Children’s Cabinet launches fiscal map and extends eviction alert to neighboring districts; council asks for deeper fund history and implementation details

Deputy Mayor Crystal Reyes and Impact Tulsa staff updated the committee on the Mayor’s Office of Children, Youth and Families and the newly convened Children’s Cabinet, presenting a fiscal map of public and private dollars for children and youth, an eviction‑alert pilot that links eviction dockets to school liaisons, and planned action alliances on early childhood, workforce readiness and family stability.

Fiscal map and early findings Presenters described the fiscal map as a baseline tool that inventories public and private spending for ages 0–24 from 2019–2023, with a 2024 iteration underway. Initial findings presented to the cabinet included that most public dollars flow through school districts and federal programs; the city’s direct investments were described as a small share of total funding (staff characterized a low…