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City manager: county fireworks rule, CodeRed replacement and Bike Park update
Summary
City Manager reported a new fireworks rule affecting the county (not the city), that CodeRed is being replaced by Everbridge through County 911, and that there is a minimal change to the upcoming Bike Park design; staff noted the OML conference dates.
During staff reports on June 16 City Manager Darren Cook told the council that a new fireworks rule applies at the county level and does not change the city's fireworks enforcement. He also reported that the CodeRed alert system is no longer available and that the city is coordinating with Everbridge through County 911 to restore emergency notifications. Cook told the council the planned Bike Park will have a "minimal change" forthcoming and reminded members about the Oklahoma Municipal League conference scheduled Sept. 15-17, 2026 for those interested in attending.
The minutes record these items as staff updates; they do not include further explanation of the fireworks rule text, the timetable for Everbridge migration, budget impacts for the Bike Park, or who will attend the OML conference. Council did not take separate votes on these staff updates during the meeting.
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