jr.

Bartlesville City Council Ward 3

Recall Response

"To the constituents of Ward 3 and citizens throughout Bartlesville, thank you for your patience as we continue to work through this very difficult issue of defining and regulating obscenity in Bartlesville. Here is some important but lengthy information and facts resulting from the April 3 rd , 2023 City Council meeting. I’d ask you to consider this before you sign the petitions to recall myself, Dale Copeland or Loren Roszel."
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Oct 12, 2016

Bartlesville Community Connection

If you missed it, you can listen to my recent Community Connection interview on Bartlesville Radio (KWON 1400, KRIG 104.9, KYFM 100.1, KPGM 1500).

My portion of the segment begins at minute 6:30.

LISTEN HERE

Sept 14, 2020

Bartlesville Community Connection

If you missed it, you can listen to my recent Community Connection interview on Bartlesville Radio (KWON 1400, KRIG 104.9, KYFM 100.1, KPGM 1500).

LISTEN HERE

Feb 15, 2018

Letter to the Editor- Upcoming Bond Issue

For many years I’ve represented and believed that these projects, originally in a grouping called the 5 for

5, five projects for $5 million dollars, needed to been done together as a group. I have always believed

that the power and impact of these projects was in the package as opposed to parting them out over

the years. I believe all the projects as essential to Bartlesville.

Oct 25, 2016

Bartlesville Community Connection

If you missed it, you can listen to my most recent Community Connection interview on Bartlesville Radio (KWON 1400, KRIG 104.9, KYFM 100.1, KPGM 1500).

LISTEN HERE

Oct 17, 2016

CAMPAIGN 2016: Bartlesville City Council Ward 3 - Jim Curd Jr.

I care about Bartlesville and its continued success. If given the opportunity, and a seat at the table, I will work diligently to represent Ward 3 and the community of Bartlesville.

"Openness, communication and transparency are keys to moving our community forward together. Without this we will not be able to achieve the public support or consensus necessary for taking major actions to improve our city and the quality of life for its citizens. Change is here, and we need new leadership to implement projects from these studies that past and current city officials have passed over year after year. "