Purchasing Director at City of Tulsa
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911 CAD Systems Administrator
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Oct 15, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Procurement of a cloud-based shelter foster platform to manage foster programs, volunteer coordination, animal transport, and community assistance for the City of Tulsa Animal Shelter.
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Oct 7, 2026
Oct 28, 2026
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The committee meeting addressed several agenda items, including the reappointment of a member to the Human Rights Commission and a proposed ordinance to close a street as a public way for safety improvements at a local church and school campus. Key discussion focused on a resolution urging the Secretary of the Air Force to select the 138th Fighter Wing in Tulsa as the home for a new F35A fighter squadron. Members also reviewed progress on the construction of an airman center and discussed veteran access to the facility's amenities.
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The City of Tulsa is soliciting proposals for professional services to provide a cloud-based veterinary clinic software solution for the City of Tulsa Animal Shelter.
The City Council meeting addressed various agenda items, including a public hearing regarding a proposed street closure at 1419 North 67th East Avenue and the approval of several special event applications, such as the Faith in Blue event, the October Fest fund run, and the Christ the King Parish picnic. The council also discussed and approved budget amendments for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, including funds related to grant revenues and temporary sales tax projects. Additionally, the council approved donations enabling council members to attend the Aspen Ideas Economy Conference and engaged in discussions regarding sister city programs and the city's True Reads water meter installation program.
The committee meeting focused on several key topics, including the reappointment of a member to the HUD Community Development Committee. Discussion also covered accessibility to meeting information, language barriers in district communication, and the importance of engaging with residents. Additionally, the committee addressed an ordinance adopting a new title regarding independent review and oversight of public safety and held discussions with representatives from various city departments, including animal services, code enforcement, and the fire department, regarding policy implementation, community engagement, and operational feedback loops.
The committee discussed the reappointment of Steve Mitchell to the Tulsa Development Authority. The discussion included a detailed overview of the appointee's professional background, his extensive real estate and business investments in the Tulsa area, and his specific commitments to public schools and community development. Council members engaged in a robust dialogue regarding the appointee's familiarity with specific district boundaries, his historical perspective on economic development projects, and strategies to address food insecurity within disenfranchised communities. The session focused on evaluating the candidate's professional alignment with the authority's goals and his commitment to collaborative governance.
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