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Del City council approves routine purchases, contract with youth intervention center and multiple resolutions
Summary
At its July 1 meeting the Del City Council approved routine consent items, a Tyler Technologies software purchase, a $30,000 annual contract with Pivot Incorporated (Community Intervention Center), assessments for abatement costs on two properties, and two CRE site resolutions; all measures passed by unanimous voice votes.
The Del City Council on July 1 approved a series of routine and programmatic measures, including purchases, a service contract for juvenile intervention and applications for community planning assistance.
Among the approved items, the council authorized a purchase of the Tyler Technologies Content Manager suite not to exceed $16,675 and directed the city manager to execute the purchase. Councilmembers voted unanimously to approve the procurement.
The council also approved a contract with Pivot Incorporated (Community Intervention Center) for the period July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2025, not to exceed $30,000 annually and payable quarterly at $7,500. Police leadership described Pivot as a juvenile intake and supervision resource used across the metro; the chief said Del City is the second-largest user in the metro after Oklahoma City. Council asked staff to provide usage numbers.
Council approved assessing abatement cleanup costs totaling $989.08 against two properties under Del City code sections 13‑106 through 13‑114: 1912 Lariat Lane (owner Trent Assets LLC — $419.54) and 3809 Southeast 27th Street (owner Stacy Filippo — $569.54).
The council additionally passed resolutions to apply to the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) Community Economic Resiliency (CRE) program for two candidate sites, Rose Lane and Eagle Lake. City staff said selection would bring roughly $25,000 in planning work from Oklahoma University graduate teams to develop planning materials for future grants or redevelopment.
Other routine votes included consent approval of prior meeting minutes and declaration of surplus items listed in Exhibit A, all passed by unanimous voice vote. The council adjourned at the close of business.
Votes at a glance: Tyler Technologies purchase — approved (unanimous); Pivot Inc. contract — approved (unanimous); abatement assessments — approved (unanimous); CRE resolutions (two sites) — approved (unanimous); surplus items — approved (unanimous).
