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Technology Has a Cost

We know that fire scenes are dynamic. Every time we open a trade journal or read a nearmiss report, something new is identified in a way we had not seen before.

Sometimes technology is the driving force for this development. The latest innovations that seem to provide the most concern for firefighters are the advancements in electric power and how we address these innovations.

The featured report involves an electric vehicle (EV). EVs are becoming more available, and we see new concerns when igniting. The latest technology will always bring innovations in our daily life but can also provide unique challenges. This report details how a vehicle fire in a garage became much more than expected.

Electric Vehicle in Garage Causes Explosion

(Published: 4/17/2023, http://firefighternearmiss.com/Reports?id=16048

Report Number: 23-14382

EVENT NARRATIVE

Initial size-up: Two-story residential with nothing showing, investigating. Post 360, we had a lookout basement and confirmed smoke in the building. I switched to an offensive strategy through the front door utilizing a preconnect.

Event Description: An atmospheric ignition occurred while fighting a plugged-in electric/hybrid vehicle fire inside a closed garage. The result of said atmospheric ignition was the garage door blew off its tracks into the yard, almost injuring a safety officer. Additionally, at the time of the atmospheric ignition, three firefighters were inside the garage, and one firefighter was standing at the garage doorway to the house. A burst of fire blew back the firefighter in the door several feet. All firefighters were uninjured in this event.

Consider the following topics for discussion:

• How often do you interact with an electric or hybrid electric vehicle?

• Discuss what you know about EVs and how controlling a fire in one differs from a conventional internal combustion engine vehicle.

• What is off-gassing? Are you familiar with this hazard as it applies to a vehicle fire?

• What are the ways an EV can be compromised and ignited?

Lessons Learned

Describe the lessons learned at this event. What recommenda- tions do you have to prevent a similar occurrence? Confirm with the responsible party ensuring life safety needs were met. Ensure you ventilate a charged environment when possible. Utilize a TIC to determine the environment and heat sources. PPE protects you even as much from the unexpected as from the expected.

List any other info that was important for situational awareness. Battery off-gassing and how to manage such in a dynamic firefighting environment is a new tactic for our department. We may have had a safer outcome if we had understood this situation better and possibly considered venting the area before entering and attacking.

Electric vehicles have an excellent safety record, but like any vehicle, there are ways the system can become compromised and catch fire.

NFPA Today published an excellent blog post identifying several ways a battery system can be damaged.

• Thermal Abuse - An outside fire that heats the battery compartment.

• Electrical Abuse - Such as overcharging.

• Mechanical Abuse – An example could be caused by a vehicle accident.

• Internal faults - Could be from low-quality components or errors in manufacturing.

• Environmental impacts - Like abrupt changes in the weather. -- O’Connor, 2021

Though other less common causes can initiate an event, these are the most common.

Besides being burned by an arc or shocked by the electrical charge, we must be very cautious attacking a fire in a battery system. EV fires have several aspects we need to observe.

The first is that when the battery compartment becomes compromised, the electrical charge in each battery is still available. Any short circuit will make the situation worse. The term used most for this hazard is “thermal runaway.”

When a vehicle experiences thermal runaway, batteries heat up and rupture, sometimes violently, releasing the flammable electrolyte in the batteries. This begins the chain reaction that spreads to other battery cells. Because the batteries are contained, heat builds up fast, releasing more energy. The battery cells are placed close to each other, and the heat will transfer to the next cell, causing it to fail. As the heat moves from cell to cell, it spreads fast.

As the reaction doubles, the batteries begin to off-gas from the heat. “The gasses released from batteries are highly flammable and toxic. The type of gas released depends on the battery chemistry involved but typically includes gases such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, methane, ethane, and other hydrocarbons. If the gas is able to reach its lower explosive limit before finding an ignition source, then there is the potential for an explosion” (O’Connor, 2021).

The first photo at right shows a device that punctures the battery compartment under the vehicle. Water is then pumped through this appliance and floods the compartment.

The next photo shows a blanket that covers the vehicle to smother the fire.

Venting the space if the vehicle is inside a garage is vital to this type of fire attack. A final consideration is the power left in the battery pack. “Stranded energy is the term used for when a battery has no safe way of discharging its stored energy” (O’Connor, 2021).

After a fire, it can be challenging to determine the extent of energy left in the batteries and what that can do. It frequently causes reignition hours or days later. Some impound lots refuse to accept EVs that have been involved in a fire due to this reason.

Controlling a vehicle fire of this type requires large volumes of water to complete extinguishment. For isolated locations, protecting exposed areas and allowing the fire to burn itself out may be neces- sary. Being mindful that when the temperature rises, the batteries can explode violently. Additional caution is essential!

Compared to a standard vehicle fire, EV fires have hazards we are not accustomed to. Learning more about these types of incidents can also extend to managing the home battery backup fires, hoverboard fires, and other types of battery-powered device fires we encounter. Lithium-ion batteries are useful tools in the advancement of technology, but we must manage the incidents effectively.

Sharing how these incidents are managed is an excellent way to advance how firefighting can manage technology.

Works Cited

[ABC15 Arizona]. (2023, May 23). Why AZ fire department plans to bury burning electric vehicles [Video]. Youtube.com.

O’Connor, B. (2021, December 3). Battery Energy Storage Hazards and Failure Modes. NFPA TODAY. Retrieved July 15, 2023, from https://www. nfpa.org/News-and-Research/Publications-and-media/

n MEETING (April 21, 2023)

Gregory Nettleton/Altus – Application For Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective April 1, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer and seconded by Lay to modify the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”,to “Service”, effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Angelo R. Rivers II/McAlester – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective March 18, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer and seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jerimy Meek/Midwest City – Application

For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective April 1, 2023: Motion was made by Davidson seconded by Lopez to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jefferson Bowman/Muskogee – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective December 12, 2021: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Lopez to deny the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Lewis A. Brock/Muskogee – Application

For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective April 1, 2023: Motion was made by Davidson seconded by Lay to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

David Branscum/Pona City – Application

For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective April 1, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jeffery A. Poole/Elk City – Application n MEETING (May 19, 2023)

For “Disability Not In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective April 15, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Bennet to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Davidson, Lay, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Brent Armer/Edmond – Request To Modify Pension From “Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty”: Motion was made by Davidson and seconded by Lay to approve the request of Armer to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty” Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Lay, Baggett, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Glenn Ballinger/Oklahoma City –Request To Modify Pension From “Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Motion was made by Bennett seconded by Davidson to approve the request of Ballinger to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty”. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Lay, Baggett, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jeffrey Wagnon/Tulsa – Request To Modify Pension From “Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty”: Motion was made by Lay seconded by Bennett Davidson to approve the request Ballinger to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty”. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Lay, Baggett, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Darren Hickson/Tulsa – Request To Modify Pension From “Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty”: Motion was made by Davidson seconded by Lay to approve the request of Hickson to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty”. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Lopez, Bryant, Cramer, Lay, Baggett, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Matthew K. Payne/Broken Arrow –Application For Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer and seconded by Baggett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

William K. Tummel/Broken Arrow –Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Lay and seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

John M. Clift/Chickasha – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Provence to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

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Nathan D. Plagg/El Reno – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective April 29, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Lay to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective April 29, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Timothy G. Good/Gage – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective April 22, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Chase W. Morgan/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective May 2, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Lay to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 2, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Joseph Wheeler/Lawton – Application

For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Bennet to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Chase Musgrave/Noble – Application

For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective May 11, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Lay to modify the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” to “Disability Not in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Brian K. Lewis/Norman – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Lay to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Carri L. Baldwin/Oklahoma City –Application For “Disability in The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Provence seconded by Bennet to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Clellen G. Cody/Oklahoma City –Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Bennett seconded by Lay to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Russell H. Morland/Oklahoma City –Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Bennett seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Matt D. Drummond/Skiatook – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective April 11, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Lay to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective April 11, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Mark E. Milstead/Tulsa – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 1, 2023: Motion was made by Lay seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jimmy D. South Jr./Woodford – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May 16, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer seconded by Baggett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 16, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Baggett, Cramer, Lay, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jeff Riggs/Tulsa – Request To Modify Pension From Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty”: Motion was made by Cramer and seconded by Baggett to deny the request of Riggs to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty” Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Fullingim, Cramer, Lay, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

n MEETING (June 16, 2023)

Joseph D. McBrayer/Bixby – Application For Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett and seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Baggett, Cramer, Duncan, Bryant, Lopez, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Joe L. Chisum/Collinsville – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Provence and seconded by Baggett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Bryant, Lopez, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Damon Bybee/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty”

Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023.

Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Bryant, Lopez, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Brett S. Ford/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Provence to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Bryant, Lopez, Laws, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Robert Kizarr/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Provence to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Bryant, Lopez, Laws and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Mike A. McDaniel/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett seconded by Provence to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Bryant, Laws, Lopez and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Steven M. Monostori/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett seconded by Provence to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Lopez, Bryant, Laws, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

James Schneider/Lawton – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” , effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Lopez, Bryant, Laws, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Homer P. Harvey Jr./Norman – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Cramer seconded by Provence to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective May 1, 2023. Ayes: , Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Lopez, Bryant, Laws, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Chad A. Ake/Oklahoma City – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Nimmo, Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Law, Lopez, Bryant and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Harold L. Ake/Oklahoma City – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023:

Motion made by Cramer seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Johnathan L. Akright/Oklahoma City – Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett seconded by Provence to approve Application for “Disability in Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Laws, Bryant, Lopez and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Christopher Black /Oklahoma City –Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Provence seconded by Cramer to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan Baggett, Cramer, Laws, Bryant, Lopez, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

John M. Calhoon/Oklahoma City –Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Marcus Dorsey/Oklahoma City –Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Bennett seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty” effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Baggett, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

David Fields/Oklahoma City- Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett and seconded by Provence to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Julian Gaona III/Oklahoma CityApplication For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett and seconded by Bennett to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Christopher Hoffman/Oklahoma CityApplication For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Provence and seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Stephen D. Lewis/Oklahoma CityApplication For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Cramer and seconded by Bennett to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Curtis R. Maloy /Oklahoma City -Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett and seconded by Bennett to approve Application for “Disability in \Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Brennen A. McKellar/Oklahoma City -Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Bennett and seconded by Baggett to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jeral A. Plumlee/Oklahoma CityApplication For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Cramer and seconded by Bennett to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Michael L. Ralls/Oklahoma CityApplication For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer and seconded by Baggett to modify the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, to “Service”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Richard Reber/Oklahoma City- Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett and seconded by Bennett to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Mark E. Richardson /Oklahoma CityApplication For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Baggett and seconded by Provence to approve Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Billy R. Wilson/Oklahoma City- Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion made by Cramer and seconded by Bennett to approve Application for n CONSENT AGENDA (May 19, 2023)

“Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Jason Woods/Oklahoma City- Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Provence and seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Charles D. Golden/Tulsa - Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was by Provence and seconded by Bennett to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Chase Tyler/Tulsa - Application For “Disability In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective June 1, 2023: Motion was made by Baggett and seconded by Cramer to approve the Application for “Disability in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Brant Bonham/Fairview- Application For “Disability Not In The Line Of Duty” Pension, Effective May, 2023: Motion was made by Cramer and seconded by Baggett to approve the Application for “Disability Not in the Line of Duty”, effective June 1, 2023. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Bryant, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

Tommy Thomson/Oklahoma City –Request To Modify Pension From “Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty”: Motion was made by Bennett and seconded by Baggett to approve the request of Thomson to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty.” Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: Bryant. Motion carried.

Robert K. Stern/Tulsa – Request Ot Modify Pension From “Service” To “Disability In The Line Of Duty”: Motion was made by Baggett and seconded by Cramer to DENY the request of Stern to modify his pension from “Service” to “Disability in the Line of Duty”. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Duncan, Cramer, Laws, Lopez, Baggett, and Green. Nayes: Bryant. Motion carried.

Request To Declare Death In The Line Of Duty/Brian Jantzen/Ringwood – Surviving Spouse Sarah Jantzen: Motion was made by Baggett and seconded by Cramer to modify the request of “Death in the Line of Duty” to “Death Not in Line of Duty” until the Death Certificate is received. Ayes: Bennett, Provence, Cramer, Lay, Laws, Baggett, Green, Lopez, Duncan. Nayes: None. Motion carried.

CHECKS TERMINATED IN APRIL 2023 (Deceased):

Bartlesville Wathena M. Wanner

Bartlesville Joseph F. Veley

Blackwell Roberta M. McKinnis

Covington Beverley A. Bigby

Enid Kriemhilde Sowle

Jet Kelly J. Yoder

Maysville Eva S. Hough

Muskogee Deborah Bassett

OKC Maggie L. Lane

Pawhuska Gregory L. Strahm

Picher Ernest A. Freeman

Purcell Claudine Herrell

Sallisaw Mary C. Walkingstick

Spiro Mary E. Harper

Sulphur Wanda J. Tingle

Talihina Okle B. James

Temple Frank K. Tucker

Tulsa Ed W. Allphin

Tulsa Delberta Jennings

Tulsa Barbara Llewellyn

Tulsa Tommie L. Morris

Wetumka Bernice Neese

Wynnewood Rogers H. Gardner

Yukon Joann A. Carpenter

APPLICATION FOR ENTRANCE INTO THE PENSION SYSTEM:

Elk City Kian Elledge

Elk City Brody Rainey

El Reno Austin Gorbet

Guthrie Mason Davis

Guthrie Jake Logan

Guthrie Jacob Zserdin

Harrah Patrick G. Nessel

Holdenville Tye D. Rambo

Lindsay Britton J. Carpenter

Lindsay Jimmy D. Gordan

Mustang Brandon Bowen Nichols Hills Daniel Morrison

APPLICATION FOR SURVIVING SPOUSE:

04/01/2023 Bennington Debra Wood, Widow Of Robin D. Wood Deceased 03/30/2023

02/16/2020

Marietta Crissy Edwards, Widow Of Debra A. Edwards Deceased 02/16/2020

$5,000.00 DEATH BENEFIT:

Bartlesville Stumpff Funeral Home On Behalf Of Bobby L. Ford

Barltesville Stumpff Funeral Home On Behalf Of John R. McGee

Billings Vicki Waggoner, Widow Of Wilfred Waggoner

Bridgecreek Tribute Memorial Care Southwest On Behalf Of Paul Miller

Comanche Melinda J. Newton, Widow Of George E. Newton

Glencoe Joyce Choplin, Widow Of Jim Choplin

Hobart Ray & Martha’s Funeral On Behalf Of Jackie R. Maggard

Pawhuska Kendrick McCartney Johnson On Behalf Of Gregory Straham

Porum King-Sherwood Funeral Home On Behalf Of Connie Spradlin

Tulsa Gary Allphin, Child Of Ed W. Allphin

Tulsa Messinger Indian School On Behalf Of Peter C. Faulkenberry

Tulsa Jack’s Memory Chapel On Behalf Of Bobby J. Kendrick

Tulsa

Delores J. Lewis, Widow Of Kirk P. Lewis

Vici Carole S. Turner, Widow O Gary Turner

Wilburton Joanathan Cook, Child Of John Cook

Wilburton Joanna Cook, Child Of John Cook

Wilburton Jocelyn Cook, Child Of John Cook

APPLICATION FOR SURVIVING SPOUSE FOR CONTINUATION:

05/01/2023

APPLICATION FOR DISABILITY IN THE LINE OF DUTY –MODIFY TO SERVICE PENSION:

APPLICATION FOR SERVICE PENSION:

APPLICATION FOR VESTED BENEFIT: n CONSENT AGENDA (June 16, 2023)

CHECKS TERMINATED IN MAY 2023 (Deceased):

Alva Linda Whitely

Beaver Cornelia Ashlock

Bokoshe Carl Cosgrove

Drumright Peggy S. Eckert

Eufaula Patti J. Pipkins

Hailyville Ralph W. Weaver

Haskell Donald A. Laferry

Norman Anna Stephens

$5,000.00 DEATH BENEFIT:

Pauls Valley Ardis C. Flanagan

Thomas Ina V. Goss

Tulsa Glenda Crawford

Tulsa Donald R. Walker

Tuttle W.J. Morgan Jr.

Weatherford Lorene Saurer

Wilburton Billie F. Donoley

Bennington Debra Wood, Widow Of Robin D. Wood

Caddo Richard H. Shorton, Child Of Kenneth R. Whorton

Del City Bernice G. Harris, Widow Of Danny L. Harris

Enid Ladusau-Evans Funeral On Behalf Of Phillip E. Bennett

Haskell Trina L. Moore, Child Of Donald A. Laferry

Kingfisher Sanders Funeral Home On Behalf Of Glendon Benda

Mannford Mannford Funeral Home On Behalf Of Jimmie L. Cramer

Okarche Huber-Benson Funeral Home On Behalf Of Paul J. Biller

Ponca City Grace Memorial Chapel On Behalf Of Larry D. Brown

Purcell Wilson-Little Funeral Home On Behalf Of Billy H. Bacon

Tuttle John M. Ireland & Son Funeral On Behalf Of W.j. Morgan Jr.

Union City Huber-Reynolds Funeral On Behalf Of Harold W. Ratterman

APPLICATION FOR ENTRANCE INTO THE PENSION SYSTEM:

Altus Isaac Bates

Altus Kade Forster

Altus Thomas Saxon

Altus Robert Young

Anadarko Christian Aranda

Anadarko Rowdy Hoffman

Anadarko Kelby Jennings

Bixby Easton Meaux

Coalgate Brandon Mathews

Collinsville Hunter Claxton

Enid Joshua Pitts

Enid Damon Schaefer

Enid Austin White

Jenks John Boyd

Jenks Billy McCawley

Jenks Trey Smith

Monkey Island Gavin Stone

Moore Luke Field

Moore William French

Moore Justice Hansen

Moore Andrew Powell

Moore John Wingfield

Tuttle Jacob Davis

APPLICATION FOR SURVIVING SPOUSE:

05/01/2023 Ringwood Sarah Jantzen, Widow Of Brian Jantzen Deceased 05/01/2023

APPLICATION FOR SURVIVING SPOUSE FOR CONTINUATION:

06/01/2023 Anadarko Jayme Wilkerson, Widow Of Dennis Wilkerson

06/01/2020 Cheyenne Janice Howenstine, Widow Of Howenstine 06/01/2023 Copan Carolyn Anderson, Widow Of Dewayne Anderson

06/01/2023 Nichols Hills Darlene Belden, Widow Of Jimmy P. Belden

06/01/2023 OKC Dama Butler,Widow Of Ronald H. Butler

06/01/2023 OKC Beverly Nitzel, Widow Of Michael R. Nitzel

06/01/2023 S Coffeyville Diana Howard, Widow Of Eddie D. Howard

06/01/2023 S Coffeyville Alice Long, Widow Of Rickie L. Long

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APPLICATION FOR SERVICE

06/01/2023

Wynnewood Sadonas Gardner, Widow Of Rogers Gardner 06/01/2023 Zena Yvonne M. Thompson, Widow of Bret A. Thompson

APPLICATION FOR VESTED BENEFIT:

01/01/2022 Bokchito Melissa Goza

05/21/2022 Butler County Scott A. Weiss

06/04/2023 Commerce Joey D. Williams

10/23/2025 Skiatook Bryn S. Burgess n CONSENT AGENDA (July 21, 2023)

CHECKS TERMINATED IN JUNE 2023 (Deceased):

Apache Carolyn Lair

Blackwell Tressa Webb

Broken Bow Audey R. Braddy

Carter Charlene Simpson

Commerce Ricky D. Williams

Del City Juanita Westfall

Edmond Jon K. Smith

Heavener Janet T. Tolbert

Konawa Mildred Knoury

Lawton Alma W. McKenzie

$5,000.00 DEATH BENEFIT:

Okarche Leo E. Meyer

OKC Velma L. Dale

OKC Beulah Ford

OKC Nettie J. Mitchell

OKC Samuel L. Musick

OKC Henry D. Smith

Sterling Thelma Henderson

Terral Leonard Langford

Tulsa Danny E. Jones

Tulsa Michael W. Malone

Wellston Chester E. Duncan

Anadarko Ferguson Funeral Home On Behalf Of Dennis W. Wilkerson

Brent Rural Carol A. Webb, Widow Of Stacey L. Webb

Cheyenne Janice Howenstine, Widow Of Cy Howenstine

Commerce Jimmy D. Williams, Death Recipient Of Ricky D. Williams

Coweta Thelma Greene, Widow Of James E. Greene

Haileyville Andrea Weaver, Child Of Ralph W. Weaver

Haileyville Stephanie Wagnon, Child Of Ralph W. Weaver

Luther Boydstone-Bailey Funeral On Behalf Of Eddie L. Steffens, Sr.

Mangum Greer Funeral Home On Behalf Of Richard Perry

Nichols Hills Darlene Belden, Widow Of Jimmy P. Belden

OKC Evans & Miller Funeral Home On Behalf Of Ronald H. Butler

OKC Christon R. Cummings, Child Of Samuel L. Muskick

OKC Beverly A. Nitzel, Widow Of Michael R. Nitzel

OKC Linda S. Mcmahon, Child Of Henry D. Smith

OKC Steven L. Smith, Child Of Henry D. Smith

Ringwood Lanman Funeral Home On Behalf Of Brian S. Jantzen

Sequoyah Lescher-Millsap Funeral On Behalf Of James E. Ackerman

S. Coffeyville David W. Barnes Funeral On Behalf Of Eddie D. Howard

Stilwell Lorie Trentham, Widow Of Ronald S. Trentham

Tulsa David Jones, Death Recipient Of Danny E. Jones

Wynnewood Sadona Sue Garner, Widow Of Rogers H. Gardner

APPLICATION FOR SURVIVING SPOUSE FOR CONTINUATION:

APPLICATION FOR ENTRANCE INTO THE PENSION SYSTEM:

Ada Jacob Ausban

Ada Dayton Phillips

Miami John Mate

Muskogee Logan Jones

Muskogee Alex Puckett

Muskogee Jacob Woodard

Noble Austin Long

Oklahoma City Diego Alcala

Oklahoma City Tyler Alderman

Oklahoma City Karsten Allen

Oklahoma City Travis Boyd

Oklahoma City Bryson Bozarth

Oklahoma City Zackery Brashier

Oklahoma City Lunnden Carlson

Oklahoma City Logan Clark

Oklahoma City Dalton Daniel

Oklahoma City Megan Dufy

Oklahoma City Rendon Ferrell

Oklahoma City Jacob Ford

Oklahoma City Alan Fraysur

Oklahoma City Deztinee Gooden

APPLICATION FOR VESTED BENEFIT:

Oklahoma City Mitchell James

Oklahoma City Rodney Molette

Oklahoma City Austin Morris

Oklahoma City Matthew Myrick

Oklahoma City Dejuan Naff

Oklahoma City Joseph Newton

Oklahoma City Gabrielle Ortiz

Oklahoma City Tyler Painter

Oklahoma City Gunnar Pierce

Oklahoma City Samuel Rainwater

Oklahoma City Kaid Ross

Oklahoma City Jacob Seaton

Oklahoma City Matthew Stover

Oklahoma City Justin Tate

Oklahoma City Bradee Thompson

Oklahoma City Braden Travis

Oklahoma City Bailey Vaughn

Oklahoma City William Webber

Pauls Valley James T. Jolly

Seminole Jonathan Blasi

Lindsay Linda F. Scruggs, Widow Of Kenneth Scruggs

07/01/2023 Locust Grove Carol Holman, Widow Of John D. Holman

07/01/2023 Luther Patricia A. Steffens, Widow Eddie L. Steffens Sr.

07/01/2023 Mangum Teresa L. Perry, Widow Of Richard Perry

07/01/2023 Mulhall Nancy K. Fillmore, Widow Of Glen D. Fillmore

07/01/2023 Newcastle Becky Callaway, Widow Of Ralph Callaway

07/01/2023 OKC Karen Adams, Widow Of Kenneth D. Adams

07/01/2023 Stillwater Mary L. Huff, Widow Of John R. Huff

07/01/2023 Stilwell Lorie Trentham Widow Of Ronnie Trentham

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