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Sperry approves juvenile-detention agreement option and police equipment purchase; recognizes officers

Board of Trustees of the Town of Sperry, Oklahoma · February 12, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved an interagency agreement option with the Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Home (fees of $944.38 per juvenile or a one-time $1,888.76 payment) and authorized a $1,015.20 vest purchase; two officers were recognized.

The board approved Plan #2 of an interagency agreement with the Tulsa Area Community Intervention Center (operated by the Tulsa County Juvenile Detention Home) to provide a short-term retaining facility for arrested juveniles on an "as available" basis. The agreement offers two fee options recorded in the minutes: a one-time payment of $1,888.76 for the first term, or $944.38 for each juvenile admitted. The motion passed unanimously.

Police Chief Nick Mahoney presented the monthly crime report and recognized Officers Jeremiah Mydland and Derek Schmidt with plaques for service. The board also authorized purchase of a bulletproof vest from Safelite Defense for $1,015.20, to be paid from the Police Department savings account.

The minutes record no objections or amendments to the agreement or equipment purchase; implementation details such as start date or operational procedures were not included in the meeting minutes.