Tulsa County meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Tulsa County approves $866,680 opioid abatement grant; courthouse renovation certified complete

The Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners approved an $866,680 Oklahoma Attorney General Opioid Abatement Grant at its Oct. 5 meeting, according to official minutes. The vote was 3-0. The same meeting produced a 3-0 vote certifying substantial completion of the Tulsa County Courthouse interior renovation, along with approvals for engineering services, road and bridge work, and flood acquisition settlements.

The opioid grant

The $866,680 grant is the largest single dollar figure recorded as decided in the past two weeks of county meetings. The minutes describe it as a grant to address the opioid epidemic. No further detail on how the money will be spent appears in the supplied record.

Courthouse renovation

Commissioners voted 3-0 to approve a Certificate of Substantial Completion for the Tulsa County Courthouse interior renovation. Substantial completion is a standard construction milestone indicating the work is finished enough for its intended use; the record does not include a final cost figure or a punch-list of remaining work.

Contracts, property and other actions

All items below passed 3-0, per the minutes:

• On-call engineering services for 16 firms for road and bridge construction.
• Final settlement statements for flood acquisition at 5312 W 12th St and 6414 W 4th Pl.
• Filing of the Deer Hill plat in Highway District 2.
• A concrete repair contract for 86th St North with Cherokee Pride Construction, Inc. No contract amount is listed in the supplied summary.
• A $10,400 consulting agreement between the Juvenile Bureau and Rjiok Foundation.
• Waived vendor fees for 17 concessions at the O'Brien Park Fall in the Park event.

Agendas set, but no outcomes recorded yet

Three meetings from the past two weeks are listed as agenda-only, meaning minutes have not been published in the supplied record. Nothing below should be read as decided.

• **Oct. 12, Board of County Commissioners:** two rezoning requests — 8.15 acres at 718 E. 131st St. S. from AG to RS-1 for a residential subdivision, and 4.71 acres at 1013 E. 56th St. N. for a protective housing community (PUD-882). Also scheduled: a $39,541.25 payment to Lilly Architects, PLLC for OSU Extension Office design, a $9,705.60 payment to Sashay Corporate Services for 51st St. improvements, and deeds for six properties under the Voluntary Flood Acquisition Program in Sand Springs and Tulsa.
• **Oct. 13, Board of Tax Roll Correction:** Complaints of Erroneous Assessment and Petitions for Correction, plus a 2027 meeting schedule.
• **Oct. 14, Excise Board:** 2026 Tulsa County tax levies, the Tulsa Technology Center School budget and financing plan for FY 2026-2027, and the 2026 Report for Appropriated Funds for the year ended June 30, 2026.

Management conferences cancelled

Two Board of County Commissioners Management Conference meetings were cancelled by inter-office memo from Commissioner Kelly Dunkerley, District 3. The Oct. 8 meeting, set for 9:30 a.m., was cancelled by a memo dated Sept. 28, 2026. The Oct. 15 meeting, set for 9:00 a.m., was cancelled by a memo dated Oct. 2, 2026. Both memos state they serve as notice required by the Open Meeting Act. Both list the Tulsa County HQ Building, 218 West 6 Street, Room 132, Tulsa, OK 74119-1004.

The supplied records also contain a separate Oct. 15 management conference agenda listing a 6th Floor Build-Out discussion with GH2 Architects, an Earned Wage Access Program presentation by County Clerk Michael Willis, and a communications update from Ethan Hutchins. The records do not reconcile the cancellation notice with that agenda.

Coming up

Oct. 19 — Board of County Commissioners. A resolution to dissolve the Tulsa County Highway Construction Division is on the agenda, along with a proposed $357,915.80 from Juvenile Sales Tax Fund 450 for the Family Center for Juvenile Justice Courtyard Drainage Project. Right-of-way compensation offers for the Dip Creek Road Improvements project total $44,478 across six parcels. Also proposed: an agreement with Harrison Energy Partners for HVAC maintenance at LaFortune Park Tennis Center for $6,040, and an agreement with SHL US, LLC for pre-employment evaluation tools for $4,600.

Oct. 19 — Budget Board. Funding requests for acquisition of real property (Alex Mills) and for the TC HQ 6th floor buildout (BOCC), FY 2026-2027 monthly appropriations for Sept. 17 through Oct. 14, 2026, and approval of the 2027 Budget Board meeting schedule.

Tulsa County Commissioners approve $866,680 opioid abatement grant

Tulsa County commissioners approved an $866,680 state opioid abatement grant and certified substantial completion of the Tulsa County Courthouse interior renovation at their Oct. 5 meeting, among a slate of contract, land and property actions. Every vote recorded in the minutes was 3-0.

Opioid abatement grant

The Board of County Commissioners approved an $866,680 Oklahoma Attorney General Opioid Abatement Grant, 3-0. The minutes do not describe how the money will be spent.

Courthouse renovation

Commissioners approved a Certificate of Substantial Completion for the Tulsa County Courthouse interior renovation, 3-0. The minutes do not list remaining work or a final acceptance date.

Other Oct. 5 approvals

All items below passed 3-0, according to the minutes:

• On-call engineering services for 16 firms for road and bridge construction.
• Final settlement statements for flood acquisition at 5312 W 12th St and 6414 W 4th Pl.
• Filing of the Deer Hill plat in Highway District 2.
• A concrete repair contract for 86th St North with Cherokee Pride Construction, Inc.
• A $10,400 consulting agreement between the Juvenile Bureau and Rjiok Foundation.
• Waiving vendor fees for 17 concessions at the O'Brien Park Fall in the Park event.

Pension board agenda: refunds, benefits, special election

The Employees' Retirement System of Tulsa County met Sept. 29. Only the agenda is available; minutes have not been published, so no decisions are confirmed.

Agenda items included accepting a preliminary actuarial valuation for the plan year beginning July 1, 2026, and reviewing treasurer and investment manager reports. Refunds were listed to be paid by Sept. 30, 2026, including $4,128.80 to Andrew Fisher (City-County Health Department) and $3,780.77 to Roshon Marcellous Jones (Highways). The board was also scheduled to consider a Mariner investment consultant invoice of $20,000.00 for 06/01-09/30/26, and retirement pay applications effective Oct. 1, 2026, for Kimberly Ann Thomas (Court Clerk) and Gloria Whittaker (City-County Health Department).

Benefit changes on the agenda included cancellation of benefits for three deceased retirees, among them $4,370.04 per month for Katherine M. Sims effective Aug. 31, 2026, and suspension of benefits for Louis E. Newman (Assessor), $434.59 per month, effective June 30, 2026, after a returned deposit and inability to locate him. The board was also to set election, filing and eligibility dates for a special election to fill Office #2, previously held by Alan Vanderburg, for a term ending June 30, 2027.

Rezonings and payments on the Oct. 12 agenda

Commissioners were scheduled to review two rezoning requests: 8.15 acres at 718 E. 131st St. S. from AG to RS-1 for a residential subdivision, and 4.71 acres at 1013 E. 56th St. N. for a protective housing community (PUD-882). The agenda also listed payment of $39,541.25 to Lilly Architects, PLLC for OSU Extension Office design; payment of $9,705.60 to Sashay Corporate Services for 51st St. improvements; and approval of Voluntary Flood Acquisition Program deeds for six properties in Sand Springs and Tulsa. This meeting's minutes are not yet published, so no outcomes are confirmed.

Cancelled meetings

Two Board of County Commissioners Management Conference meetings were cancelled. The Oct. 8 meeting, set for 9:30 a.m., was cancelled by an inter-office memo from Commissioner Kelly Dunkerley (District 3) dated Sept. 28, 2026. The Oct. 15 special meeting, set for 9:00 a.m., was cancelled by a memo from Dunkerley dated Oct. 2, 2026. Both memos state they serve as notice required by the Open Meeting Act. Neither lists agenda items or discussion topics.

Coming up

• **Oct. 13 — Board of Tax Roll Correction.** Scheduled to discuss and potentially act on Petitions for Correction and Complaints of Erroneous Assessment, and to set its 2027 meeting calendar.
• **Oct. 14 — Excise Board.** Scheduled to take action on 2026 Tulsa County tax levies, review the Tulsa Technology Center School budget and financing plan for FY 2026-2027, and the 2026 report for appropriated funds for the year ended June 30, 2026.
• **Oct. 15 — BOCC Management Conference Special Meeting.** Cancelled.

Tulsa County approves 80-acre rezoning, $2M road funds on tap

The Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners approved an 80-acre rezoning for single-family homes near 116th Street North, along with several contracts and an appointment, at its Aug. 10 meeting. The board also voted 2-1 to give the interim IT director a 10% salary increase.

Board of County Commissioners (Aug. 10)

All votes were unanimous (3-0) except where noted.

• **Rezoning:** Approved 80 acres at the 6900 block of East 116th Street North from AG to RS-1, allowing single-family residential subdivision construction.
• **Appointment:** Joe Lord approved as Interim IT Director with a 10% salary increase (2-1; Commissioner Dunkerley voted no).
• **Contracts and amendments:**
• $1,100/month janitorial amendment with A&M Commercial Cleaning
• $6,500 payment to Meshek and Associates for ODOT right-of-way
• $102,164.89 annual drug testing lab agreement with Siemens
• $944.38 per juvenile fee for Tulsa Area Community Intervention Center
• Construction payments totaling over $600,000

Other recent meetings (agenda only)

Several boards met in the past two weeks, but minutes have not yet been published. Their agendas included:

• **Tax Roll Corrections (Aug. 11):** Review of erroneous assessment complaints and petition for correction.
• **Employees' Retirement System Investment Committee (Aug. 12):** Discussion on funding Oklahoma-based venture equity funds.
• **Management Conference (Aug. 13):** Informational updates on mental health and homelessness interventions, safety claims, and a parks bond.
• **Tulsa County Industrial Authority (Aug. 17):** Consideration of a temporary construction easement with the City of Tulsa and an arbitrage rebate compliance services agreement.
• **Budget Board (Aug. 17):** Resolution on elected officials' salaries, a $385,500 FY 2026-27 budget for the Planning Commission and Board of Adjustment, and monthly appropriations.
• **Board of County Commissioners (Aug. 17):** Resolutions authorizing $2 million in Vision Tulsa funds for road improvements on 86th St. and 121st St., plus rezonings, grant awards, and contract approvals.

Coming up

• **Aug. 24 – Board of County Commissioners:** Will consider a $1.5 million Vision Tulsa County Use Tax transfer for 121st St. improvements (Highway 75 to Elwood), a $218,214 software implementation contract, a $25,920 IT addendum for 10G internet access, a $166,500 speed enforcement grant, and a rezoning hearing for 10.06 acres in Bixby.
• **Aug. 26 – Criminal Justice Authority:** Will review budgets, hear reports from the Sheriff's Office and court services, and set the 2027 meeting calendar.

Tulsa County approves $9M road project, rezonings; terminates IT director

The Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners approved a $9,078,000 contract for 51st Street roadway improvements and two residential rezonings at its July 27 meeting. The board also voted to eliminate the Consulting Manager for Information Technology position and terminate the Director of Information Technology.

Board of County Commissioners (July 27)

The board approved the following items by unanimous 3-0 votes:

• $9,078,000 contract to BECCO Contractors, Inc. for 51st Street Roadway Improvements
• Rezoning of 57.3+ acres to AG-R for a single-family residential subdivision at S. Lewis Ave and E. 171st St. S.
• Rezoning of 33.38± acres to RMH for a residential mobile home park at 15843 N. 113th E. Ave.
• $1,363,534 change order for the Tulsa County Courthouse Renovation Project
• FY27 SAFE Oklahoma Grant for two law enforcement UTVs
• Appointments of Douglas Bonebrake and Matthew Inouye to the Tulsa County Planning Commission

In split 2-1 votes, the board voted to eliminate the Consulting Manager for Information Technology position and to terminate the employment of the Director of Information Technology.

Special Meeting (July 30)

The board approved a contract modification with the City of Tulsa to expand overflow prisoner transfers to the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center. The vote was 2-0.

Other Recent Meetings

Several other county bodies met in the past two weeks. Minutes are not yet published for these meetings, so only agenda items are known:

• **Criminal Justice Authority – Sales Tax Overview (July 27):** Agenda included review of sales tax receipts and disbursements, a report from Jail Administrator Stacie Holloway, approval of April 27 minutes, establishment of the 2027 meeting calendar, and selection of representation for upcoming TCCJA meetings.
• **Employees' Retirement System (July 28):** Agenda included refunds to 10 former employees totaling $24,246.62, management fees of $225,986 to Barrow Hanley, $96,649 to Chickasaw Capital, and $106,056 to Tocqueville, retirement pay for four employees effective August 1, 2026, survivor benefits for two widows, and discussion of a potential funding allocation for Oklahoma-based venture funds.
• **Board of County Commissioners (August 3):** Agenda included appointments of Troy Fugate, Brad Girard, and Greg Williams to the new Planning Commission, an interlocal agreement with the City of Tulsa for road and bridge maintenance, security patrol contracts for Chandler Park ($1,057.65/mo) and LaFortune Park ($845.99/mo) with Signal 88 LLC, a final settlement for property at 15102 West 18th Place under the Voluntary Flood Acquisition Program, and a warranty service contract with Astrophysics, Inc. for X-ray equipment totaling $5,390.28.
• **Excise Board (August 4):** Agenda included receiving the 2026 Assessor's office report and discussing the distribution of visual inspection charges for fiscal year 2026-2027.

Coming Up

• **August 10 – Board of County Commissioners:** Will consider rezoning 80 acres at the 6900 block of East 116th Street North from AG to RS-1 for single-family homes, a $102,164.89 annual lease with Siemens for drug testing lab equipment, a $6,500 right-of-way payment to Meshek & Associates, a $559,699.34 payment for an RV Park Office remodel, and appointment of an interim IT director with a 10% salary increase.
• **August 11 – Tax Roll Corrections:** Will consider complaints of erroneous assessment and possible corrections to property valuations.
• **August 12 – Retirement System Investment Committee:** Will discuss and possibly recommend a funding allocation for Oklahoma-based venture equity funds.

Tulsa County approves $14M capital improvements bonds; road project and jail expansion on deck

The Tulsa County Board of Commissioners approved a $14,035,000 projects agreement for capital improvements revenue bonds at its July 20 meeting, the largest financial decision among recent county actions. The board also authorized the creation of the Tulsa County Board of Adjustments and Tulsa County Planning Commission, and approved the transition of planning and Board of Adjustment support from INCOG to County Administration.

Decisions from the July 20 Commissioners meeting

Alongside the $14,035,000 TCIA Projects Agreement for Capital Improvements Revenue Bonds, commissioners took action on several other items:

• Awarded an aluminum sign blanks contract to Mandel Metals, Inc. dba Standard Sign Co.
• Approved a $265,000 reimbursement for the Swift Park Lake & Recreational Access Grant project.
• Accepted a donation of 200 fuel gift cards from QuikTrip valued at $8,000.
• Referred 51st Street Roadway Improvement bids to Engineers and Procurement for analysis.
• Accepted a claimant offer regarding Diane Bileck v. Tulsa County Emergency Management.

The Tulsa County Industrial Authority meeting scheduled for the same day was cancelled. No agenda items were discussed or decided.

Budget Board to weigh travel funds and courthouse renovation costs

The Tulsa County Budget Board is set to discuss travel and training funds for three Procurement staff members: Matney Ellis ($9,800), Lisa Moore ($9,800), and Diana Castro ($2,500). The board will also consider additional funding for accelerated summer hours on the Tulsa County courthouse renovation project, plus monthly appropriations covering the end of FY 2025-2026 and the start of FY 2026-2027. Minutes have not yet been published.

Criminal Justice Authority reviews budgets and jail overflow

The Tulsa County Criminal Justice Authority met July 22 to review reports from the Budget Office, Sheriff Regalado, and Jail Administrator Stacie Holloway, along with Court Services and the Criminal Justice Planning and Policy Council. The body may act on claims, appropriations, and a 2027 meeting calendar. A separate Sales Tax Overview Committee meeting on July 27 covered sales tax receipts and disbursements and the Sheriff's Office report.

A special commissioners meeting on July 30 was scheduled to discuss modifying the City of Tulsa's contract to expand the number of overflow prisoners transferred to the David L. Moss Criminal Justice Center.

Excise Board to set ad valorem millage

The Tulsa County Excise Board met July 23 to discuss and vote on a resolution apportioning the ad valorem millage for Fiscal Year 2026-2027, and to approve July 6 meeting minutes. Minutes are not yet published.

Commissioners weigh $9.08M road project and courthouse cost increase

At a July 27 meeting, commissioners were set to review a proposed $9,078,000 award to BECCO Contractors, Inc. for 51st Street Roadway Improvements, and a change order increasing the courthouse renovation contract price by $1,363,534. Two rezoning requests were also on the agenda: 57.3+ acres at South Lewis Avenue and East 171st Street South for a single-family residential subdivision, and 33.38± acres at 15843 North 113th East Avenue for a residential mobile home park. The body also considered a grant application for two law enforcement equipped UTVs for the Sheriff's Office.

Retirement board handles refunds and benefits

The Employees' Retirement System of Tulsa County met July 28 to consider refunds to 10 former employees totaling $24,246.62, and management fee payments of $225,986 to Barrow Hanley, $96,649 to Chickasaw Capital, and $106,056 to Tocqueville. The board also reviewed retirement pay for 4 employees effective August 1, 2026, and surviving spouse benefits of $1,000.54 and $1,344.39 per month for two widows. A discussion on potential funding allocation for Oklahoma-based venture funds was also listed.

Coming up

• **August 3 — Board of County Commissioners:** Appointments of Troy Fugate, Brad Girard, and Greg Williams to the new Tulsa County Planning Commission; interlocal agreement with the City of Tulsa for road and bridge maintenance starting July 1, 2026; security patrol contracts for Chandler Park ($1,057.65/mo) and LaFortune Park ($845.99/mo) with Signal 88 LLC; final settlement for property at 15102 West 18th Place via the Voluntary Flood Acquisition Program; and a $5,390.28 warranty service contract with Astrophysics, Inc. for X-ray equipment.
• **August 4 — Excise Board (special meeting):** Receive and file the 2026 Tulsa County Assessor's office report, and discuss the FY 2026-2027 distribution of Assessor's visual inspection charges and costs.

Tulsa County boards weigh planning overhaul, $14M bond, and courthouse costs in busy two-week stretch

Tulsa County's Board of County Commissioners was scheduled to take its most consequential votes of the month in mid-July, including dissolving the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission, awarding more than $1 million for senior housing rehabilitation, and approving a $14 million bond agreement. Because minutes have not yet been published for any of the meetings below, the items reflect what boards were set to consider — not confirmed outcomes.

Planning Commission dissolution and replacement

On July 13, commissioners were slated to act on dissolving the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission effective September 2, 2026, and transitioning planning services to County Administration. A week later, on July 20, the board was set to consider a resolution creating a new Tulsa County Planning Commission and Tulsa County Board of Adjustments to replace it.

Housing and infrastructure funding

The July 13 agenda included an award of $1,023,394.34 to Vintage Housing, Inc. for rehabilitation of the Cardinal Heights senior housing development, a budget revision to $8,650,000 for Architectural and Engineering Services for the OSU Extension Building, and a payment of $204,076.35 to A&A Asphalt Inc. for construction on 91st So HWY 75 to Elwood Ave.

On July 20, the board was scheduled to review a TCIA Projects Agreement for Capital Improvements Revenue Bonds, Series 2026, in the amount of $14,035,000, a $265,000 reimbursement for the Swift Park Lake & Recreational Access Grant project, and a donation from QuikTrip of 200 fuel gift cards valued at $8,000. A bid opening for 51st Street Roadway Improvements was also on the agenda.

Courthouse renovation and IT personnel

Commissioners held or scheduled multiple special meetings around the courthouse renovation and IT staffing. On July 14, the board requested an executive session to discuss employment actions for the Director of Information Technology, the Consulting Manager for IT, and an Infrastructure Engineer II.

On July 15, the board was set to discuss a summer acceleration proposal from JE Dunn for the courthouse project, along with executive sessions on the same IT positions and on an EEOC charge (No. 564-2026-02313) filed by Diane Bileck against Tulsa County Emergency Management.

The Budget Board on July 20 was scheduled to discuss additional funding for accelerated summer hours on the courthouse renovation, plus travel and training funds for three Procurement staff: Matney Ellis ($9,800), Lisa Moore ($9,800), and Diana Castro ($2,500).

Tax rates and corrections

The Excise Board met July 23 to discuss and act on a resolution apportioning the ad valorem millage for Fiscal Year 2026-2027. The Board of Tax Roll Correction met July 14 to consider complaints of erroneous assessment and petitions for correction, and to approve minutes from its June 9 meeting.

Criminal Justice Authority and other bodies

The Criminal Justice Authority met July 22 to review reports from the Budget Office, Sheriff Regalado, Jail Administrator Stacie Holloway, and Court Services, and to establish its 2027 meeting calendar. The Tulsa County Industrial Authority's July 20 meeting was cancelled; no items were discussed.

A July 13 Management Conference included informational updates from Matthew Spassov, Director of Admin Services; Bill Smiley, Director of Emergency Management; and Sherry Langston, Executive Assistant for District 1, on the BOCC asset tracking system and appointee report.

Coming up

• **July 27 — Board of County Commissioners:** Proposed $9,078,000 award to BECCO Contractors, Inc. for 51st Street Roadway Improvements; a $1,363,534 change order increasing the courthouse renovation contract; rezoning requests for a single-family subdivision at South Lewis Avenue and East 171st Street South and a mobile home park at 15843 North 113th East Avenue; and a grant application for two law enforcement UTVs for the Sheriff's Office.
• **July 27 — Criminal Justice Authority Sales Tax Overview Committee:** Review of sales tax receipts and disbursements, Sheriff's Office report, and 2027 calendar establishment.
• **July 28 — Employees' Retirement System of Tulsa County:** Refunds totaling $24,246.62 to 10 former employees, management fee payments to three firms, retirement pay for 4 employees, survivor benefits for two widows, and discussion of Oklahoma-based venture fund allocations.

Tulsa County Commissioners approve $415,000 Vision Tulsa distribution, set stage for planning commission overhaul

Tulsa County Commissioners approved a $415,000 distribution from the Vision Tulsa Sales Tax fund and cleared a $719,650 ODOT supplemental agreement for a Federal-Aid Railroad Project at their July 6 meeting, both on 3-0 votes. The same session set in motion a series of infrastructure and administrative actions that will carry into the coming weeks.

July 6 Board of County Commissioners

All items passed 3-0. The board approved Cherokee Pride Construction, Inc. for concrete repair on 86th Street North and authorized advertising for Tulsa County HQ Parking Garage Barriers. It amended agreements with Union Realtime, LLC (Assessor's office) and Meshek & Associates, LLC (Emergency Management).

The board approved new procurement officer designations for Communications and the District Attorney, and removed Jacob Parra from the Greater Tulsa Area Hispanic-Latinx Affairs Commission. Sheriff MOUs with ODMHSAS and ICE were approved, along with INCOG HOME Consortium mortgage releases for six properties and six Tulsa County Industrial Authority resolutions.

Other approved items included a service agreement with The MET ($35,645), a NAMI National walk event at LaFortune Park ($585), JD Young Think Healthy Systems water filtration rental ($46.95/monthly), a University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center consultation agreement, and 5% pay increases for education or licensure completion. The board deferred a TC Departments safety supplies recommendation.

July 6 Excise Board

The Excise Board's agenda included accepting and filing temporary appropriations for KIPP Tulsa College Preparatory (District E-5) and Under the Canopy Public School District (District E-22), plus the Tulsa City-County Library and Glenpool Area Medical Service District budgets for FY 2026-2027. The board was also scheduled to elect a chairman and vice-chairman. Minutes have not yet been published, so outcomes are not confirmed.

July 13 Board of County Commissioners

The board was scheduled to consider dissolving the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission effective September 2, 2026, and transitioning planning services to County Administration. Other agenda items included a $1,023,394.34 award to Vintage Housing, Inc. for Cardinal Heights senior housing rehabilitation, a budget revision to $8,650,000 for architectural and engineering services for the OSU Extension Building, a $204,076.35 payment to A&A Asphalt Inc. for 91st So HWY 75 to Elwood Ave. construction, and the appointment of Sophie Sallee to the Park Board. Minutes are not yet published.

July 13 Management Conference

An informational session was scheduled with updates from Matthew Spassov (Director of Admin Services), Bill Smiley (Director of Emergency Management), and Sherry Langston (Executive Assistant, District 1) on the BOCC asset tracking system and appointee report. No formal votes were listed.

July 14 Special Meeting and Tax Roll Corrections

A special meeting was called for an executive session to discuss employment actions for the Director of IT, Consulting Manager for IT, and an Infrastructure Engineer II. The Tax Roll Correction Board met the same day to consider complaints of erroneous assessment and petitions for correction, plus approval of June 9 minutes. Minutes are not yet published for either body.

July 15 Special Meeting

The board was scheduled to discuss a JE Dunn summer acceleration proposal for the courthouse project, hold an executive session on IT personnel matters, and address EEOC charge No. 564-2026-02313 (Diane Bileck v. Tulsa County Emergency Management). Minutes are not yet published.

Coming Up

• **July 20, Board of County Commissioners:** Consideration of a $14,035,000 TCIA capital improvements revenue bond agreement, a resolution to create the Tulsa County Planning Commission and Board of Adjustments, a $265,000 reimbursement for the Swift Park Lake & Recreational Access Grant project, a bid opening for 51st Street Roadway Improvements, and a QuikTrip donation of 200 fuel gift cards valued at $8,000.
• **July 20, Budget Board:** Travel and training funds for Matney Ellis ($9,800), Lisa Moore ($9,800), and Diana Castro ($2,500); additional funding for accelerated summer hours on the courthouse renovation; and monthly appropriations for the end of FY 2025-2026 and start of FY 2026-2027.
• **July 22, Criminal Justice Authority:** Reports from the Budget Office, Sheriff Regalado, Jail Administrator Stacie Holloway, Court Services, and the Sales Tax Overview Committee; possible action on the 2027 meeting calendar.
• **July 24, Board of County Commissioners Special Meeting:** Scheduled for 10:00 a.m. in Room 132, Tulsa County Headquarters Building, 218 W. 6th Street. No agenda items listed.
• **July 20, Tulsa County Industrial Authority:** Meeting cancelled.