Tulsa officials discuss upgrading city's flawed parking meter system
4/28/2012
Downtown Tulsa's broken parking meter system can be cited an example of city government 'incompetence,' say some city councilors. |
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Tulsa upgrading employee timekeeping system
4/17/2012
Intensely manual and antiquated, the city's time-and-attendance system is about to be automated, catching up to 2012 technology. |
With 44% of parking meters out of order, Tulsa shopping for a new system, with an eye on rates and hours as well
4/16/2012
City officials will issue a request for proposals in May to have private companies supply new infrastructure, operations and maintenance for Tulsa's broken parking meter system. |
Humane Society of Tulsa and city not on board with pet adoption program
3/22/2012
The city will not partner with the Humane Society of Tulsa for an adoption program that officials had predicted would save the city $600,000 annually. |
Tulsa hires workers compensation consultant
2/8/2012
Mayor Dewey Bartlett said Tuesday that a consultant hired this week can help the city of Tulsa cut its workers compensation costs by half. |
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Tulsa councilors want 311 phone number available more quickly
1/7/2012
Some city councilors think Tulsa should start using a 311 phone number for residents to reach customer services, even though a fully integrated 311 system is two or three years away. |
City's surplus auction includes fleet of vehicles
11/3/2011
Tulsa's twice-yearly surplus auction will grow to three auctions this fiscal year because of the downsizing of the city's fleet of vehicles. |
911 call delays tackled by City Council task force
9/13/2011
911, do you need police, fire or medical? |
A year later, KPMG study's impact on Tulsa lauded
9/4/2011
One year after the KPMG efficiency study of Tulsa's government was publicly released, it has spawned projects expected to generate $28.8 million in savings over five fiscal years. |
Sunday: Tulsa efficiency study finds $28.8 million in savings
9/3/2011
One year after the KPMG efficiency study of Tulsa’s government was publicly released, it has spawned projects expected to generate $28.8 million in savings over five fiscal years. |
