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County recognizes employees; MIS moves 911 call handling to cloud, District 3 highlights GIS work
Summary
Oklahoma County recognized May and June employees, including a MIS staffer credited with migrating the 911 call center to a cloud call‑manager platform and a GIS specialist honored for district mapping work and wildfire/flood damage documentation.
Oklahoma County commissioners on June 24 recognized employees for May and June and heard staff describe recent technology and GIS work used across the county.
The MIS department nominated Katrina Seraphim as May's employee of the month. An MIS presenter said Katrina was "instrumental in the migration of our 911 call center on moving them onto the new, cloud platform for call manager," adding that the migration "enables them to essentially be able to operate really anywhere there's an Internet connection." The board approved the employee recognition.
District 3 recognized Tim from the GIS department for developing the county GIS system and incorporating GIS tools into district operations over the past two years. District 3 said Tim pursued GIS‑based solutions to improve traffic tracking and that the district has purchased Novotix software for implementation. The district also credited Tim and staff for developing a map and data collection survey to document recent wildfire and flood damage.
Commissioners approved the employee recognitions by voice vote and took photographs with honorees.
