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POSITIONING BROKEN ARROW FOR THE FUTURE Your City, Your Vision TOWN HALL FORUM August 11, 2015 1

Welcome From Broken Arrow Mayor Craig Thurmond 2

CITY OF BROKEN ARROW STAFF City Council Richard Carter Ward 1 Craig Thurmond Ward 2 Mike Lester Ward 3 Scott Eudey Ward 4 Johnnie Parks At-Large Acting City Manager Assistant City Manager Fire Chief Police Chief Streets/Stormwater Director Russell Gale Jeff Jenkins Jeremy Moore David Boggs Steve Arant 3

VISION 2025 YOUR CITY, YOUR VISION 4

VISION 2025 YOUR CITY, YOUR VISION March 2015 Mayors announce united plan to extend Vision 2025. Vision 2025 sales tax expires in 2016 without voter extension. Cities would manage projects. The extension keeps the Tulsa County sales tax rate the same, shifts county rate to city. 5

VISION 2025 YOUR CITY, YOUR VISION April 2015 Fiscal Sustainability Committee recommends Vision 2025 extension. Only way to address long term operational funding issues. Oklahoma is the only state where cities operations are funded only by sales tax. Broken Arrow has one of the lowest sales tax rates in the state. Major sales tax leakage to Tulsa. 6

VISION 2025 YOUR CITY, YOUR VISION November 2015 Vote to extend existing sales tax. Permanent tax to fund public safety and street improvements. 5.5/10 of one penny. 7

VISION 2025 BACKGROUND 8

VISION 2025 BACKGROUND September 2003 Tulsa County voters approved a 13-year sales tax. Regional Economic Development Capital Improvement 9

VISION PROJECTS ROSE DISTRICT 10

VISION PROJECTS NSU BROKEN ARROW 11

VISION PROJECTS NIENHUIS AQUATIC CENTER 12

VISION PROJECTS 5 Lane Widening of Albany (61 st ) Street 13

VISION EXTENSION - 2 AREAS OF FUNDING Public Safety $3.9 M Streets Traffic $3.3 M 14

PUBLIC SAFETY Broken Arrow is proud to be one of the Safest Cities in America and in the Top 10 Safest Places in Oklahoma due to low crime rates & high quality programs. BAFD has the largest EMS program managed by a City in the State of Oklahoma. 15

BROKEN ARROW FIRE DEPARTMENT 16

FIRE DEPARTMENT GROWTH Increases to city population and responses have significantly outpaced the growth of BAFD. Vision extension will add 20 new firefighters to serve our current population. In the last 10 years: Responses by the BAFD up 88% Full-time firefighter/paramedics up 22% Responses Firefighters 0 20 40 60 80 100 17

FIRE DEPARTMENT STAFFING 18

FIRE DEPARTMENT STAFFING Firefighters 19 firefighters needed for 1 New Station Station #7 site selection & engineering funded by General Obligation Bond 19

FIRE DEPARTMENT CAPITAL Average fire engine is 10 years old. 3 fire engines exceed replacement schedule. 4 ambulances exceed replacement schedule. Apparatus, Computers, Radios Bunker Gear Replacement 20

BROKEN ARROW POLICE DEPARTMENT 21

POLICE DEPARTMENT GROWTH Increases to city population and responses have significantly outpaced the growth of BAPD. Mental health calls Special events Training requirements Vision extension will add 20 officers over the next 5 years to catch up with and maintain current growth projections. 22

POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFFING 23

POLICE DEPARTMENT STAFFING Police Officers 20 Officers are needed to increase coverage across all shifts. Dispatch Staffing Dispatchers and call takers Animal Control Employees Emergency Management 24

POLICE DEPARTMENT 5 YEAR CAPITAL NEEDS 35 vehicles are currently outside the replacement schedule. Need a vehicle for every officer hired Computers for vehicles Radios 25

STREET REPAIRS 26

STREETS OVERVIEW Capital Street Assets Worth approximately $1 Billion 622 Center Lane Miles (maintained) 500 miles of asphalt 122 miles of concrete 27

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347 TOTAL SUBDIVISIONS Preventative Maintenance 33% Major Repairs Needed 67% 31

Streets & Stormwater 5-Year Street Maintenance Plan Annual Projects Mill and Overlay Projects (Rebuild & Resurface) Preservation (Micro-surfacing or Thin Overlay) Intersection Marking/Lane Striping Crack Sealing for Asphalt/ Concrete Streets 32

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TRAFFIC OVERVIEW Traffic studies to analyze congestion Goal is to reduce/eliminate bottlenecks Improve traffic flow 34

SUMMARY 35

NO SALES TAX INCREASE IN TULSA COUNTY Public Safety Road Repairs Improve Traffic Systems 36

CITIZENS Q&A 37

www.brokenarrowok.gov/vision2025 Phone: 918-259-8419 THANK YOU 38