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Sheriff’s Office seeks OHSO Highway Safety funding and issues RFP for communication app
Summary
Cleveland County approved an OHSO Highway Safety application for FY2026 to fund 575+ overtime hours for high‑visibility traffic enforcement and authorized a one‑year RFP for a sheriff’s office Customer Communication Application (Oct. 20, 2025–Oct. 19, 2026).
The Cleveland County Board approved two items for the Sheriff’s Office: issuance of an RFP for a one‑year, non‑encumbered contract for a Customer Communication Application (term Oct. 20, 2025–Oct. 19, 2026) and submission of an Oklahoma Highway Safety Office (OHSO) Highway Safety application for FY2026.
The OHSO application would fund 575 or more overtime hours for high‑visibility traffic enforcement across FY2026, with emphasis on impaired driving and reducing KA crashes in Cleveland County. Both items were approved as part of the consent docket; the minutes record the intent and the enforcement emphasis but do not list vendor names or award decisions.
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