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COPTA extends mobility-management agreement with Palomar to support domestic violence and trafficking survivors
Summary
Trustees approved a professional services agreement with Oklahoma City Family Justice Center DBA Palomar to provide mobility management access services (estimated revenue $60,000) for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026, continuing a five-year partnership to serve survivors of domestic abuse and human trafficking.
Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority trustees approved a professional services agreement with Oklahoma City Family Justice Center, doing business as Palomar, for mobility management access services with estimated revenue of $60,000, retroactive to July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2026. Staff said COPTA has partnered with Palomar for about five years to provide transportation and related resources for people experiencing domestic abuse and human trafficking, and that usage of the service is growing. The agreement amount is an increase over prior years to meet higher demand tied in part to the MAPS 4 growth in services. Trustees approved the agreement by voice vote after staff described the program and noted the authority’s support for Palomar’s continued work. No votes against or amendments were recorded in the transcript.
