New pumper truck for the Fire Department

This pumper truck would replace the first run pumper truck at Station 3, located at Madison Boulevard and Tuxedo Boulevard. The existing truck is 20 years old and lacks the safety features and operating capabilities recommended by the National Fire Protection Association. This purchase is the second in the Fire Department’s long-range plan to upgrade fire apparatus at each of the three fire stations to meet the current NFPA standards.

$619,200

Replace Police Department software system

The new software system, Spillman Records Management System, would replace the existing and highly problematic Sleuth system, which has been in use at the police department for many years. The software will permit interaction between all police department functions, which is not possible using the Sleuth system.

$482,200

Gradall (excavator)

The Street Department, which is under the Public Works umbrella, has many responsibilities within the City of Bartlesville. The department’s primary purpose is maintenance of the City’s streets and drainage systems. Street Department crews are also called upon to help with facilities and parks projects that require larger amounts of paving, building erection and grading activities.

One of the department’s primary tools for these types of projects — and also utilized for the majority of their drainage maintenance and street repair projects — is the Gradall Excavator. This piece of equipment would replace the department’s existing Gradall, which has been well used and is becoming costly to maintain in working condition.

$355,300

Bartlesville Public Library HVAC

Bartlesville’s Public Library opened 26 years ago in January of 1992. This project provides funding to replace the original temperature controls with a modern system that can be monitored and controlled remotely, and to replace the air conditioner coils and bearings. This project will increase the efficiency and reliability of the existing system.

$213,200