Bartlesville City Council Ward 3 · Nov 3, 2026
Jim Curd Jr.
Candidate for City Council Ward 3 (incumbent)
Jim Curd Jr., the incumbent, is running for Bartlesville City Council Ward 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Josh Lock and Ingard Curtiss.
Voter registration deadline · Fri, Oct 9, 2026
In 4 daysBartlesville mayor and Ward 3 councilor, and a local restaurant owner for over 40 years.
Where Jim Curd Jr. stands: positions on the record
License plate cameras1 sourced position
Supports the license plate readers under the council's privacy rules.
“I support automated license plate readers (ALPRs).”
Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 18, 2026
Comprehensive plan1 sourced position
Says Endeavor 2045 needs no changes now.
“No changes are needed presently but the plan is adaptable to the future.”
Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 18, 2026
Business recruitment1 sourced position
Backs the economic development program and the Bartlesville Development Authority to attract industry.
“Support our strong Economic Development (ED) program and the Bartlesville Development Authority (BDA) to attract new industries, retail and restaurant choices and help retain and grow local employers.”
Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 18, 2026
City debt1 sourced position
Wants prioritized bond issues built with volunteer city committees.
“Collaborate with volunteer city committees to create prioritized, prudent bond issues, maintaining the strong public trust and support we have historically received.”
Own statementThe Wiley Post · Sep 18, 2026
City manager search1 sourced position
Council voted 5-0 to appoint Laura Sanders interim city manager; Curd called it a unanimous vote (August 2026).
“I think our (unanimous) vote affirms that we’ve got the right person for the job,”
Council voteCity of Bartlesville · Aug 13, 2026
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