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Spring Break, Summer Camps

Nichols Hills, Gaillardia, Quail Creek and The Greens Community Magazine featuring the 2019 Red Tie Night and the American Heart Association Sweethearts.

For information on Camp Olympia, Cafe Fire, Thelma Gaylord Academy, Keystone School, St. Eugene and YMCA spring break and summer camps, see Page 11 & 12.

OKC FRIDAY Vol. 52 No. 43 • Two Sections • 20 Pages March 1, 2019

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P2G: Johnson special needs students to move to Ridgeview By Mike W. Ray Staff Writer Special-needs students who attend Andrew Johnson Elementary School would be shifted to Ridgeview Elementary under the final “Pathway to Greatness” (P2G) realignment plan recommended by Oklahoma City Public

Schools Supt. Sean McDaniel. District records show that almost one-fourth of the pupils enrolled at Johnson in school year 2016-17 were special education students, many with multiple disabilities. That rate was the highest among all elementary schools in the Oklahoma City district.

Cathy Cummings, vice mayor of The Village, previously expressed concern about the fate of specialneeds students who attend Johnson Elementary. The school, at 1810 Sheffield Road, is in Cummings’ Ward 4 and will be shuttered at the end of this school year. OKCPS board member Charles Henry indicated he

has reservations about McDaniel’s plan for Johnson. “I’m concerned” whether Johnson’s special needs children “will be served at the highest level at Ridgeview,” he said. Johnson’s faculty includes an occupational therapist and a speech pathologist, and the school’s doors have been widened to

accommodate wheelchairs, Henry noted. “The level of support at Ridgeview will be excellent,” McDaniel pledged. Special-needs teachers and classes at Johnson will move to Ridgeview alongside the students, he said. Johnson is one of 15 See P2G, Page 3

Airbnbs outlawed in Village, NHills By Mike W. Ray Staff Writer

Legend of Gene Rainbolt

- Photo by Rose Lane

Gene Rainbolt threw a party for his 90th birthday and brought Willie Nelson onboard to perform. Underwritten entirely by Rainbolt, the event benefited cancer research. Above: Don Prescott, Clarke Abbey, Dr. Steve Prescott, Willie Nelson and Gene Rainbolt. At left: Willie Nelson takes the stage. For more photos, see Pages 7 & B1.

Although Oklahoma City recently adopted rules governing homesharing services such as Airbnb, Nichols Hills and The Village both forbid short-term rentals. A Nichols Hills ordinance decrees that “home office use” in a residential zoning district does not allow “hotel, bed and breakfast or other similar uses serving transient guests for compensation at the dwelling unit.” “Ever since short-term

rentals (STR’s) became popular, we have had a handful in Nichols Hills,” City Councilwoman Sody Clements said. Initially the STR’s “were OK, families visiting grandparents, for example; that was no big deal,” she said. “But then we began getting complaints from neighbors – and apparently this is happening nationwide – of people renting a property, having a wild, loud party, and leaving trash all over the yard.” See AIRBNBS, Page 7

Oklahoma Senior Follies looking for performers who are over 55 Auditions for the Oklahoma Senior Follies are set for Saturday, March 30, 6:30-9:30 p.m. and Sunday, March 31, from 2-5 p.m. at the Fellowship Hall of Putnam City Christian Church, 4215 North Grove Ave., Warr Acres. Interested persons over 55 years of age should prepare an act they would like to perform in the

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Follies, which will be a Ziegfeld-type variety show format this year. Appointments may be made by leaving a voicemail with name, telephone number and time constraints (if any) with director Sheridan McMichael at 619-8912. Founded in 2011 by Bobbie Burbridge Lane, this will be the ninth year of the Follies extravaganza,

The cast of the 2018 Senior Follies performs the finale.

which features many senior stars of stage, screen and radio. The mission of the Follies is “to promote,

Dog of the Week

Phoebe Grace is the OKC Philharmonic’s Susan Webb and her husband Nate’s new puppy. “Today she grabbed FRIDAY out of a stack of papers and carried it over to the puppy rug,” Susan said. “It made us laugh at her determination.” Email Dog of the Week, Baby of the Week and Cat of the Week submissions to rose@okcfriday.com. Submissions are used in the order they are received.

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encourage and stimulate the social and active lives of Oklahoma seniors”. It will again part-

ner with the Alzheimer’s Association. Performances are at 7 p.m. on June 1

and at 2 p.m. on June 2 in the Kirkpatrick Auditorium at OCU, 2501 N. Blackwelder.

Four file for Village Council By Mike W. Ray Staff Writer David Bennett filed unopposed for another term as the Ward 1 representative on The Village City Council, and George Colbert filed unopposed for the Ward 2 seat. Two candidates, Adam Graham and Jane Lowther, are vying for the Ward 3 post. Bennett, 65, has served six consecutive terms on the council; he was first elected in 2007. He retired after 30 years in the Army Reserve and teaches col-

lege-level business courses. Colbert, 42, has been active in civic affairs. He served on the citizens review committee for Tax Increment Finance District 4, and on the municipal parks steering committee arising from the $10.38 million capital improvements bond issue last year. Colbert will replace C. Scott “Bubba” Symes, who is stepping down after 16 years as the Ward 2 councilman. Graham, 25, is the managing See FILINGS, Page 3

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Students

Hall Academic Bowl Team exceeds expectations at state T he Heritage Hall Academic Bowl team closed out its season with a strong showing at the state tournament, a double-elimination tournament featuring each of the area-wide tournament finalists. Led by seniors Benjamin Bowen, Jacob Livesay (team captain), Elise Sanders and Aneirin Truong, the team exceeded expectations with a second place finish. Going into the State tournament, based on

by Jacob Livesay

HALL HAPPENINGS its scoring average from previous tournaments, Heritage Hall was expected to finish fourth. However, the team turned in its highest-scoring tournament of the season – defeating Plainview, previously

undefeated Bishop McGuinness, and number one seed Cascia Hall – to advance to the finals versus Bridge Creek. Though Heritage Hall came up short in the final round, Coach Robert Ring was pleased with the team’s performance. In its short, but rich threeyear history, the Heritage Hall Academic Bowl team has earned two state runner-up titles and a state championship, no small feats

Heritage Hall Academic Bowl Team includes Coach Robert Ring, Ben Bowen ‘19, Katie Curran ‘21, Jacob Livesay ‘19, Sarah Curran ‘21, Aneirin Truong ‘19, Sam Ring ‘21 and Elise Sanders ‘19.

for such a young program. “Although we lost four starters to graduation and competed with a new lineup this year, we continued our successful run by making it to the state finals for a third consecutive year – a huge accomplishment,” Ring said. “At

state, after losing to McGuinness at Regionals and Area, our team did an outstanding job to secure big wins over McGuinness and Cascia Hall to advance to the finals.” “While our senior leadership carried the team, we also had some strong younger players

showcase their talent. Our wins were always due to a solid team effort, which is what you want to see as a coach.” Once again, Ring will lose four staters to graduation, but with young talent poised to step up, he looks for continued success next season. Go, Chargers!

New Panthers welcomed at luncheon

ere at PC North one of our main goals as a school and as a community is to be inclusive.

One of the many ways we’ve incorporated new students this year is through a program called the new

student luncheon. This is for new students that come to North during the middle of the year, and is an opportunity to get to know some of the leaders of the school, while also enjoying some lunch. The luncheon is put on by the members of Link Crew and was orchestrated by Brittani Phillips, the SUN advisor. “We put on the luncheon so that those who are new to North and start sometime during the school year are able to make a smooth transition,” junior and Link Crew member Sarah Lowder said. One of the other main goals of the event is to inform students of everything they need to know but may not have been told. “The luncheon is an event where we invite all new students to have lunch with us and is a great way to connect with Link leaders.” said Philips. “We try to help See, PCN, Page 8

by Hannah Clermont

PANTHER PROGRESS

From Page One

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FILINGS From Page 1

FRIDAY in Belfast Tom Lippert’s Bucket List adventure took OKC FRIDAY to an intimate dinner and concert with Van Morrison at the Europa Hotel in Belfast, Ireland. “Into the Mystic” with Ruth and Jimmy Sallis (left) and Mary and Tom Lippert.

partner of 46 Creative, an Oklahoma Citybased marketing and public relations firm, and is a legislative assistant at the State Capitol. Lowther, 67, is a retired school teacher and a long-time resident of The Village who has been a volunteer worker at local festivals. The winner in Ward 3 will succeed Stan Alexander, a retired insurance agent who has held the Ward 3 post on four separate occasions for a total of almost 34 years. The election in Ward 3 is set for April 2 and is open to all registered, qualified voters of the entire community. All three newly elected City Council members will take office on May 6. The Village City Council members serve two-year terms and receive $25 per month in compensation.

P2G From Page 1 schools targeted for closure in P2G. The building is 68-years-old; average daily attendance in the 2016-17 school year was 203.3 students, third lowest among the district’s 54 elementary schools; and test scores have been abysmal for at least three consecutive years. There is wide disparity in teacher-student ratios throughout the OKCPS district, McDaniel said. “In some cases we have one teacher for 14 kids, while one 4th grade class has 42 kids.” Class sizes at Johnson average 16 students, district records show. One-third of available instructional capacity in the Oklahoma City school district is vacant, particularly among elementary schools. It costs $2 million annually to maintain underutilized schools, McDaniel said. “We cannot continue to maintain buildings that are half-empty.” Utilization rates of schools that survive the P2G realignment are projected to climb from 66 percent to 84 percent. Johnson is expected to be “repurposed” as an early-childhood center, McDaniel said. Also in Fridayland, Britton Elementary, at 1215 NW 95th, is slated to become a “targeted transformation site.” A leadership team will be assigned to the school to elevate its low academic performance, McDaniel said. Britton Elementary received grades of “F” every year on its “report card” in school years 2013-16, OKCPS records reflect. Under P2G, West

- Photo by Mike W. Ray

OKCPS Supt. Sean McDaniel outlines his final recommendations for the district’s ambitious Pathway to Greatness plan. He was assisted in his presentation by Scott Randall, the district’s chief operations officer. Nichols Hills Elementary School, 8400 N. Greystone, would become an “application” middle school for Belle Isle fifth and sixth graders. That means parents/ guard-ians would have to apply to get their children admitted to the school, according to Arely Martin, the OKCPS media relations manager. Another change proposed in P2G is the “reconfiguration” of Greystone Elementary, at 2401 NW 114th Terrace. Greystone, which currently serves students in pre-K through sixth grade, would be renamed John Marshall Middle School and would serve students in grades 5 through 8.

In addition, Nichols Hills Elementary, 1301 W Wilshire; Quail Creek Elementary, 11700 Thornridge Road; Ridgeview Elementary, 10010 Ridgeview Drive; and Britton Elementary, all would be reconfigured to accommodate students in pre-kindergarten through fourth grade. All four of those are now conventional elementary schools whose student body consists of children in pre-K through sixth grade. In a related P2G change, students promoted from those four elementary schools would advance to John Marshall Middle School (formerly Greystone). Operational and

staffing efficiency savings estimated at $4 million annually from P2G would be used to provide STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) space in every elementary school, offer access to science labs to all students in grades 5-12, reduce class sizes in kindergarten through sixth grade, provide assistant principals to support teachers in every school, provide more school nurses and create “ideal” sizes in nearly all Oklahoma City public schools, McDaniel said. P2G is intended to “help us prepare our students for life and for a career,” McDaniel said. “We have pockets of excellence,” but “we have to deliver a quality education for all of our kids at a higher level,” he said. “The status quo is not acceptable.” The OKCPS board will vote on McDaniel’s P2G recommendations on Monday.

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Sports Weekly BASKETBALL | 3A, 4A REGIONAL ROUNDUP

Chargers, Bears a win away from state Thanks to a pair of regional championships, the Heritage Hall and John Marshall boys basketball teams are a win away from the Class 4A state tournament. The second-ranked Chargers face Elgin this Friday at 8 p.m. in the Area II final at Midwest City. The No. 3 Bears travel to Catoosa for the Area III championship game this Friday at 8 p.m. against Lincoln Christian. A loss puts either or both teams in the consolation final at 8 p.m.

Saturday with a state berth also on the line. No. 9 Mount St. Mary made a run through the consolation bracket to reach the Area III tournament where they faced Douglass on Thursday at Catoosa. A win puts the Rockets in the consolation semifinal against the SoutheastTulsa Central winner at 3 p.m. Friday followed by the final Saturday against the John Marshall-Lincoln Christian loser. The McGuinness girls also competed in

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an Area II consolation game on Thursday against Tuttle at Midwest City. A win advances the Irish to the consolation semifinal at 1:30 p.m. Friday against the Plainview-Byng winner. The final is set for 6:30 p.m. Saturday against the Newcastle-Elgin loser. Complete brackets are available at www.ossaa.com. REGIONAL RESULTS Chargers run over Plainview: Heritage Hall (25-0) cruised through its regional tournament with a 72-39 win against Plainview in the final last Saturday and a 68-49 triumph over Newcastle in the opener on Thursday. Four Chargers scored in double figures against Plainview, with Trey Alexander scoring a team-high 23 points. Will McDonald finished with 14 points, while Phillip Smitherman netted 11 points and Michael McLaughlin added 10 points. Alexander also led the way over Newcas-

tle with 27 points and Melvin Swindle chipped in 13 points. Bears cruise past Southeast: John Marshall overpowered Southeast 78-38 last Saturday night in Cleveland to win a regional title. Patrick Garrett corralled 26 points and 18 rebounds to lead the Bears (214). Corey Coleman finished with 23 points and Steve David added 14 points. Coleman and Garrett switched spots in a 49-47 victory over host Cleveland in Thursday’s opener, with Coleman scoring 11 points and Garrett posting 10 points. Newcastle tops Irish girls in final: Held to just 12 points by halftime, the McGuinness girls suffered a 43-35 loss to Newcastle last Saturday in a regional tournament final at Heritage Hall. Maddie McClurg paced the No. 15 Irish with 12 points and Presley Parker contributed 11 points. McClurg also netted 19 points to lead the way in a 47-44 win over Plainview in the semifinals on Thursday. Rockets run through consolation bracket: Mount St. Mary shook off a surprising district loss to win three straight to claim the regional consolation title. The Rockets (21-4) got avenged that district loss to Victory Christian with a 39-29 win on Saturday at Cleveland. The Mount rolled to a 52-35 win over host Cleveland in Friday’s consolation semifinal, behind 13 points from Cedric Rollerson and 12 each from Lorenzo Jones and Ean Heise. Rollerson also led the way with 21 point in an opening 51-36 win against Harrah on Thursday.

John Marshall’s Patrick Garrett, right, scored 26 points and grabbed 18 rebounds in the Bears’ 78-38 win over Southeast to claim a Class 4A regional tournament championship.

- Photo by Richard Clifton, rtcdigitalimages.zenfolio.com

Irish fall to Newcastle in conso final: A five-point scoring drought in the third quarter doomed the McGuinness boys in a 67-54 loss to Newcastle in the regional consolation final last Saturday at Heritage Hall. Ford Collier netted 16 points and Patrick Sullivan added 15 points for the Irish (17-10). McGuinness rolled to a 63-36 win over Tulsa McLain in a consolation semifinal behind Sullivan’s team-high 20 points. Jason Nolan scored 13 points and Sullivan posted 10 points in a 65-56 loss to No. 19 Plainview in the regional semifinal on Thursday. Riverside clips Knights in conso final: Crossings Christian ended up on the short end of the revenge stick with a 60-51 loss to Riverside last Saturday in a 3A regional consolation final at North Rock Creek. The Knights (18-8) beat Riverside in a district matchup on Feb. 16. Daniel Koonce posted a team-best 18 points and Cooper Gudell added 10 points in the setback. Gudell led three players in double figured with 15 points in a 72-42 win over Kiefer in Friday’s

semifinal. Reid Lovelace scored 11 points and Cort Travis added 10 points. Crossings also suffered a 52-43 loss to Washington in a regional semifinal on Thursday, paced by Koonce and Travis with 11 points each and Lovelace with 10. Cache ends season for Eagle boys: The Harding Charter Prep boys saw their season end with a 7060 loss to Cache last Friday in regional consolation semifinal at Kingfisher. Cayman McKinney scored 22 points and Diego Toca added 21 points for the Eagles (13-15). Toca led the way with 26 points in a 6558 win over Cushing on Thursday in the consolation opener, and Tre LaDay chipped in 19 points. The Harding Prep girls (14-13), meanwhile, suffered a season-ending 55-37 loss to Cushing in the consolation opener on Thursday. Plainview too much for Charger girls: The Heritage Hall girls’ difficult season came to an end on Friday in a 42-30 loss to Plainview in a consolation semifinal last Friday. Story continued at www.okcfriday.com.

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WRESTLING ROUNDUP

HH’s Park wins 3rd title Heritage Hall’s Val Park reached rarified air last Saturday night at State Fair Arena. The senior won his third straight Class 4A state individual wrestling championship with a 3-0 decision over Tuttle’s Bryce Dauphin at 138 pounds. He also beat Dauphin at the West regional tournament. Park was also one of seven other Fridayland wrestlers to reach the podium. Deer Creek boasted five of the group finish in the top-4 of each weight class, including

silver medals by Micah Lugafet and Carson Savage. Lugafet suffered a 9-4 loss over Choctaw’s Gabe Johnson in the final at 145 pounds, while Savage was on the short end of an 11-10 decision against Mustang’s Judson Rowland in the 195-pound championship match. The duo also helped the Antlers to fourth place in the 6A team standings. Cade Manion earned a bronze medal with a 9-2 win over Seth Jones of Sand Springs in the 126-

pound consolation final for third place. Jason Gilbert and Bobby Robinson lost their consolation final matches to finish fourth at 113 and 132 pounds, respectively. McGuinness’ Dane Farris secured a bronze medal at 195 pounds with an 11-2 win over Skiatook’s Devin Wilson in his 5A consolation final. Deer Creek’s other qualifiers ended their seasons with losses in the early rounds, with Parker Wright and Tim Trigg reaching the consolation semifinals at 138 and 152

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at 126 pounds, Will Dumifan at 145 pounds and Jack Christ at 182 pounds. Brandon Burke led a

Kian Stappe and Brennan Wade each finished fourth at 132 and 160 pounds respectively.

Casady’s Nick Armoudian celebrates after beating Houston Episcopal’s James Ogunrin.

trio of consolation final winners at 120 pounds. Brooks Talton finished third at 138 pounds, along with heavyweight C.J. Little. Little’s win helped the Cyclones secure enough points to finish third in the team standings.

Heritage Hall’s Val Park, left, is crowned state champion for a third straight, after beating Tuttle’s Bryce Dauphin in the 138-pound final on Saturday night.

pounds, respectively, while Clayton Knapp fell in a first-round consolation match. Heritage Hall’s Cole Allen also advanced

the consolation semifinals at 120 pounds. PC North’s Ahmed Alserafi (126 pounds), Tre Harley (170) and Juan Macedo (285)

reached “wrestle-in” matches but lost to miss out on the eightman field in each of their weight classes. – By Jason Jewell

BASKETBALL | 6A REGIONAL ROUNDUP

Armoudian grapples way to gold Casady’s wrestling and boys soccer teams, along with both basketball squads, showed well at the 2019 Southwest Preparatory Conference Winter Championships in the DallasFort Worth area. Senior Nick Armoudian repeated as an SPC champion with a gold medal in the 220-pound division with a victory over St. John’s Harrison Fernelius in the championship match. Along with his two individual titles, Armoudian is also a 3time All-SPC honoree and compete last weekend at the National Prep Championship where he defeated a familiar opponent in James Ogunrin from Houston Episcopal. Four other Cyclone wrestlers earned silver medals, including Jonah Craine at 106 pounds, Parker Gwin

- Photos by Kimberly Richelle, www.CRPics.com

Soccer The boys soccer team suffered a 2-1 loss in penalty kicks to Kinkaid to finish fourth in the team standings. Yair Rojo scored Casady’s only goal in regulation. Story continued at www.okcfriday.com.

Panthers, Antlers still standing Three of four Fridayland basketball teams are still alive in the Class 6A playoffs, after regional tournaments last weekend. Both Deer Creek squads, along with the PC North boys, compete in consolation brackets at area tournaments this Thursday through Saturday. The Deer Creek boys take on Edmond Santa Fe at 8 p.m. Friday in Yukon, with the winner to face the Edmond MemorialMidwest City loser in the area consolation final at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in Mustang. The Panther boys battle Tulsa Union at 8 p.m. Friday in Claremore, with the winner advancing to the consolation final at 6 p.m. Saturday in Skiatook against the Sand Springs-Sapulpa loser. Meanwhile, the

Antler girls faced off against Norman at 8 p.m. last Thursday at Edmond North. With a win, they advance to the consolation final at 1:30 p.m. Saturday against the Edmond Santa Fe-Choctaw loser at Western Heights. REGIONAL RESULTS Antlers fall in title games: After securing opening round wins, both Deer Creek squads suffered losses in regional title games at Norman North last Saturday. The Deer Creek boys fell behind early in the first quarter and never recovered in an 84-48 loss to host Norman North in their west regional championship game. Baron Hopgood led the way with 11 points. The No. 12 Antlers (15-10) also got 14 points from Hopgood and 13 points each from Miles Slater and Zach Tretheway in a 51-46 over Yukon in the opener.

The 10th-ranked Deer Creek girls (169), meanwhile, suffered a 52-43 loss to the Timberwolves in the regional final, behind Bri Scott’s 14 points and Skylar Vann’s 11 points. The duo also led the way in a 56-40 win over Southmoore on Thursday, with Scott netting 19 points and Vann scoring 17 points. Tulsa Washington edges Panthers: PC North couldn’t overcome early deficit in a 77-70 loss to host Tulsa Washington last Saturday night in an east regional title game. Micah Thomas paced the No. 16 Panthers (12-11) with 34 points and Tobias Roland added 10 points. They also cruised to an 87-68 win over Stillwater on Friday in the opening round with Thomas scoring a team-best 32 points. Roland netted 15 points and Josh Nwankwo chipped in 10. Story continued at www.okcfriday.com.

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CALENDAR EVENTS FUNDRAISERS

March 27 • Time Out for PAL

The OKC Police Athletic League (PAL) cordially invites you enjoy a luncheon full of good times, good friends and spirited camaraderie. Hear the mission of PAL and meet some of the children & educators directly influenced by “Cops Helping Kids Succeed!” Longtime PAL supporter Sam Presti, OKC Thunder General Manager, will deliver the keynote message from 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church.

AUTO SHOW

March 8-10 • Auto Show

The Oklahoma City International Auto Show will be the first auto show to produce and exhibit a full-size concept car model for this year’s event. The concept car will be on display at the Bennett Event Center at the Oklahoma State Fair Park in Oklahoma City. The show is open on Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Attendees will have the experience of enjoying the show under one roof with immediate access to all of the exhibits and events. Those interested in purchasing tickets are encouraged to go to okcautoshow. org for additional information. E-tickets are also available on the Oklahoma City Auto Show website.

CONCERTS

March 1-2 • The Sounds of Simon and Garfunkel

March 7-9 • OCU Broadway Revue

Oklahoma City University’s American Spirit Dance Company will celebrate American dance from Broadway to Hollywood as they present the spring Broadway Revue at OCU’s Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center. This year the OCU Starettes will kick off the show with a routine worthy of a performance at Radio City Music Hall, directed by Jo Rowan. The audience will get a taste of the Wild West, with a balletic number set to Aaron Copland’s iconic “Rodeo” score. All of the dances and more from film, ballet and musicals are part of this year’s Broadway Revue, featuring the professional performers of tomorrow. OCU’s Ann Lacy School of American Dance and Entertainment has been named the No. 1 BFA dance program in the nation by OnStage. Show times are 8 p.m. March 7 and 8 and 2 p.m./8 p.m. March 9. For tickets, call (405) 208-5227 or visit okcu.edu/tickets.

of a generation. The classic songs of Simon and Garfunkel are brought to life through arrangements for orchestra performed by the OKCPHIL with guest vocalists A.J. Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle. Michael Krajewski conducts this tribute, featuring the beloved duo’s greatest hits, including Sounds of Silence, Scarborough Fair, Mrs. Robinson, Cecilia, A Hazy Shade of Winter and many more. It is sure to leave you feelin’ groovy at the Civic Center. Tickets are available by calling (405) 842-5387, or online at okcphil.org.

THEATRE

March 5-10 • ‘A Bronx Tale’

Broadway’s hit crowdpleaser is bursting with high-energy dance numbers and original doo-wop tunes from Alan Menken, the songwriter of Beauty and the Beast. A Bronx Tale is an unforgettable story of loyalty and family. Showing at the Civic Center.

THIS WEEKEND

Theirs was the harmony

March 2 • Dr. Seuss Day

Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday, his wonderful books and the earth at the Myriad Botanical Gardens at the Crystal Bridge from 10 a.m. to noon. The Cat In the Hat, will be there to read stories and tell fun Dr. Seuss facts. Kids can learn from the Lorax about how to take care of our animal and plant friends while visiting the special Oklahoma City Zoo visitors. There will also be Dr. Seuss inspired crafts and a fun photo op area.

March 3 • Made in Oklahoma

The third annual Made in Oklahoma event will highlight some of the best local Oklahoma businesses, artists, products, from around the state, wine tastings from Oklahoma wineries, food trucks, live music featuring The Fonts Band and more. Admission is free with a non-perishable food item or $4 for ages 12 & up without donation. Under 12 is free. Parking is free. All ages are welcome at the Farmer’s Public Market from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Mother of the Year

renda Sue McDaniel has been selected as Oklahoma’s 2019 Mother of the Year. McDaniel is the former First Lady of Oklahoma City University, where she served as a surrogate mother for the 2,700 students on campus for nearly a decade, becoming the only first lady in the school’s history to have a building named after her. She and her college sweetheart, Tom McDaniel, have been married for sixty years this June. They have five grandkids, two daughters-in-law, and three grown sons, including me. McDaniel was selected for the award by the American Mother’s Association. The American Mother’s Association is a nationwide organization that was conceived by Anna Reeves Jarvis, a community organizer during the Civil War era, who came up with the idea for honoring mothers to help heal the divisions created by the Civil War. The first official Mother’s Day was held on May 10, 1908. Then in 1914, President Woodrow Wilson issued a Presidential proclamation establishing Mother’s Day as a national holiday. Eleanor Roosevelt took up the

cause in 1931 when she was First Lady of New York. She helped establish a nationwide program to honor mothers in every state. Four years later, the first National Mother of the Year was awarded to Lucy Keen Johnson from Georgia, a widowed mother of six who was Dean of Women at Wesleyan College, the world’s oldest college for women. The Oklahoma chapter of American Mothers is very active in the national organization. Lela Bennett Sullivan, Connell Branan and Carrie Leonard all serve on the National Board of Directors. Governor Bill Anoatubby of the Chickasaw Nation and former First Lady of Oklahoma Cathy Keating both serve on the National Advisory Board. Brenda McDaniel was born Brenda Sue Bockelman in Slapout, Oklahoma, to a semi-pro baseball player and his school teacher wife. She graduated from Laverne High School, attended college at Northwestern Oklahoma State

University in Alva, and graduated from the University of Oklahoma. After getting married, McDaniel put her husband Tom through law school as an elementary school teacher in the Oklahoma City Public Schools. She then earned a masters and taught learning disabilities in Alva and Edmond Public Schools. Along the way, she sold real estate and served as alumni director for Northwestern, where she would later return as First Lady. McDaniel has been just as busy outside of work, volunteering as PTA President, Cub Scout Leader, Boy Scout Leader, AAU Track Coach, Methodist Youth Fellowship Leader, and High School Booster Club President. She has served on the board of directors for the Oklahoma Arts Council, Allied Arts and the Civic Center. But, if you ask McDaniel what she is most proud of, she always says it’s raising three sons with a heart to serve others. Brenda McDaniel has dedicated her life to supporting her family, serving her community, and making the world better for everyone around her. Congratulations, Mom, on being named Oklahoma’s 2019 Mother of the Year.

Tickets on sale for 5th annual Shine A Light Gala Tickets are on sale for the 5th annual Shine a Light which will take place on Thursday, May 2 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. at the Downtown Embassy Suites. Proceeds from the event benefit Sunbeam Family Services to support the nonprofit’s mission. “As this year’s chair, I am honored to help raise awareness for Sunbeam and its important mission,” said Sue Ann Arnall, president of the Arnall Family Foundation. “Sunbeam has been an anchor in our community for decades and a bright future for them means a bright future for those in need of their services.” Each year, Sunbeam provides wraparound services to nearly

15,000 Oklahomans to break the cycle of generational poverty and help them learn, grow, heal and thrive. The annual Shine a Light gala will celebrate accomplishments of the past and cast vision for the future of Sunbeam Family Services while shining a light on how the community can help Sunbeam serve Oklahoma’s vulnerable children, families and seniors. This year, Sunbeam will recognize Jennie and Ric Penner as its 2019 Aspire Award recipients. The Aspire Award is presented annually by Sunbeam to Oklahomans who have made significant contributions to support the nonprofit’s mission. Previous Aspire Award winners

include: Ray Bitsche, Patrick and Barbara Hill, Ray and Pat Potts and Sandy Trudgeon. Tickets for Shine a Light start at $150. Event and table sponsorships are also available. For more information, or to purchase a sponsorship or tickets, visit ShineALightOKC.org or call (405) 609-8994. Shine A Light Radiant Sponsors: The Inasmuch Foundation; Brilliant Sponsors: Arnall Family Foundation, Express Employment Professionals, McLaughlin Family Foundation, Mercedes-Benz of Oklahoma City, Nedra Funk, Oklahoma Gas & Electric, Jennie and Ric Penner and Trust Company of Oklahoma; Shimmer Sponsors:

American Fidelity Foundation, BancFirst, Griffin Communications, Barbara and Patrick Hill, Hogan Taylor, Jean and David McLaughlin, Paycom, Mark Potts, Kate and John Spaid, Phyllis and Roger Stong, Randy Thurman, Total Environment and Shannon and Tony Welch. This event is also made possible by the Shine A Light Planning Committee: Erin Brewer, Tiffany Cooper, Lindsay Laird, Sarah Roberts, Jeanette Stanton, Phyllis Stong and Becky Taylor. Sunbeam’s mission is to provide people of all ages with help, hope and the opportunity to succeed through early childhood, foster care, counseling and senior services.

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Hats off to the 90 and over! Seven nonagenarians were honored with medals during Gene Rainbolt’s 90th birthday party. In photos, clockwise, starting at left, are: Barry Switzer, nonagenarian Elaine Edwards and Carl and Susan Edwards; nonagenarian Dick Sias; nonagenarians Dr. William and June Parry; and Nancy and Andy Coats congratulating the group. Not pictured are nonagenarians Josephine Freede, Joan Gilmore and Gene Rainbolt. For more on the party, see Page B1.

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Just such an incident occurred in Nichols Hills late last year when an out-ofstate homeowner rented his house in Nichols Hills to a group of young people who held a party that reportedly got out of hand. “It’s too bad those things occur, because the legitimate owners and users of STR’s had a good thing going,” Clements said. “But, as they say, a few bad apples ruin the whole bunch. The property owners are often out-oftown owners and aren't aware of what effect it has on the neighbors. That’s why we elected to prohibit STRs.” “The City received some complaints over the past few months and we responded by sending Code Enforcement to investigate,” City Manag-

er Shane Pate said. “There were three, maybe four, houses in Nichols Hills that previously were listed on Airbnb, but we sent notices to the homeowners,” Pate said. “All but one of them pulled their advertisements. We issued a citation to the exception and he paid a fine.” Airbnbs also are banned in The Village, City Manager Bruce Stone said. The City Code mandates that in A-1 single family residential districts in The Village, single-family dwellings “are restricted to family members related by blood or marriage, except that a maximum of two (2) unrelated persons will be permitted.” Linda (Mrs. James B.) Lowe, who lives in Oklahoma City, near Wilshire Boulevard and May Avenue, contends that area residents ought to be notified when their neighbors intend to

rent their house to strangers. “We should be advised and have a chance to respond” to such an event, she said. Since little or nothing is known about the background and character of the short-term renters, “I’m concerned about the potential for trouble,” she said. Lowe said a house next door to the east of her and another two doors to the west have both been used as short-term rental units. Effective Feb. 14, Oklahoma City began collecting hotel and sales taxes on homes rented out to Airbnb customers. “When you collect taxes in this way, you recognize that the property is being used as a business,” Lowe said. “But our neighborhood is zoned R(esidential)-1.” The Lowes have a condominium in Grandmark in Nichols Hills “and we don’t rent it out.”

Broadway Revue The OCU Starettes will kick off the show with a routine worthy of a performance at Radio City Music Hall as Oklahoma City University’s American Spirit Dance Company will celebrate American dance from Broadway to Hollywood during the spring Broadway Revue. Show times are 8 p.m. March 7 and 8 and 2 and 8 p.m. March 9. For tickets, call 208-5227 or visit okcu.edu/tickets.

OKC approves home sharing rules The Oklahoma City Council has approved new rules for residents who rent houses, apartments and bedrooms to guests using home sharing services like Airbnb. The rules went into effect Feb. 14. The rules for home sharing require people offering rentals to get a $24 annual license. The rules also require the properties to have working smoke detectors, fire extinguishers and carbon monoxide detectors. Hosts whose property for rent is not their primary residence must also get a special exception from the Board of Adjustment. The filing fee is $300 and the exceptions may be granted for up to 10 years. All hosts in Historic Preservation (HP) districts must also get the special exception from the Board of Adjustment and pay the $300 filing fee. Hosts in HP districts must occupy the property as their primary residence and be on site during the time of the rental. Hosts citywide who as of Jan. 15 had already rented a property to a guest don’t have to get the special exception for that property, including hosts for HP district properties. However, the new $24 annual license will still be required. Everyone who rents a home, apartment or bedroom to guests using a home sharing site must also pay applicable hotel taxes to the City and sales taxes to the Oklahoma Tax Commission. Hosts may not rent the home, apartment or bedroom to guests for more than 30 consecutive days to each renter. Hosts also must comply with all applicable City building and fire codes.

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Students

Irish attend Rose Day to promote sanctity of life

ampus Minister Kelly Allen, Joe Welch and several senior students attended Rose Day at the State Capitol last week. That is the beginning of the new legislative

session to promote and support the lives of unborn babies by meeting with their state senators and representatives and presenting them red roses, which represent the sanctity of the

unborn. • Freshman Ashley Hill was accepted to Columbia University’s summer program in Law; Introduction To Trial Advocacy. • McGuinness hosted Curriculum Night last week for all incoming freshmen who are interested in attending our school next year. Students were able to tour the classrooms, visit with teachers and get all their academic and financial questions answered. The final day of freshmen registration is Monday, March 4th with students who have last names beginning with OZ. Hope to see you there! • Congratulations to the Academic Team on their 5th place finish at the State Tournament at Redlands Community College on Saturday, Feb 2nd. Every game that the team played at the

Congratulations to the Academic Team on their 5th place finish at the State Tournament at Redlands Community College on Saturday Feb 2nd. Every game that the team played at the tournament was decided by three questions or less (out of 60 questions.) Team members at the State Tournament were, from left: Front row, Brandon Dang, Max Kriegel, Sabrina Lopez and Cailin Harrington; and back - Matthew Popielec, Jack Turk, Luke Schwartz, Sang Nguyen, Denzel Akuffo and Michael Dwerlkotte. tournament was decided by three questions or less (out of 60 questions.) • Junior Elizabeth Geist was awarded the UCO Award at the Edmond Fine Art Academy’s 2019 Statewide Youth Impressions Juries Art Show. There were over 600 submis-

sions from across the State. Elizabeth submitted 2 pieces that she created in a BMCHS art class. “Devon Building” was created with charcoal pencil. The winning piece, “Rose” is a linoleum cut and then printed piece. She was

proud to represent BMCHS’s wonderful art program! • Finally, the Bishop McGuinness Alumni Association will host the 11th annual Bingo Night on Saturday, March 2 at 5:30 p.m. Visit our website at www.bmchs.org for more information.

JM Bears celebrate Black History Month

ifteen senior men attended the Black Male Summit at Rose State College. This was the first

by Elise Butler

Delanoe Kessee performing a rap at the Black History assembly.

JM JOURNAL time Rose State hosted this event. The seniors got a tour of the campus and listened to several black entrepreneurs and educators. The goal of the conference was to excite our young, black men about attending and completing college. “I enjoyed listening from young men that were in my shoes just a little over 10 years ago and overcame obstacles to be successful,” Terry Parker, a senior who attended the event,

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said. “It gave me hope.” The theme of the Black history program Remember, Educate, Celebrate. Sponsored by staff member Jshontai Anglin, the program was a great success. This year each student wrote and performed their own work.

We had the honor of having Marilyn Luper, daughter of Clara Luper, as our guest speaker. A fashion show, raps, and spoken word poetry were just a few of the many acts within the show. It was a great celebration for a very special month.

the new students out by telling them who their counselor or principal is, and what kind

of organizations they can join.” The hope with the luncheon is that there aren’t any students walking through our hallways confused or lost in any way. The luncheon is not a new tradition to North, but it hasn’t been put on in many years. It is always held in A111, and Link Crew is hoping to start having one every month starting this fall. They have only been able to have one this year, in January, but are hoping to hold a couple more by the end of the school year. The new student luncheon is a great way to make sure students feel at home in their new school and a proactive attempt to avoid the “new kid” awkwardness that seems to always accompany someone when moving schools. While new students are not required to attend, hopefully they choose to.

Religion

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Christians prepare for Lenton season Spring is eagerly anticipated, as many people look forward to enjoying the great outdoors once more. Spring is also a special time of year for practicing Christians. Beginning on Ash Wednesday and lasting 40 weekdays until the arrival of Easter Sunday, the Lenten season is a very important time of year for Christians. During Lent, Christians prepare for Easter by observing a period of fasting, repentance, selfdenial, and spiritual discipline. While the Bible does not reference Lent, the practice of observing Lent has become a standard. The following focuses on each of the special days of this church season as they pertain to Western Christianity (Eastern Orthodox churches observe Lent somewhat differently). Ash Wednesday This year, Ash Wednesday is March 6. The Day of Ashes commemorates the repentance of sin. On Ash Wednesday, Christians have ashes placed on their foreheads in the shape of a cross in recognition of their need to repent. Many churches host Ash Wednesday services, and those who receive the ashes are not only reminded of their mortality and sinfulness, but also of the opportunity for absolution. Christians typically fast on Ash Wednesday, though some simply

abstain from eating meat.

Good Friday

Palm Sunday

This year, Good Friday is Friday, April 19. Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Jesus was condemned by his peers as King Herod and Pontius Pilate had found him not guilty of his crimes. But crowds were enraged, and Pilate reluctantly ordered his crucifixion rather than face a mass riot.

This year, Palm Sunday is Sunday, April 14. On what is now called "Palm Sunday," Jesus Christ rode a donkey into Jerusalem while villagers welcomed him and waved palm branches. This is mentioned in each of the Biblical Gospels and occurs a week before His subsequent resurrection. Jesus possibly rode a donkey rather than a horse as a sign of peace, as a war-waging king might ride a horse. The "Passion of the Christ" is typically read during Palm Sunday masses. Holy Thursday This year, Holy Thursday is Thursday, April 13. Holy Thursday is sometimes referred to as “Covenant Thursday,” “Maundy Thursday’’ or “Thursday of Mysteries.” Holy Thursday commemorates the Last Supper of Jesus Christ with the apostles. According to Catholic News Agency, Holy Thursday might be one of the most important, complex and profound days of celebration in the Catholic Church. Holy Thursday celebrates the institution of the Eucharist as the true body and blood of Jesus Christ and the institution of the sacrament of the priesthood.

Holy Saturday This year, Holy Saturday is Saturday, April 20. Holy Saturday marks the final day of the Triduum, or the three days preceding Easter Sunday. Scripture states that Holy Saturday was when Jesus' body was placed in the tomb. Easter Sunday This year, Easter Sunday is Sunday, April 21. A festive and celebratory day for Christians, Easter Sunday is a time for sharing the good news of Jesus' resurrection. His body is discovered missing from the tomb, and Jesus appears to his followers again showing proof that He is alive. Typically, Easter Sunday is one of the most wellattended Sunday services for Christians. It is a day to spend with family and many families share large meals to mark the end of the Lenten season.

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Editorial Page

OPINION OUR STAND “And you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free.” John 8:32 (quoting Jesus). The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” – Edmund Burke paraphrase, 1767. If you want it in the paper, it’s advertising. If you don’t want it in the paper, it’s news.” – Ancient Chinese Proverb. “Without, or with, offense to friends or foes, We sketch your world exactly as it goes.” – Byron, 1818. “Every violation of truth is a stab at the health of human society.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1878. “We must always stand – alone if necessary – as the conscience of this community.” – J. Leland Gourley, 1959.

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Dad is going to celebrate his 100th birthday In MY Opinion by VICKI CLARK GOURLEY vicki@okcfriday.com

y father Tom Graham will celebrate his 100th birthday next week in Dallas. He is a WW II Navy Veteran serving on a ship in the Pacific during the entire war. The Graham Clan is gathering from as far away as China, the Philippines, North Carolina, Texas and Oklahoma to mark the occasion at a party at the Dallas Country Club. Our family moved to The Village from Mayfair while I was in grade school. Our

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house is still there on Major Ave, across from Our Lord’s Lutheran. There were very few businesses or homes north of Britton Road at that time. One night we drove home and our driveway entrance was about four feet above the road. Without any notice, developer Floyd Harrison graded the dirt road, Major Ave., in preparation for paving it and starting a new housing development. That night Dad decided to become a politician. He was elected as the first representative of Ward 5 on The Village City Council in 1960. He was Mayor of The Village twice and finally retired in 1974. He was President of Uptown Kiwanis, an India Temple Shiner and a little league football coach, always involved in the community. Dad moved to Hawaii in the late ’70s to oversee the development of a 104-acre coffee plantation that he and his friend, veterinarian Kid McCoy, had bought in the 1960s. My brother, Mike Graham, and I are so lucky to have such a wonderful father in our lives. He taught us to fish, shoot, water ski, play sports and most importantly how to be good sports. His sense of adventure resulted not only in the Hawaii property but also a fishing camp in Columbia. From as far back as I can remember, summers meant making a pallet in the back of the station wagon and filling the cooler with liver loaf “goose liver” sandwiches and hitting the highway. Usually, we headed west on Route 66. We played the alphabet game, finding letters on billboards (until they were outlawed) and the “state” game on car license plates. Burma Shave signs and roadside stands are my main memories, as we

Tom Graham and his children Vicki Graham Gourley and Michael L. Graham at Christmas. Tom’s 100th birthday is March 5.

traveled to and through all the western National Parks. At one roadside stand, they were selling baby bobcats. I begged and cried, but Dad wouldn’t buy me one. So I sulked all the way to Phoenix and did not talk to anyone. “One of the best trips ever,” Dad would tell people later. He fell a couple of years ago, broke his pelvis, leg and other assorted bones. He cannot walk on his own, so he bought an electric scooter. There is not one spec of paint left on the walls of the nursing home at the height of his bumper. He works out in the gym at his place at least an hour five-days a week lifting weights. Mike and I treasure the many gifts he has given us and the example he set of integrity, humor, adventurous spirit, love of animals and never giving up.

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Keystone Adventure School and Farm

Summer on the Farm enrollment open

Summer on the Farm is summer the way summer should be for children: lots of time exploring the outdoors exploring ponds and creeks, an organic garden and caring for farm animals.

Enrollment for Keystone Adventure School and Farm’s unique summer camp, Summer on the Farm for children in kindgarten thrugh fifth grade, is now open. Summer on the Farm is summer the way summer should be for children: lots of time exploring the outdoors exploring ponds and creeks, an organic garden and caring for

Thelma Gaylord Academy

Lyric plans biggest camp ever Lyric’s Thelma Gaylord Academy is excited to introduce its biggest-ever spring break camp, including two weeks, four camps and tons of fun. Lots of musical theatre dance and the music of Broadway shows starring children will ensure a fun-filled week (or two!) for your schoolLots of musical theatre dance and the music of Broadway shows starring children will ensure a funage stars. filled week during Lyric’s spring break camps. “Spring Break Camp is such a great opportunity for stusummer auditions, and newcomers dents of all training levels,” said can try out a new activity that will Lyric Academy’s Director of Prilikely become a favorite.” mary Education Rozz Grigsby. “Veterans can brush up in time for See LYRIC, Page B8

farm animals. Kids can’t wait to come to Keystone for the summer and the camp offers both daily and weekly full-day options. Daily time in the pasture gives the children an opportunity to feed and care for Keystone’s llamas, chickens, sheep, goats, miniature donkeys and miniature horse. They will collect fresh chicken eggs and will

harvest and eat vegetables from the garden. Water play is also an important part of Summer on the Farm and includes creek exploring, paddle boating and kayaking (life jackets required) and conquering the giant waterslide built into the creek bank. See KEYSTONE, Page B8

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Camp Fire

Screen-free camps offered For more than 60 years, right in the heart of Oklahoma City, Camp Fire has been offering screenfree, outdoor holiday break and summer camps for local youth. Even our camp counselors are screen-free during our 6.5-hour Activities at Camp Fire include the zip line, rock climbing camps! Camp Fire wall, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, archery, a challenge also offers a camp course, and frog and turtle races. exclusively for dence and creativity. How do we do children with autism where our this? Through programs focused on counselor to child ratio is 1:1. teaching acceptance, collaboration, Camp Fire is held to nationally critical thinking and conflict-resorecognized Youth Program Quality Assessment standards. Our highly- lution. trained staff are dedicated to See CAMP FIRE, Page B2 building a childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s character, confi-

Camp Olympia is nestled in the Piney Woods of East Texas, right on the shores of Lake Livingston.

Camp Olympia

Camp has a 50-year legacy Established in 1968, Camp Olympia is a private, overnight Texas Summer Camp for boys and girls ages 6-16. Camp Olympia

offers three-week, twoweek, and one-week overnight camp sessions. For over 50 summers, Camp Olympia has given campers a fun, caring

environment, where they can grow in the body, mind and spirit. Nestled in the Piney Woods of East See OLYMPIA, Page B2

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The Legend of Gene Rainbolt

Above: Members of the Rainbolt family including Gene’s daughter Leslie Rainbolt-Forbes, second from left, and son David, right, pose for a photo with Gene and the legendary Willie Nelson, center. At right: Gene Rainbolt and Charlotte Lankard.

- Photos by Rose Lane

Rainbolt’s 90th birthday party benefits OMRF, Stephenson Cancer Center

Above: National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum President and CEO Natalie Shirley and Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation President and CEO Dr. Stephen Prescott. At left: Heather and Bob Ross.

Above: Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby and Terri Cooper. At left: Sitting, Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Yvonne Kauger and retired Judge Steven V. Taylor; and standing, Oklahoma Chancellor of Higher Education Glen Johnson and his wife Melinda.

For his 90th birthday, Gene Rainbolt threw a party for 750 of his friends at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum. And, he brought in the legendary Willie Nelson to entertain. Rainbolt completely underwrote the party and donated the proceeds to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and the Stephenson Cancer Center to fund cancer research.

At left: Oklahoma State University First Cowgirl Ann Hargis, Robert and Sylvia Slater and OSU President Burns Hargis. At right: Terry and Hank Bradley with Bob and Judy Neville.

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Spring Break and Summer Camps

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We help kids overcome challenges by offering multiple activities for various skill levels, such as the zip line, rock climbing wall, canoeing and kayaking, fishing, archery, outdoor cooking and frog and turtle races. The kids are encouraged to try new things yet we give them the freedom to choose their own path to self-discovery. In addition to our day camps, Camp Fire offers an overnight camp for youth ages 11-17, an outdoor classroom for pre-K through 8th grade students, and afterschool programs and clubs to encourage friendships, communication and build self-esteem. Finally, for the older youth, we offer the Rugged Outdoor Challenge to really test their collaboration skills. Calling all volunteers! Camp Fire offers multiple ways to volun-

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Texas, right on the shores of Lake Livingston, Camp Olympia has the perfect location for outdoor fun. Each Camp Olympia camper selects from over 45 camp activities for a truly individualized summer camp experience, ranging from water skiing to golf to horseback riding, so campers get to CHOOSE the activities that interest

“AMAZING! I can’t say enough good things about this place, the staff and what all my son obtained from attending. Even now that school is back in session, I’m seeing more pride in his work and he’s actually making an effort.” — Parent of camper teer and we’d love you to join us. We can also schedule your organization’s volunteer day or corporate retreat. Camp Fire provides the opportunity for children to find their spark, lift their voice and discover who they are. At Camp Fire, it begins now.

them. Camp Olympia has gone above and beyond many private camps to demonstrate its commitment to safety by complying with the accreditation standards of the American Camping Association (ACA) and requiring an extensive Counselor Training School prior to the beginning of summer. Its dynamic group of college counselors serves as positive role models for your child while striving to keep a

counselor to camper ratio of 1:4 in each cabin. Camp Olympia provides kids with an environment filled with fun, adventure, learning, and independence. Join Camp Olympia at its Open House Carnival on March 23, 10. a.m. to 4 p.m. to see for yourself why Camp Olympia has been recognized as one of the Most Amazing Camps in the U.S.! Learn more or register for Summer 2019 at www.campolympia. com.

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LEGAL NOTICES & CLASSIFIEDS LEGAL NOTICES DIVORCE (Second and Third Publication)

(Published in OKC Friday, Friday, February 22, 2019; Friday, March 1, 2019; Friday, March 8, 2019) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA Case No. FD-2018-2491 In Re: the Marriage of ) ) Thu Ha T. Phan, ) ) Petitioner, ) ) -and) ) Thai Van Nguyen, ) ) Respondent. )

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for 10 o’clock A.M. on the 21 day of March, 2019, before Judge Timmons at 10 o’clock in his/her courtroom in the Oklahoma County Courthouse. Should you know of some reason why this change of name should not be allowed you must file a written protest in the above styled and numbered cause prior to the above date with the Clerk of this Court. Should you fail to do so, the petition for change of name will be granted as prayed. RICK WARREN, Court Clerk /s/Gail Bowlby By: DEPUTY (SEAL) (Published in OKC Friday, Friday, March 1, 2019) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA CV-19-434

NOTICE BY PUBLICATION The State of Oklahoma to the said Respondent, Greeting: You, the said Respondent, will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court in the above named and numbered cause for a Dissolution of Marriage and you must answer the Petition filed herein on or before the March 18, 2019, or said Petition will be taken as true and judgment for the Petitioner will be rendered against you according to prayer contained in said Petition. Rick Warren, Court Clerk /s/L. Choppell (SEAL) by Deputy Court Clerk 2-12-19 (Published in OKC Friday, Friday, February 15, 2019; Friday, February 22, 2019; Friday, March 1, 2019) NOTICE BY PUBLICATION No. FD-2017-1139 In the District Court within and for said County and State. ) ) ss. )

NOTICE OF FILING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF NAME To Whom It May Concern: Take notice that (a) Vernea Perry , as next of friend of K’Ceon Kevin Dewayne Garcia has filed in the above court a Petition to have the minor child’s name changed as follows, to-wit: From (a) K’Ceon Kevin-Dewayne Garcia to (b) K’Ceon Kevin-Dewayne; and that the same will be heard by the Honorable Judge Pemberton of Oklahoma County, in the County Courthouse, located at 321 Park Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, on the 4 day of April, 2019 at 9 o’clock a.m.; and that any person may file a written protest in the case, prior to the date set for hearing.

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GUARDIANSHIP (First Publication)

In re: the marriage of:

(Published in OKC Friday, Friday, March 1, 2019)

The State of Oklahoma to the said Respondent, Greeting: You, the said respondent, will take notice that you have been sued in the above-named Court by the above-named and numbered cause for a divorce on the grounds of irreconcilable differences and you must answer Petitioner’s petition filed herein on or before the ___ day of April 3 of 2019 or said petition will be taken as true and judgement for said Petitioner will be rendered against you according to prayer of Petitioner’s petition. RICK WARREN, Court Clerk /s/Gail Bowlby, Deputy Clerk

NAME CHANGE (First Publication)

(Published in OKC Friday, Friday, March 1, 2019) DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA CV-2019-384 IN RE: The name of: Phillip DeWayne Jackson

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NOTICE OF HEARING ON CHANGE ON PETITION TO CHANGE NAME TO: All interested parties. Take notice that Brenda Lea Fletcher has petitioned to change his/her name to Brenda Lea Morris. A Hearing on said petition is set

NOTICE OF HEARING FOR REVIEW OF GUARDIANSHIP You are hereby notified that Shirley Day has petitioned/moved this Court for a REVIEW HEARING OF THE GUARDIANSHIP of the person and/or estate of the above-named minors, Jania Day and Jamauryion Day, that said application was granted and that said review will be heard in the court room of Judge Welch Room 217 in the Oklahoma County Courthouse at 321 Park Avenue on the 27 day of March 2019, at 1:30 o’clock P.M. at which time you must appear for the review. WITNESS my hand and seal of said Court this 21 day of February, 2019. ALLEN WELCH Judge of the District Court RICK WARREN, Court Clerk By /s/L. Choppell, Deputy (Published in OKC Friday, Friday, March 1, 2019)

NOTICE (First Publication)

(Published in OKC Friday, Friday, March 1, 2019; Friday, March 8, 2019; Friday, March 15, 2019)

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA Case No. PG-2019-82 IN THE MATTER OF THE GUARDIANSHIP OF Terry Hanson An incapacitated person. ORDER AND NOTICE OF PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN Notice is hereby given that Linda Boston has filed in the District Court in and for Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma a Petition praying for Letters of Guardianship to be issued to (him) as guardian for the person and estate of Terry Hanson. Take notice that on the 26 day of March, 2019 at the hour of 9 o’clock A.M. in the District Court, before Judge Allen Welch Room No.___Oklahoma County Courthouse, 321 Park Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition, when and where any person interested may appear and show cause, if any there be, why such appointment should not be made. Dated this 19 day of February, 2019.

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TO: All interested parties. Take notice that Phillip DeWayne Jackson has petitioned to change his/her name to Azizi Bilal. A Hearing on said petition is set for 9 o’clock A.M. on the 22 day of March, 2019, before Judge Pemberton at 9 o’clock in his/her courtroom in the Oklahoma County Courthouse. Should you know of some reason why this change of name should not be allowed you must file a written protest in the above styled and numbered cause prior to the above date with the Clerk of this Court. Should you fail to do so, the petition for change of name will be granted as prayed.

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NOTICE OF HEARING ON CHANGE ON PETITION TO CHANGE NAME

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA

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2018 Annual Salary Report OKLAHOMA COUNTY EMPLOYEES ANNUAL SALARY REPORT CALENDAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2018 * Indicates that Employee was employed less than 12 months * ABERNATHY, JAMES G $8,842.20 ABERNATHY, MELISSA S$59,847.81 ABERNATHY, STEVEN A $35,621.45 ABSHER, JAMES J $60,432.97 ACEY, DEBBIE $25,057.41 * ACKERMAN, CHRISTIANA E $5,730.70 * ADAMS, ANTOINETTE M $20,343.28 * ADAMS, JUSTIN J $2,753.07 ADAMS, KEISHIA L$6,640.07 * ADAMS, LENA L $100.00 ADAMS, RICHARD E $1,205.00 ADAMS, TERESA G $27,422.83 ADES, WALTER E $89,987.82 ADKISON, LAUREN R $23,734.36 AFOA, DESHAWNAH L $26,540.96 AIELLO, CASSIE J $23,408.33 AKERS, DEBBIE K $41,644.11 * AKOM, BILDAD A $19,815.02 AL ADHAMI, ESTABRAQ A $53,073.81 ALBANI, OMAR $22,382.33 ALBEE, CHAD R $26,280.84 ALBERT, JOHN D $37,295.21 * ALBERT, TRACY W $4,474.86 ALDRICH, GARY L $44,670.16 ALEMAN, LA VERDA M $24,611.29 * ALEXANDER, AMY D $30,614.43 * ALEXANDER, DOMNIQUE D $15,155.75 ALEXANDER, ERIQUE A $28,454.54 ALEXANDER, MICHAEL L $30,974.23 ALIG, SHELLEY $40,300.25 ALLEMAN, MICHAEL L $28,164.50 ALLEN, CATHERINE $50,715.68 * ALLEN, JOYCELYN $6,945.25 * ALLEN, KIERRA F $180.00 * ALLEN, PATIENCE N $135.00 * ALLENSWORTH, TERESA $379.57 * ALVIZO LOUPAS, MARIANNA $ 4,280.55 ANDERSON RACKLEY, SHIRLEY M $28,199.39 ANDERSON, CHELSIE N $ 24,945.89 ANDERSON, JAMES J $67,818.16 * ANDERSON, KRISTIN $9,206.00 ANDERSON, RONALD L $28,838.45 * ANDERSON, SHANICE R $4,700.60 ANDERSON, SHEILA E $23,628.08 * ANDERSON, TAJAN R $3,183.01 * ANDREWS, KATESSA $2,598.79 * ANGELES, BENJAMIN A $6,257.60 ANKENMAN, PAUL R $14,121.32 * ANKNEY, ERIC V $5,894.00 * ANKNEY, JACOB V $3,554.32 * ANTHONY, NICHOLAS A $4,208.60 * APARICIO, DEANA M $1,215.14 APRIL, SANDRA $34,864.52 * ARCENEAUX, JESSICA $376.62 * ARGO, SHANNON $379.57 ARISTORENAS, PETER A $24,672.34 ARMSTRONG, ARQUETTA T $45.00 ARNOLD, CONNER D $4,044.50 * ARNOLD, ELIZABETH $21,903.74 ARNOLD, KYLE D $ 2,490.00 * ASBERRY, CYNTHIA A $45.00ASHLEY, MELODY D $24,079.27 ASHLEY, MELVIN W $24,186.63 ASHLEY, TAMMY L $45,330.41 ASHTON, JENNIFER L$59,212.96 * ATCHISON, MARILYN D $100.00 ATOKI, ADEBOLA E $39,666.42 ATOKI, KAYODE A $43,739.45 AUSTIN, JOHN $58,155.90 AUSTIN, MARY C $7,564.00 AUSTIN, ROY E $44,235.28 AVERY, CHARLES $58,330.34 BABCOCK, SHANIKA $33,188.25 * BACHUS, MICHAEL B $15,317.90 BACINO, KAREN L $33,143.08 BADILLO, EVA $30,003.26 BADILLO, JOSEPH C $13,468.28 BAILEY, BRETT $25,958.36 BAILEY, JAMES W $29,747.51 BAISDEN, DAVID B $66,267.53 * BAKER, ADAM J $32,324.60 * BAKER, CARL D $500.00 * BAKER, DAVID $6,525.48 * BAKER, MEYOSHA S $12,184.43 * BALEY, MAYA $6,525.48 * BANKS, LAQUITA S $12,585.48 * BARKS, SAYLOR M $3,175.52 BARNARD, VINCE C $675.00 BARNES, DAVID K $72,453.56 * BARNETT, JESSICA $394.67 * BARNETT, RUTHIE $ 1,156.00 * BARNS, DESARAE D $19,166.96 BARROW, RICKEY V $95,712.60 BASEHORE, DANA R $27,662.44 BASINGER,REBA J $1,668.00 BASSETT, DONNA L $26,920.88 BATES, ANTHONY $28,743.58 * BATREZ, JUAN $6,525.48 BATTERSON, DARYN L $28,838.45 * BATTS, JOYE D $135.00 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$17,823.29 * BLACK, CALEB $12,056.49 BLACK, JOHN A $47,214.19 BLACK, LETICIA M $57,618.80 BLACK, MARY A $26,642.27 BLAIK, WILLIAM M $100,974.80 BLANDFORD, LINDSEY N $8,090.13 BLISS, JACOB T $34,115.54 BLOCH, HENRY K $600.00 BLOUGH, JOE R $99,512.68 * BLOUNT, ALAN C $15,523.84 BLUE, SHALEASE $31,484.27 BOIVIN, MICHELLE R $27,508.91 BOLDEN, ALMA C $ 26,354.92 BOLDEN, TERRY L $51,869.32 * BOND, DEANNA R $868.00 * BOND, THERESA M $18,382.56 BONNER, ELIZABETH J $45.00 * BOOKOUT, TABITHA $11,858.67 * BORDERS, KIESHA L $8,064.00 BOREN, ROBERT S $33,053.41 BOSO, CHANTEL D $39,880.63 BOTTOMS, LYNETTE A $32,344.35 * BOURASSA, DONALD G $37,467.79 BOWEN, CHRISTY K $52,172.05 BOWEN, JENNIFER L $49,771.12 BOWEN, NATHAN E $34,811.65 OWEN, TANNER L $35,941.99 BOWLBY, GAIL A $37,077.59 * BOWLES, CHRISTOPHER M $5,435.21 * BOX, COLTON S $9,602.47 * BOYER, KERMIT D $6,872.86 * BRADLEY, DYLAN W $4,099.00 BRADLEY, ERNEST E $61,457.01 BRADSHAW, AMY L $22,555.33 BRADY, KEITH A $36,457.00 BRAGGS, JOSEPHINE B 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$180.00 * BROWN, SHEILA L $8,237.00 * BROWN, TODD E $5,621.00 BROWN, TOMMY J $42,226.42 BROWN, VELMA R $46,888.91 * BROWN, WESLEY D $4,775.06 BRUMLEY, MADISON E $24,025.58 BRUNER, AMY B $40,154.40 BRUNNER, CHRISTOPHER J $72,130.63 * BRYANT, JAYME D $17,091.08 BUCHANAN, RICHARD A $101,192.56 BUESO REYES, JESICA D $30,968.14 BUIE, LENARD D $35,432.58 BULLOCK, JEREMY K $66,760.00 * BUNCH, ANGELA L $8,905.63 BURCH, KAREEM O $41,238.58 BURDGE, BRENDA S $6,338.56 BURK, PHILLIP R $24,372.45 * BURK, TRACIE N $17,211.54 BURKS, DARLA J $64,174.27 * BURNS, ALAYSIA V $21,593.89 BURRELL, RICKI D $34,676.66 BURROWS, PATRICIA A $25,173.87 * BURTON, SHIRLEY R $100.00 BUSBY, ERVIN L $32,141.10 * BUSSELL, TODD $30,885.95 * BUTLER, LATASHA R $680.48 BYERS, ZIAKIYA Q $29,653.11 BYLER, JENNIFER R $34,404.91 BYRD, JAN L $22,555.33 BYRD, MARGIE D $42,277.84 * CABRAL, SERGIO $4,791.62 * CABRERA, YECENIA $14,080.51 *CAIN, MIA D $3,566.43 * CALVERT, CHRISTOPHER Z $17,789.72 CALVERT, SHERRY A $25,605.01 CAMACHO, GUSTAVO H $38,061.26 CAMMON, JETHRO W $25,464.78 * CAMP, BELINDA S$15,953.65 CAMPBELL, DAVID A $547.50 * CAMPBELL, JAMES B $13,483.04 CAMPBELL, MONICA N $34,032.23 CANNON, WILLIAM S $68,595.61 CANON, JOHN L $8,613.95 * CAPEHART, CHARLENE $2,628.88 CARAWAY, KELLEY D $35,161.40 * CARDONA, DAVID $5,239.80 * CARDONA, LUIS $9,372.15 * CARDOZA, SELENA $10,002.76 CARDWELL, RONALD Q $97,556.00 CARGILL, CARL D $54,906.61 CARGILL, VICKI L $35,914.60 * CARLISLE, MIRANDA A $ 4,618.15 CARMON, CHRIS R $3,952.00 CARNAGEY, DANA B $12,857.41 CARNAHAN, GINGER F $1,739.00 CARPENTER, KHALILAH M $33,718.58 CARR, BURNAS W $30,342.61 CARR, KELLY R $22,144.91 CARRASCO, SAN JUANITA $28,790.82 CARRION, ELSA $58,783.56 * CARTER, ANITA J $15,302.39 CARTER, ERICA R $27,268.91 * CARTER, HELEN N $100.00 CARTER, KETRINA R $26,671.01 * CARTER, KIMBERLY $10,727.04 * CARTER, MICHAELA E $4,250.00 * CARTER, SANDRA E $5,765.88 * CARTER, SHARRON D $14,665.15 CARTER, TIFFANY L $43,376.24 * CARUTHERS, RALPH T $11,268.65 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$20,809.27 * CURRIN, STEVEN R $19,497.23 * CURRY, KIMBERLY D $1,899.40 * CUTLER, BERRY J $22,986.19 * DAILEY, ALEXUS $5,062.41 DAN, MONIQUE G $33,717.57 DANG, JUSTIN T $32,732.34 DAQUIOAG, MYRNA G $19,335.24 DARRINGTON, JOHVONNA M $27,007.14 DARROW, DANIELA Y $37,977.55 DARROW, MARTIN R $36,685.90 DAVES, CHARLES M $56,325.60 DAVIDSON, JEFF L $51,708.00 DAVIDSON, SAMUEL M $8,278.59 DAVIDSON, SKIPPER A $35,484.48 DAVIS, ALECSIS M $28,510.45 DAVIS, CARLATTA $25,195.64 DAVIS, DAVID A $59,119.97 * DAVIS, HOWARD $16,422.92 * DAVIS, KALEE S $7,097.72 DAVIS, KIMBERLY W $24,369.40 * DAVIS, LATASHA N $27,256.06 DAVIS, LEON L $36,401.00 * DAVIS, LEONARD A $28,585.64 * DAVIS, SHANNA $379.57 DAVIS, SHERILL D $787.00 * DAY, JAMES E $20,901.11 DEAN, KEIMA L $90.00 DEAN, THEARTRY $28,838.45 * DEAR, RUSSELL H $72,098.65 * DECLOUD, APRIL A $20,205.08 DECLOUD, CHRISTOPHER D $31,556.17 * DELGADO REYES, MIREYA $5,050.00 DEMERY, CHARLES $43,493.27 DENMAN, STEVEN K $28,185.14 DENNIS, ERIC P $25,499.53 DENNIS, JOHN R $58,862.66 * DENTON, CHARLES J $3,337.86 * DENTON, THOMAS W $8,077.29 DETOY, ANITA D $1,225.00 * DEVOTI, SCARLETT S $13,026.25 DIAZ PEREZ, BRENDA $26,935.45 DIAZ, MARY D $23,628.08 * DICKERSON, KAYLYN M $3,875.16 DICKERSON, LORI M $28,407.50 * DICKERSON, MICHAEL A $7,989.30 DICKERSON, TODD A $26,519.54 DICOSIMO, AUGUST J $66,253.01 DIETZ, JOHN H $31,614.36 * DILLARD EYINADE, NASHYLA $855.24 DIX, HANNAH G $60,871.11 DIXSON, SCOTT $35,991.11 * DO, MICHAEL T $20,446.09 * DOCKINS, CHAUNCEY $2,445.59 DODSON, JERAD D $46,395.11 DODSON, LINDA K $40,618.34 DONELSON, KENNETH P $30,298.73 DOOLEY, APRIL D $40,370.96 * DORCEUS, BRANDON A $3,518.12 DOWNEY, JEANNE M $23,801.24 * DOWNING, MARCUCHIO L $33,075.76 DOYLE, GAIL A $49,320.00 DOYLE, KAREN J $52.50 DRAKE, AIMEE A $32,154.89 DRISKILL, DEBORAH L $61,504.63 * DRIVER, RICHELLE N $5,652.39 DUARTE, MARISOL $21,725.24 * DUCRAY, MADISON $6,266.70 DUKE, DALE E $686.25 DUKE, JEFFREY K $40,692.70 * DUNBAR, KENT J $17,756.46 DUN-

CAN, NORRIS D $34,913.27 DUNN, ASHLEY R $28,891.31 DUNN, JENNIFER M $35,453.39 * DUNN, KARLA T $1,077.07 * DURAN, MELANIE $6,546.59 DURBIN, MICHAEL $49,611.83 DURHAM, KARLA M $60,940.67 * DURHAM, KAYELIE S $29,728.45 EARLY, REED E $240.00 EARSOM, THOMAS M $36,787.33 * EASTEP, ETHAN $9,701.00 EATON, DENISA $35,772.77 * EDGEMAN, KATHRYN D $10,714.45 EDWARDS, BILLY L $36,834.48 * EDWARDS, CHRISTIAN $1,849.90 EDWARDS, SUNNI L $28,838.45 * EFIOM, USENEKONG A $17,638.60 * EIKLEBERRY, BRANDON M $15,863.11 EIZENGA, CARL M $29,740.03 ELAM, CHRISTOPHER T $35,826.27 ELDER, MEGAN E $135.00 ELLIS, BECKY A $43,210.43 ELLIS, BLAKE A $41,202.89 * ELLIS, JENIFER A $16,727.44 ELLIS, KIMBERLY D $34,169.32 * ELLIS, LUCAS $22,557.89 * ELLIS, SABRINA $376.62 ELLISON, TAKEYLA S$21,898.24 * ELMORE, LONNIE K $4,747.00 * ELSTON, DIANA S $29,395.77 * ELY, SCOTT L $30,488.70 ENEVOLDSEN, DOUGLAS J $98,658.58 ENGLISH, AARON B $29,966.07 * ENSIGN, MADELINN $21,017.60 EPPS, MARKITA $48,678.15 ERONINI, CHASE M 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MICHAEL G $31,773.00 * FRANKLIN II, MARK $6,525.48 * FRANKLIN, DIANA R $100.00 FRANKLIN, GERALDINE R $54,130.27 FRANKLIN, JENNIFER R $24,943.46 FRANTZ, GENE A $32,163.76 * FRAZIER, CHASITY D $11,536.40 * FRAZIER, DECHARLES G $5,694.08 FRAZIER, KELCEY W $40,629.37 FREEMAN, FORREST N $110,765.76 * FREEMAN, KARA $376.62 FREEMAN, MICHAEL T $49,453.13 FRETZ, WILLIAM $53,205.03 FREY, DALE L $55,902.05 * FRY, CRYSTAL L $3,337.86 * FULTON, ROBERT D $6,662.69 FULTON, ROBERT P $35,247.57 * GABRIEL, JACQUELINE D $100.00 * GADD, BEN R $100.00 * GAINES, CAROLYN R $100.00 GAINES, LANIA E $29,429.87 GALLAWAY, DEBORAH E $43,417.38 * GAMAN, KAITLYN D $9,201.78 GAMMON, RYAN P $34,419.44 GAMMON, TYLER $79,856.75 * GANTT, GARY $9,528.00 * GARCIA, BRIANA L $14,172.35 GARCIA, JENNIFER L $28,980.41 GARCIA, SELENE C $27,182.70 GARCIA, STEPHANIE $30,683.41 GARCIA, VALERIE J $31,202.11 * GARDNER, PATRICIA C $18,227.58 GARINO, MARGARET A $38,783.70 GARNER, HAVEN $32,706.82 GARNER, RANDY N $247.50 * GARRETT, 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$27,410.56 * HINES, REGINALD D $62,882.11 HINKSTON, CHARLIE B $38,784.56 HODGE, LEADRIA J $26,845.91 HODGES, LISA N $45.00 HODGES, MELISSA $49,810.44 * HOFFMAN, AUSTIN L $17,823.29 HOFFMAN, BENJAMIN T $30,755.39 HOFFMAN, CHRISTINE D $46,324.65 HOFFMAN, MARCI L $83,343.81 * HOFSCHULTE, NICHOLAS $400.00 HOLDEN, ABIGAIL M $90.00 HOLLAND, TOMMY R $42,695.74 HOLLAND, WENDI R $30,318.95 * HOLLIDAY, RODNEY L $8,918.00 HOLLINGSWORTH, LINDA K $38,591.93 HOLLIS, CHERYLE L $58,774.58 HOLLOWAY BARNHILL, GAVIN M $27,313.37 HOLMES, BRANDON A $57,339.37 * HOLT, APRIL D $15,360.47 HONEYCUTT, DANNY K $68,517.04 HONEYCUTT, LATISHA K $24,079.49 HOOTEN, DAVID B $103,048.56 * HOOVER, BRIAN D $897.59 HOPKINS, CORETHA C $27,648.64 HOPKINS, DAVINE B $36,835.08 * HOPKINS, JAMES K $71,195.57 HOPKINS, MICARY O $34,659.31 * HORN, JILLIAN M $3,259.94 HORTON, JIMMY $39,322.26 HORTON, ROBBIE J $37,237.13 * HOUSE, GARY M $7,510.81 * HOUSTON, HENRY E $10,975.65 * HOUSTON, JAMIE D $32,268.42 HOWARD, FRANCES L $30,979.07 HOWARD, KATHY L $27,497.94 * HOWARD, MARILYN L $24,101.27 * HOWELL, CARMELL E $32,780.68 HOWELL, MICHAEL L $43,973.60 * HOWLAND, JESSE $13,163.27 HUDSON, KERRIE E $83,101.61 HUFF, JAMES A $1,225.00 * HUGHES DARLEY, HALEY K $100.00 HUGHES, DAVID P $5,790.00 * HUGHES, JESSICA N $823.86 HUMES, CHRISTINA S $29,484.39 * HUNT, RALPH E $135.00 HUNT, ROLLA D $28,121.41 * HUNT, SHELIA R $135.00 HURST, JAMES A $39,596.68 HURT, PAULA M $30,269.47 HUTCHENS, RONALD B $99,564.27 HUTCHINSON, MATTHEW E $48,894.94 HYATT, ARIANE $27,457.29 * HYCHE, SHAUN D $6,791.63 * HYMER, MARVIN $174.74 IRWIN, BRYAN C $31,585.51 ISCH, GARY L $43,602.88 ISCH, MARK A $68,176.00 ISCH, TINA $46,339.90 JACKSON, ANDREA L $100.00 JACKSON, ANTHONY D $31,637.89 JACKSON, BLAKE A $41,564.06 JACKSON, BRIDGETT M $30,462.39 JACKSON, KEITH $36,888.36 JACKSON, KEVIN J $36,210.45 * JACKSON, MATTHEW E $26,143.21 * JACKSON, NICOLE R $29,365.95 JACKSON, QUONSTONEY A $25,284.77 JACKSON, RONDA K $26,067.27 * JACKSON, SAVANNA $9,107.21 JACKSON, TIFFANY $5,050.00 JAHNEL, CHAD A $44,124.17 JAMERSON, CHERI E $22,639.61 * JAMERSON, KENIQUA L $4,969.30 JAMERSON, RANDY A $26,290.22 JAMES, KERWIN L $66,774.87 JARJOURA, ELI T $997.50 JARJOURA, NELLY T $24,463.54 JASPER, BRIAN D $36,148.26 JASPER, BRIAN L $101,396.68 * JAY, ERICA F $45.00 JEFFERSON, JAMIE D $28,555.29 JEHS, DANE R $38,393.16 JENNINGS, BRITNEY $5,592.88 JENNINGS, GLORIA N $100.00 * JETTON, ISAAC $11,499.27 * JIMENEZ, DESTINEE $3,147.71 JOHANNES, LARRY F $55,900.96 * JOHNSON MAULLER, TRISTAN J $18,211.16 JOHNSON, BRANDI N $71,873.75 JOHNSON, CATHERINE D $33,808.66 * JOHNSON, DESTINEE $6,723.55 JOHNSON, DEXTER R $33,569.59 JOHNSON, GARY D $56,433.09 JOHNSON, GARY L $82,024.95 JOHNSON, GUY W $63,823.69 * JOHNSON, KEVIN E $14,658.87 JOHNSON, MARTIN E $34,307.45 JOHNSON, RUBY K $30,241.58 * JOHNSON, SAI M $9,060.76 * JOHNSON, SHYSMIKA S $19,555.25 JOHNSON, SYBIL K $21,886.30 * JOHNSON, WALI $12,159.56 JOHNSON, WILLA D $ 111,795.56 * JOHNSTON, BRANDY M $13,652.09 JOLLEY, CHARLES W $71,585.65 * JONES, ALEXUS S $45.00 * JONES, BRITTANY $9,250.76 * JONES, BRITTNIE N $6,152.98 JONES, GOLDIE B $140.00 * JONES, JACOB J $5,521.35 * JONES, JOYCE C $674.00 JONES, KIMBERLY A $23,752.89 JONES, MARILYN P $34,614.55 * JONES, MICHAEL S $9,303.12 * JONES, SHERYL $1,109.00 * JONES, STACEY L $681.86 JONES, TAMMY R $48,075.68 * JOPLIN, DAVID K $270.00 JOPLIN, JAN K $48,429.44 * JORDAN, KELTON $2,386.69 * JORDAN, LAKISTA S $12,209.09 JUAREZ VELAZQUEZ, BLANCA L $23,587.27 * JUAREZ, CRYSTAL M $24,497.30 * JULIAN, JEFFERY D $11,607.49 JUNGROTH, JOHN C $43,242.36 KAERCHER, BROOKE A $22,218.37 * KARR, ISABELA $6,411.11 KARRAKER, CLIFFORD F $54,835.24 KEARNEY, KEISHA D $27,508.91 * KEELER, SANDRA $5,592.88 * KEENEY, HANNAH D $5,553.01 KEESEE, DONALD E $33,636.19 * KEHBILA, VITALIS N $6,613.26 * KELLY, SARAH $12,306.49 * KEY, WYATT M $8,479.09 KEYS, NATHANAEL A $33,365.56 * KIGHT, REMELY C $12,905.90 KILDOW, VICKIE E $30,711.27 KIMBROUGH, JAMES J $35,112.08 KINCHEN, BRENDA F $22,997.06 KING, LANESE L $41,332.80 KINNAIRD, ASHLEY L $21,052.91 KINNEY, GARY D $49,792.77 KINT, KAREN K $67,658.41 KIRBY, ERIC P $33,238.21 KIRK, BRYCE L $26,999.48 KITCHENS, LISA M $45.00 KITCHENS, ZACHARY R $45.00 KLEIN, ELIZABETH S $5,211.28 KLEIN, MATTHEW R $33,121.46 * KLEMAN, ALEC A $24,109.08 * KLUESNER, MIHAELA A $18,490.98 KNIGHT, SHAFFON C $24,587.55 KNOCH, RICKY J $72,078.77 KNOX, DIEDRE L $35,794.30 KO, ARIEL A $27,375.39 * KOLOKOTRONES, NANCY M $18,846.62 * KOTZIN, HARRY S $19,284.31 * KRAEGER, CASEY W $28,187.97 KRAFT, RACHEL D $55,735.54 * KRAHN, MEAGAN K $11,598.79 * KREBS, JACQUELINE P $5,765.88 KRINGLEN, KYLE D $7,880.00 LABRIE, PATRICIA A $1,217.00 LACY, GEOFFREY D $44,585.46 LADABOUCHE, COURTNEY M $21,898.24 LAFALIER, CAROL J $495.00 LAFALIER, CHARLES R $405.00 LAFERR, MARLIE D $28,528.44 LAKE, TROY B $25,786.36 LAMAR, CARLA J $23,875.21 * LAMAR, VICTORIA $8,064.00 LAMBERT, DANNY $100,934.56 * LAM-

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From page B4 BERT, PATRICIA A $90.00 * LAMBERT, TYLER A $12,080.25 * LAMEY, TRISTAN D $ 427.08 LANDES, BROOKE R $35,818.98 LANE, SENECA F $33,482.85 * LANGLEY, MADISON S $5,859.00 LASKEY, ERICA N $26,217.73 * LATTA, SHYANN $12,229.55 LAURENT, AMY L $72,317.91 LAURENT, KIRA E $13,120.66 LAXTON, DREW M $1,030.00 LAXTON, KENNETH M $43,895.16 LAYMON, JESSIE $31,439.54 * LEAKE, CANISHA $8,004.00 * LEDFORD, MAGEN N $6,227.55 LEE, BRIAN $53,530.24 * LEE, CERWIN J $10,489.80 * LEE, CORINNE M $18,303.23 LEE, DIANNE $120.00 * LEE, REBECCA $376.62 * LEE, RICHARD L $267.60 LEE, SEMAJ $26,380.54 LEE, VALERIE D $69,017.87 LEGER, ELIZABETH S $22,077.47 * LEINTHEU, PIERRE L $8,788.38 * LENTZ, AMBER $9,456.58 LETT, DOROTHY R $20,552.18 * LEVERE, AMANDA $8,277.16 * LEVERIDGE, ABBY E $5,592.88 LEWIS, CATHY A $18,929.24 * LEWIS, JORDYN $996.73 LEWIS, RICHARD C $32,309.22 * LEWIS, VERNON $1,300.00 * LICHLITER, MONTANA N $2,912.51 * LIDDELL, WHITNEY S $5,592.88* LILE, CHAD E $14,525.57 * LILLY, JIMMY D $14,228.28 LILLY, ZANE E $28,193.22 LIRA, STEVEN R $31,530.37 LISCOM, PATRICIA $674.00 * LITTLE, CALEB $5,725.89 * LITTLE, KENNETH P $13,118.19 * LITTLEJOHN, CAROLYN J $145.00 * LIVINGSTON, JASMINE $376.62 LOCKE LONIGER, DEWEY J $29,005.48 LOCKE, BRYAN M $35,180.15 * LOCKHART, JOE L $32,645.74 LOGAN, BRADLEY W $38,466.95 LOHR, JESSICA K $48,547.19 LOMELI, IVAN $33,942.54 * LONG, UNIQUE $9,417.61 LONGACRE, CHESTER W $40,054.40 LOPEZ, KIM $34,423.11 LORENZ, EARL R $31,900.01 LOTTIE, PATRICIA A $100.00 * LOVE, CELESTE E $19,929.15 LOVE, CINDY M $31,558.04 * LOVE, LAQUIN R $21,589.73 * LOVE, TERRY D $23,521.74 LOVELESS, SHELLEY D $1,212.00 * LOWE, DEBRA D $30,658.37 LOWRANCE, GARRY R $46,011.44 * LU, XIN $15,531.47 LUCAS, LADON D $34,123.59 LUMAN, TIMOTHY J $63,619.76 * LUMRY, MATTHEW D $6,051.78 LY, TOM M $33,518.82 LYNCH, CHEYENNE K $31,365.31 LYON, MICHAEL D $36,363.83 LYONS, VICKI L $30,798.14 MACIAS, TERRY R $74,507.91 MACKENZIE, SANDRA G $57,435.40 * MADDUX, BROOKLYN M $2,421.65 * 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$16,734.39 SMITH, JENNIFER R $23,793.27 * SMITH, JOSHUA A $12,873.40 SMITH, KATHERINE A $37,330.56 * SMITH, LACI C $12,109.99 SMITH, LASHELL L $24,305.22 SMITH, MARGARET A $24,369.40 SMITH, MARIAH N $33,126.21 SMITH, MARILYN R $35,590.34 * SMITH, MARK D $5,597.18 * SMITH, MASON L $26,225.70 * SMITH, MATTHEW $9,419.43 * SMITH, MYESHIA N $17,625.64 SMITH, NICHOLAS W $45,860.06 SMITH, NKEMAKOLAM M $39,748.30 SMITH, PATRICK W $26,935.45 * SMITH, SHELLIE $8,064.00 SMITH, SUSAN R $24,945.91 SMITH, TANNER S $26,762.45 SMITH, WAYNE L $50,741.48 SNELL, DEREK W $3,517.50 SNODGRASS, RENEE A $26,657.87 SNOW, KEVIN J $30,404.33 SNOW, RANDY $68,056.00 SNYDER, DAVID S $47,080.07 SOLANO, VALERIE $1,044.00 * SOMMER, BARRETT S $17,879.96 * SOUKUP, ALEC $10,820.36 * SOUSA, ARGENTINA R $26,488.88 * SOUTH, WADE T $15,922.86 SOWARDS, LOLA M $23,801.24 SOWARDS, ROBERT J $28,035.16 SPAETH, LARRY D $39,963.12 SPARROW, SABRINA A $25,284.25 SPENCER ARNOLD, LAVONNA E $33,806.24 SPITZER, ERIN L $73,778.55 SPRAGUE, JANICE L $23,053.95 SPRINGMEYER, DIANA L $54,579.10 * SPURGEON, JANNA $5,961.07 SRIDHAR, SUJATHA $49,812.03 STAGNER, DAVID A $28,273.50 * STAMPS, HAILEY D $5,592.88 * STANDFILL, GARY D $11,857.64 * STAUDE, JOHN A $250.00 STEADMAN, LATRICIA $35,320.93 * STEADMAN, SEAN W $23,979.15 STEELE, MURRY J $27,536.93 STEIN, LAURENCE J $101,192.56 STEJSKAL, CHAD B $51,928.57 * STEMPF, EMILY $5,592.88 STENTZ, MICHAEL H $19,306.54 STEPHENS, LISA D $45,704.26 * STEPHENS, ZACHARY A $544.38 * STEPHENS, ZANE J $1,546.53 * STERLING, MARK D $18,230.84 STEVENS, JOY N $19,335.24 STEVENS, KINDY D $30,142.46 * STEVENSON, MICHAEL A $21,301.29 * STEVENSON, SAMUEL E $9,701.18 * STEWART, DEBRA $8,237.00 STEWART, MOZELLA A $26,762.45 STEWART, RICHARD S $84,945.94 * STOCKDALE, TEAYONNA S $437.25 STONE, JERRY $100,786.56 STORFF, STEVEN B $92,586.17 STOTTS, DONALD L $42,493.64 STOUT, HOUSTON S $31,176.56 STOUT, SHEILA L $54,318.57 STOUT, STEVEN W $67,992.77 STOVER, JILL $34,963.73 * STOW, DANIEL G $40,499.20 * 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2-13-19 BOCC Minutes Call to order by Brian Maughan, Chairman, at 9:00 a.m. Present: 3 County Commissioner Brian Maughan, County Commissioner Kevin Calvey, and County Commissioner Carrie Blumert Meeting was properly posted on February 11, 2019. Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance was led by David Barnes, Director, Emergency Management. approve the minutes of February 4, 2019. The following items are Consent Items and are routine in nature: Approval of the Consent Agenda A motion was made by Blumert, seconded by Calvey, to approve the Consent Agenda. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert approve Resolution No. 2019-507 disposing of equipment from the inventory of the Oklahoma County Sheriff. These items are broken or obsolete, and are too costly to repair, and with the requested approval will be returned to the federal agencies and removed from inventory in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421. One 1 Caiman MRAP Vehicle, c/n B302-00058, s/n GMB408283E-KY, acquired 04/09/2014 from Department of Central Services, for $2,500.00 One 1 Humvee Utility Truck, c/n B301-00110, s/n 156234, acquired 06/28/2013 from Department of Central Services, for $55,644.70 One 1 Humvee Utility Truck, c/n B301-00111, s/n 109416, acquired 06/28/2013 from Department of Central Services, for $55,644.70 One 1 1990 Chevy Van, c/n B302-00045, s/n 2GCGG31J5G4116679, acquired 04/26/2006 from Department of Central Services, for $500.00 One 1 1998 Chevy Van, c/n B302-00048, s/n 2GCHG31J3P4122503, acquired 04/23/2007 from Department of Central Services, for $500.00 One 1 Humvee Utility Truck, c/n B302-00054, s/n 102361, acquired 11/08/2010 from Department of Central Services, for $800.00 --One 1 Humvee Utility Truck, c/n B302-00055, s/n 105363, acquired 11/08/2010 from Department of Central Services, for $800.00 One 1 Marcbot-N Robot, c/n B646-02517, s/n ROBOT-0344, acquired 12/20/2012 from Department of Central Services, for $500.00 One 1 Marcbot-N Robot, c/n B646-02518, s/n ROBOT-0363, acquired 12/20/2012 from Department of Central Services, for $500.00 One 1 Unmanned Bot, not on inventory, s/n 0191-0563, acquired 12/20/2012 from Department of Central Services, for $500.00 One 1 24 V Night Vision, not on inventory, s/n T209013, acquired 04/08/2014 from Department of Central Services, for an unknown amount approve. approve Resolution No. 2019-515 disposing of equipment from the inventory of the Oklahoma County Sheriff. These items are broken or obsolete, and are too costly to repair, and with the requested approval will be sold as scrap in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421. One 1 Sony Badge Camera, c/n B205-00200, acquired 05/14/2004 from Dowley Security Systems, Inc., 747 N. Shephard Dr., Ste. 800, Houston, TX 77007 for $714.00 One 1 Nikon Digital Camera, c/n B205-00205, s/n 3209843, acquired 10/21/2005 fom Focus Camera, Inc., 905 McDonald Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11218 for $706.45 One 1 Mobile Camera System, c/n B205-00251, s/n FB007129, acquired 06/21/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4795.00 One 1 Mobile Camera System, c/n B205-00253, s/n FB007130, acquired 06/21/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4795.00 One 1 Mobile Camera System, c/n B20500257, s/n FB007136, acquired 06/21/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4795.00 One 1 Mobile Vision Motorcycle Camera, c/n B205-00370, s/n FB009349, acquired 12/19/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4300.00 One 1 Mobile Vision Motorcycle Camera, c/n B205-00373, s/n FB009351, acquired 12/19/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4300.00 One 1 Mobile Vision Motorcycle Camera, c/n B20500374, s/n FB009354, acquired 12/19/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4300.00 One 1 Mobile Vision Motorcycle Camera, c/n B205-00375, s/n FB009348, acquired 12/19/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4300.00 One 1 Mobile Vision Motorcycle Camera, c/n B205-00376, s/n FB009352, acquired 12/19/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4300.00 One 1 Mobile Vision Motorcycle Camera, c/n B20500377, s/n FB009353, acquired 12/19/2006 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $4300.00 One 1 Mobile Video Patrol Car Camera, c/n B205-00442, s/n FB013717, acquired 12/31/2008 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $5083.00 One 1 Mobile Video Patrol Car Camera, c/n B205-00444, s/n FB013722, acquired 12/31/2008 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $5083.00 One 1 Panasonic Toughbook, c/n B236-02165, s/n 7EKSA29211, acquired 05/31/2007 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $2575.00 One 1 Dell Optiplex 755 Minitower PC, c/n B236-02378, s/n 3Q2KZF1, acquired 03/31/2008 from Dell Inc. Marketing LP, PO Box 676021, Dallas, TX 75267 for $1101.05 One 1 Dell Optiplex 755 Minitower PC, c/n B236-02397, s/n 9Q2KZF1, acquired 03/31/2008 from Dell Inc. Marketing LP, PO Box 676021, Dallas, TX 75267 for $1101.05 One 1 Dell Optiplex 760 PC, c/n B236-02539, s/n 577FPJ1, acquired 04/30/2009 from Dell Inc. Marketing LP, PO Box 676021, Dallas, TX 75267 for $1141.69 One 1 Sierra Wireless Ruggedized Modem, c/n B236-02401, s/n B453037003810, acquired 02/29/2008 from CDW Government, 75 Remittance Dr., Chicago, IL 60675for $847.15 One 1 Sierra Wireless Ruggedized Modem, c/n B236-02402, s/n B453037003910, acquired 02/29/2008 from CDW Government, 75 Remittance Dr., Chicago, IL 60675 for $847.15 One 1 The Pipe II Touch Button Reader, c/n B236-02890, s/n A1682B, acquired 03/21/2013 from Timekeeping Systems, Inc., 30700 Bainbridge Rd., Suite H, Solon, OH 44139 for $595.00 One 1 Forklift King AllTerrain DTID, c/n B345-00003, s/n 406C, acquired 12/07/2010 from Department of Central Services, PO Box 53488, Oklahoma City, OK 73152 for $3857.60 One 1 Motorola Battery Charger, c/n B441-00011, acquired 07/17/1998 for $556.00 One 1 Motorola MT-2000 Handheld Radio, c/n B601-00744, s/n 355AWA0583Z, acquired 01/10/1996 for $1040.00 One 1 Motorola HT-1000 Hand Held Radio, c/n B601-00829, s/n 402AWL6910Z, acquired 06/10/1996 for $614.25 One 1 Motorola HT-1000 Hand Held Radio, c/n B601-00831, s/n 402AWL6870Z, acquired 06/10/1996 for $614.25 One 1 Motorola HT-1000 Hand Held Radio, c/n B60101014, s/n 402AXSA183, acquired 10/06/1997 for $752.90 One 1 Sierra Wireless Cellular Modem, c/n B60102105, acquired 01/31/2010 from AT&T Wireless, PO Box 6463, Carol Stream, IL 60197 for $720.00 One 1 Sierra Wireless Cellular Modem, c/n B601-02119, acquired 01/31/2010 from AT&T Wireless, PO Box 6463, Carol Stream, IL 60197 for $720.00 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem, c/n B601-02131, acquired 10/05/2010 from IC Logic, Inc., 104 S. Estes Dr., Ste. 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 for $857.65 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem, c/n B601-02132, acquired 10/05/2010 from IC Logic, Inc., 104 S. Estes Dr., Ste. 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 for $857.65 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem, c/n B601-02134, acquired 10/05/2010 from IC Logic, Inc., 104 S. Estes Dr., Ste. 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 for $857.65 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem, c/n B601-02135, acquired 10/05/2010 from IC Logic, Inc., 104 S. Estes Dr., Ste. 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 for $857.65 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem, c/n B601-02153, s/n B651410007310, acquired 03/22/2011 from IC Logic, Inc., 104 S. Estes Dr., Ste. 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 for $781.35 One 1 Sierra Wireless Modem, c/n B601-02164, s/n B53570003610, acquired 03/22/2011 from IC Logic, Inc., 104 S. Estes Dr., Ste. 204, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 for $781.35 One 1 2006 Dodge Charger, c/n B612-00301, s/n 2B3KA43G96H334667, acquired 04/10/2006 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc., PO Box 14580, Oklahoma City, OK 73113 for $20800.00 One 1 2006 Dodge Charger, c/n B612-00309, s/n 2B3KA43G16H334680, acquired 04/10/2006 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc., PO Box 14580, Oklahoma City, OK 73113 for $20800.00 One 1 2006 Dodge Charger, c/n B612-00318, s/n 2B3KA43G26H334672, acquired 04/10/2006 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc., PO Box 14580, Oklahoma City, OK 73113 for $20800.00 One 1 2006 Dodge Charger, c/n B612-00321, s/n 2B3KA43G86H334689, acquired 04/10/2006 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc., PO Box 14580, Oklahoma City, OK 73113 for $20800.00 One 1 2006 Dodge Charger, c/n B612-00327, s/n 2B3KA43G36H334681, acquired 04/10/2006 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc., PO Box 14580, Oklahoma City, OK 73113 for $20800.00 One 1 2006 Dodge Charger, c/n B612-00340, s/n 2B3KA43GX6H511128, acquired 08/29/2006 from Bob Howard Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Inc., PO Box 14580, Oklahoma City, OK 73113 for $20283.00 One 1 L&E Docking Mount, c/n B613-00257, acquired 09/18/2000 from Trio Industries, Inc., 1467 Lemay, Ste. 105, Carrollton, TX 75007 for $714.86 One 1 L&E Docking Mount, c/n B613-00264, acquired 09/18/2000 from Trio Industries, Inc., 1467 Lemay, Ste. 105, Carrollton, TX 75007 for $714.86 One 1 Applied Concepts K-Band Motorcycle Radar, c/n B615-00094, s/n 040296, acquired 05/07/1999 from an unknown vendor for $1850.00 One 1 Radar Unit, c/n B615-00223, s/n KK37639, acquired 04/10/2000 from Kustom Signals, Inc., 1010 W. Chestnut, Chanute, KS 66720 for $909.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B615-00365, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers Division Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for $269.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B615-00368, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers Division Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for $269.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B615-00378, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers Division Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for for $269.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B615-00383, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers Division Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for $269.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B615-00384, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers Division Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for $269.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B615-00393, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers D i v i s i o n Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for $269.00 One 1 Sound Off Power Supply, c/n B61500401, acquired 03/31/2003 from Cruisers Division Southwest, 916 NW 6th, Oklahoma City, OK 73106 for $269.00 One 1 Genisis II Select KA-Band Radar, c/n B615-00520, s/n G2S-17972, acquired 06/09/2006 from Decatur Electronics, Inc., 750 B Street, Ste. 2610, San Diego, CA 92101 for $1403.00 One 1 Genisis II Select KA-Band Radar, c/n B615-00521, s/n G2S-17931, acquired 06/09/2006 from Decatur Electronics, Inc., 750 B Street, Ste. 2610, San Diego, CA 92101 for $1403.00 One 1 Select Dual KS-Band Radar, c/n B615-00647, s/n 22166/22187/22257, acquired 08/06/2008 from Decatur Electronics, Inc., 750 B Street, Ste. 2610, San Diego, CA 92101 for $1350.00 One 1 Panasonic Docking Station, c/n B615-00679, s/n X2107346, acquired 09/22/2009 from Stolz Telecom LLC, 8900 Gateway Terrace, Ste. C, Oklahoma City, OK 73149 for $530.45 One 1 Panasonic Docking Station, c/n B615-00705, s/n 3BTYA41092, acquired 05/10/2013 from Turnkey Mobile, Inc., 210 Prodo Dr., Jefferson City, MO 65109 for $518.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00184, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00187, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00192, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00194, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00197, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00198, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00199, acquired 01/31/2010 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3900.00 One 1 Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00266, acquired 12/09/2015 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3476.00 One 1 Cortech Chuckwagon Food Cart, c/n B616-00268, acquired 03/31/2016 from Global Equipment Company, Inc., PO Box 905713, Charlotte, NC 28290 for $3200.00 One 1 Setina Prisoner Partition, c/n B646-00665, acquired 06/30/2009 from Adamson Industries Corporation, 45 Research Dr., Haverhill, MA 01832 for $553.32 One 1 Setina Prisoner Partition, c/n B646-00671, acquired 06/30/2009 from Adamson Industries Corporation, 45 Research Dr., Haverhill, MA 01832 for $553.32 One 1 Setina Prisoner Partition, c/n B64600675, acquired 06/30/2009 from Adamson Industries Corporation, 45 Research Dr., Haverhill, MA 01832 for $553.32 One 1 Setina Prisoner Partition. c/n B646-00863, acquired 04/26/2011 from Adamson Industries Corporation, 45 Research Dr., Haverhill, MA 01832 for $503.28 One 1 Speedaire Air Compressor, c/n B646-02525, s/n DR0204087, acquired 03/28/2013 from W.W. Grainger, Inc., PO Box 419267, Kansas City, MO 64141 for $3192.30 approve. approve Resolution No. 2019-519 disposing of equipment from the inventory of the Oklahoma County Sheriff. These items are no longer needed, and with the requested approval will be dispersed to other agencies or returned to Homeland Security and removed from inventory in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421. One 1 Panasonic Toughbook, c/n B236-02230, acquired 07/10/2007 from Colert for $4722.00 One 1 Panasonic Toughbook, c/n B236-02231, acquired 07/10/2007 from Colert for $4722.00 One 1 Panasonic Toughbook, c/n B236-02232, acquired 07/10/2007 from Colert for $4722.00 One 1 Panasonic Toughbook, c/n B236-02234, acquired 07/10/2007 from Colert for $4722.00 One 1 Gooseneck Trailer, c/n B334-00030, s/n 1B9GE38238L89908, acquired 04/30/2009 from Colert for $85,153.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00005, acquired 10/21/1991 from Colert for $1250.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00006, acquired 10/21/1991 from Colert for $1250.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00012, acquired 10/21/1991 from Colert for $1250.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00014, acquired 10/21/1991 from Colert for $1250.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B51400015, acquired 10/21/1991 from Colert for $1250.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00039, acquired 03/24/1999 from Colert for $759.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00040, acquired 03/24/1999 from Colert for $759.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00041, acquired 03/24/1999 from Colert for $759.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00043, acquired 03/24/1999 from Col-

ert for $759.00 One 1 Survivair Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00049, acquired 03/24/1999 from Colert for $759.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00063, s/n NL020703545882, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2583.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00064, s/n NL020401045882, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2583.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00065, s/n NK0203001045882, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2583.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00067, s/n NL020703645882, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2583.00 One 1 Breathing Apparatus, c/n B514-00072, s/n IL167348, acquired 05/10/2004 from Colert for $643.61 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00077, s/n 115A0641003708, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00079, s/n 115A0641003720, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00080, s/n 115A0641003718, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00081, s/n 115A0641003709, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00083, s/n 115A0641003717, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00084, s/n 115A0641003719, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00085, s/n 115A0641003722, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00086, s/n 115A0641003711, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00087, s/n 115A0641003707, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00088, s/n 115A0641003712, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00089, s/n 115A0641003713, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00090, s/n 115A0641003716, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00092, s/n 115A0641003705, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00093, s/n 115A0641003715, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00094, s/n 115A0641003701, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00095, s/n 115A0641003721, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00096, s/n 115A0641003706, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00097, s/n 115A0641003704, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 Scott Air-Pak 50, c/n B514-00099, s/n 115A0641003703, acquired 10/18/2006 from Colert for $2024.00 One 1 800 MA-COM Radio, c/n B601-001926, s/n 9161125, acquired 05/04/2007 from Colert for $4050.20 One 1 800 MA-COM Radio, c/n B601-01927, s/n 9130567, acquired 05/04/2007 from Colert for $3525.20 One 1 Motorola Radio, s/n 500CHK0385, acquired 05/22/2007 from Colert for $3496.00 One 1 Motorola Radio, s/n 500CHK0384, acquired 05/22/2007 from Colert for $3496.00 One 1 Scott 4500 PSI Carbon Cylinder, c/n B615-00300, acquired 02/27/2003 from Colert for $726.00 One 1 Scott 4500 PSI Carbon Cylinder, c/n B615-00301, acquired 02/27/2003 from Colert for $726.00 One 1 Scott 4500 PSI Carbon Cylinder, c/n B61500303, acquired 02/27/2003 from Colert for $726.00 One 1 Scott 4500 PSI Carbon Cylinder, c/n B615-00305, acquired 02/27/2003 from Colert for $726.00 One 1 Scott 4500 PSI Carbon Cylinder, c/n B615-00306, acquired 02/27/2003 from Colert for $726.00 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00465, s/n IL180516, acquired 01/13/2005 from Colert for $729.24 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00489, s/n IL211229, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $775.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00490, s/n IL211426, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B61500491, s/n IL211319, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00492, s/n IL211323, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00493, s/n IL211276, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00494, s/n IL211322, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00495, s/n IL311316, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00496, s/n IL211438, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Cylinder w/ Valve Carbon 45, c/n B615-00497, s/n IL311307, acquired 06/13/2005 from Colert for $756.94 One 1 Scott 4500 PSI Carbon Cylinder, c/n B615-00641, s/n IL420373, acquired 10/05/2007 from Colert for $941.92 approve. approve Resolution No. 2019-514 disposing of equipment from the inventory of the Oklahoma County Clerk. These items are broken or obsolete, and are too costly to repair, and with the requested disposal will be junked in accordance with the provisions set forth in Title 19 Section 421. One 1 Set of Steelcase Compartment Cubicles, c/n F105-00136, acquired 06/08/2004 from Scott Rice Co., PO Box 662050, Dallas, TX 75266 for $13,964.96 One 1 TS Pedestal Desk, c/n F105-00148, acquired 11/16/2004 from Scott Rice Co., PO Box 662050, Dallas, TX 75266 for $6,213.65 One 1 Walnut Storage Credenza, c/n F109-00057, acquired 12/08/1988 from an unknown vendor for $655.20 One 1 Simplex Time Clock, c/n F214-00047, s/n B41821, acquird 12/12/2005 from Simplex Time Recorder Company, 235 Utah Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73108 for $ 5 6 6 . 9 6 One 1 HP 1320TN LaserJet Printer, c/n F236-00810, s/n CNHC5950T2, acquired 11/28/2005 from Office Depot, PO Box 633211, Cincinnati, OH 45263 for $599.99 One 1 HP 1320TN LaserJet Printer, c/n F236-00832, s/n CNHC5950T2, acquired 03/21/2006 from Office Depot, PO Box 633211, Cincinnati, OH 45263 for $599.99 One 1 HP 1320TN LaserJet Printer, c/n F236-00835, s/n CNHC63G1VM, acquired 04/25/2006 from Office Depot, PO Box 633211, Cincinnati, OH 45263 for $599.99 One 1 Canon DR9080C Scanner, c/n F236-00937, s/n CZ313576, acquired 06/24/2008 from Solutions4sure.com, for $6,561.19 One 1 Savin CLP22 Color Laser Printer, c/n F236-00961, s/n 4480300475, acquired 02/04/2009 from Standley Systems, 2601 NW Expressway, Ste. 600, Oklahoma City, OK 73112 for $1,345.72 One 1 HP 6305A PC, c/n F250-00088, s/n MXL319156X, acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW Government Inc., 75 Remittance Dr., #1515, Chicago, IL 60675 for $551.05 One 1 HP 6305A PC, c/n F250-00090, s/n MXL319156Z, acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW Government Inc., 75 Remittance Dr., #1515, Chicago, IL 60675 for $551.05 One 1 HP 6305A PC, c/n F250-00096, s/n MXL319157B, acquired 05/15/2013 from CDW Government Inc., 75 Remittance Dr., #1515, Chicago, IL 60675 for $551.05 approve. Receive the following litigation: Case No. CJ-2019-307 Summons Case No. CV-2019-221 Summons Case No. 5:18-CV-01221-R Notice to Defendants of Hearing to Appoint Commissioners approve. Approve Employee Benefit CVS Invoice #52417391 for Oklahoma County in the amount $ 137,138.57 pending notification of encumbrance to Jackie Wilson, County Treasurer’s Office approve. Approve Employee Benefit CVS Invoice #52422876 for Oklahoma County in the amount of $ 87,592.08 pending notification of encumbrance to Jackie Wilson, County Treasurer’s Office. approve. Approve Employee Benefit Warrant No. 711219 through 711723 for Oklahoma County in the amount of $315,061.41 pending notification of encumbrance to Jackie Wilson, County Treasurer’s Office. approve. Approval of Workers’ Compensation claim payments from Consolidated Benefits Resources in the amount of $8,432.89 for the period of 02/05/2019. approve. Monthly Report of Fees for January, 2019. Juvenile Justic Center $42,706.41 approve. Monthly Report of Fees for January, 2019.Juvenile Bureau 9N Restitution $40,448.15 9J Restitution 10,433.51 JJC Emergency $2,452.26 approve. Monthly Report of Fees for January, 2019. Planning Commission Inspection Fee Fund - $48,782.53 Planning Commission State Building Code Fund - $3,158.50 Planning Commission Fee Fund Report $11,898.50 approve. Monthly Report of Fees for January, 2019. County Assessor $24,659.01 approve. Monthly Report of Fees for January, 2019. Electon Board $24,659.01 approve approval of Utility Relocation Agreement between Scissortail Energy dba Kinder Morgan and Oklahoma County for Oklahoma County Project 186-BR-2014, Bridge on Harrah Road 0.9 miles south of 164th Street, STP-255C464CB, J/P# 3259204. The estimated county share of the cost is $28,617.00. Requisition No. 11904967 has been issued to Kinder Morgan in the amount of $28,617.00 from Highway Cash/ District No. 1 11191000, contingent upon encumbrance of funds. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to strike. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert approve a Utility, Encroachment and ROW Affidavit to ODOT for J/P #3259104, Oklahoma County Project 59-BR-2014, Bridge 59 on Britton Road 0.8 miles east of Choctaw Road. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert District No. appoint a BOCC Member or representative to assist in the negotiation of the Jail Service Agreement between Oklahoma County and Oklahoma CIty. To appoint Kevin Calvey as BOCC representative. Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert District No. approve a Utility, Encroachment and ROW Affidavit to ODOT for J/P #3292904, Oklahoma County Project 04-BR-2016, Bridge 04 on Waterloo Road 0.5 miles west of Portland HWY 74. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumertaccept the Temporary Easement and Letter for Oklahoma County District No. 3 for roadway improvements on North Odor Street. This Temporary Easement is located at the Windmill Shopping Center, Lots 9-20, Lot 000, Block 032, Arcadia Addition Complete legal description hyperlinked. The Temporary Easement is being granted to Oklahoma County by Danny and Vi Davis. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert approve the renewal maintenance agreement with Midwest Card and ID Solutions and Oklahoma County Office of Emergency Management, on behalf of the Oklahoma County Commissioners, for software maintenance services in the amount of $500.00 for service to begin February 01, 2019 and end January 31, 2020. Requistion No. 11904504 has been issued to Midwest Card and ID Solutions LLC in the amount of $500.00 from Emergency Management Fund 10015500-54455, contingent upon encumbrance of funds. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye:3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert Engineering approval of Resolution No. 2019-478 accepting Oklahoma County Project ADC-2016-1, Jail Kitchen, HVAC, and Plumbing repair as being satisfactorily complete.Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan, Calvey and Blumert to sign the Title Sheet for Oklahoma County Project No. ADC-2018-3, Jail Wall Repair. The plans ere prepared by ZFI Engineering Co. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan, Calvey and Blumert to sign a letter addressed to the U.S. Secretary of Transportation in support of an ODOT Grant application regarding the I-40/Douglas Interchange Reconstruction and related interstate widening in Oklahoma County. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye:3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert to sign the Title Sheet for Oklahoma County Project No. ADC-2018-3, Jail Wall Repair. The plans were prepared by ZFI Engineering Co. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to strike. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye:3 -Maughan, Calvey and Blumert Juvenile Bureau Discussion and posible action to approve Resolution No. 2019-475 accepting and acknowledging donations to the Oklahoma County Juvenile Bureau. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye:3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert MIS approve the MOU between MIS and OSU Extension. This is for MIS to bill the OSU Extension for monthly IT support, ISP from OMES, and for phone bill and licensing. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to strike. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye:3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert appove Interlocal Agreement between Oklahoma County and Department of Capital Assets Management. This is a renewal for 2019 of the agreement for DCAM to sell surplus property for Oklahoma County. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye:3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert Recurring Agenda Items: approve Resolution No. 2019-534 approving Blanket Purchase Orders as submitted by each department, list available for inspection in the office of the County Clerk, Room 201. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert Opening of the following bids and or Requests for Qualifications. Any vendor wanting to review the bids or RFQs may see the Purchasing Agent immediately following this meeting. 11903816 RFP for the DA and Public Defenders Case Management System Replacement CW19026 Paint and Related Items 11903816 RFP for DA and Public Defenders Case Management System Replacement Equivant Stellar Services Karpel Journal Tech Tyler Tech CW19026 Paint and Related Items Sherwin Williams Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert Approve all claims, list available for inspection in the office of the County Clerk, Room 201. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to approve. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert No Commissioners Comments/General Remarks No New business. No Citizen Participation. Executive Session Recess into executive session at 9:27 a.m. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to recess. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 - Maughan, Calvey and Blumert To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation, claim or action by Willis v. Oklahoma County Detention Center et al, CIV-18-323-D, and where on advice of its attorney, the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation, litigation, or proceeding In the public interest. To enter into executive session pursuant to 25 O.S. 307 B 4 to engage in confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation, claim or action in Sampro Group, LLC and Commerce Park Holdings, LLC v. The City of Oklahoma, et al., CV-2019-221, and where on advice of its attorney, the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation, litigation, or proceeding in the public interest. Return from executive session at 10:10 a.m. Calvey moved, Blumert seconded, to return. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Maughan, Calvey and Blumert Steve Satterwhite entered the meeting at this time. Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation, claim or

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From page B6 or action by Willis v. Oklahoma County Detention Center et al, CIV-18-323-D, and where on advice of its attorney, the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation, litigation, or proceeding In the public interest. Receive report. Aye: 3 Satterwhite, Calvey and Blumert Action regarding confidential communications between the public body and its attorney concerning a pending investigation, claim or action in Sampro Group, LLC and Commerce Park Holdings, LLC v. The City of Oklahoma et al., CV-2019-221, and where on advice of its attorney, the board has determined that disclosure will seriously impair the ability of the public body to process the claim or conduct a pending investigation, litigation, or proceeding in the public interest. Authorize the District Attorney to enter a disclaimer subject to unpaid taxes on this matter. Aye: 3 Satterwhite, Calvey and Blumert Adjourn at 10:11 a.m. Blumert moved, Calvey seconded, to adjourn. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: 3 Satterwhite, Calvey and Blumert BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Chairman ATTEST: David B. 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Spring Break and Summer Camps

LYRIC From Page 11

Camp for week one, Broadway Dance Camp, is March 11-15. Camp for week two, Performing the Music of Kids on Broadway, is scheduled for March 18-22. Both weeks of camp will run 10am-4pm, with optional extended day care, 8 am. to 5:30 p.m. All camps are for ages 7-18 and are held in the Lyric Academy Production Center in the Plaza District. There will be performances on the Friday of each camp so that campers can show off and entertain their family and friends. Broadway Dance Camp will give students of all backgrounds and levels of training the opportunity to work with Academy instructors for a high-energy, movement based musical theatre dance workshop. Both newcomers and seasoned dancers alike are welcome to join, as classes and lessons will be tailored to the students’ abilities. Campers will cover skills including choreography, staging

KEYSTONE From Page 11

According to returning campers, a favorite indoor activity is a Keystone specialty: Summer in the City. Children take breaks indoors throughout the day and practice reading, writing and math to earn Farm Dollars. T hey can use these dollars to purchase a “home” (camping tent set up indoors), part-

and various dance techniques, all taught through fun games and challenging activities. The end of camp performance on Friday will be a celebration of theatre dance and the hard work put in by all the campers. Already a top seller for the year, week two of spring break camp at Lyric is Kids on Broadway and will undoubtedly be a smash hit with any camper who is familiar with shows including “Annie,” “Matilda,” “School of Rock” and “Once on This Island.” With such great material to work with, week two instructors and campers will easily have a wonderful time singing broadway hits while learning vocal techniques, dance combinations, and performance skills. The Friday performance for this camp will undoubtedly include a delightful mix of numbers with campers starring in their dream roles! Lyric’s Thelma Gaylord Academy will be taking spring break camp registrations through midMarch. Enrollment is easily done online by visiting www.ThelmaGaylordAcademy.com or by calling 405-524-9310.

ner with other campers to open a business and even have employees. These scenarios give them real-world skills and a better understanding of how to earn, save and spend money. John Duhon, cofounder and co-director, emphasized that Keystone’s summer 9:1 (or better) teacher-to-student ratio means that children are well supervised and following safety rules at all times.

Summer on the Farm (K - 5th) is a six-week camp that runs May 28 through July 12 (excluding the week of July 4). The daily rate is $70 or $310 for the week, and runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Both camps have a one-time enrollment fee of $50 per camper. Spaces are limited and fill up quickly, so reserve your child’s spot today by visiting www.keystoneadventureschoolandfarm. com.