Senior Buyer at City of Tulsa
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A 5-year capital improvement plan for the City of Tulsa covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan outlines proposed capital investments across multiple infrastructure domains including public safety, parks and recreation, cultural facilities, streets and expressways, water, sanitary sewer, flood control, and administrative services, with a focus on renewal of existing assets and supporting economic development.
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A 5-year capital improvement plan for the City of Tulsa covering fiscal years 2027 through 2031. The plan prioritizes infrastructure investments across public safety, parks and recreation, cultural facilities, economic development, streets and expressways, water and sanitary sewer systems, flood control, transit, and administrative support, with a focus on renewal and growth.
The committee meeting addressed several administrative and legislative items. Discussion topics included the reappointment of members to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board and the Tulsa Women's Commission. Legislative actions involved ordinances regarding the closing of a water easement to clear a title for property sale, and the adoption of the 2024 International Existing Building Code and International Plumbing Code to update city ordinances and align with state standards. Additionally, representatives from EMSA provided a statistical overview of heat-related injuries and 911 calls from previous years and the current year, alongside a discussion on operational heat response planning.
The committee meeting addressed several agenda items, including the reappointment of a member to the Tulsa City-County Library Commission. Economic development discussions focused on the 'Peak on the Parkway' project, a $200 million development in North Tulsa, and budget amendments for supplemental appropriations for forensic nursing services, a mobile integrated health care paramedic, animal shelter improvements, and renovations for the Zilker Performing Arts Center. Additionally, the committee discussed Vision Fund surplus projects and economic development priorities for District 9.
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