Debra Wimpee
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- Meetings spoken in
- 9
- Total speaking time
- 1:23
- Avg per meeting
- 0:09
- Segments
- 37
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Top issues during term (20)(Roads)
Tucson Street widening and April bond election
Standard election costs borne through the county election board.
Closure of a portion of right of way near Kenosha Street
$324,239.76, about $58,000 under the engineer's estimate, paid with 2018 bond sidewalk funds and street sales tax.
South Ash Avenue closure over Union Pacific Railroad
Tied to the grain silo land purchase negotiation; the 2026 bond will fund a parking lot realignment with a direct El Paso Street connection.
Tulsa Transit on-demand pilot program
The city funds the annual transit services contract for Fiscal Year 2027.
Roundabout maintenance in AeroForge district
Dead-end streets vs. cul-de-sacs in new plats
County Line Road contractor delay
About $15-16 million project funded through ODOT federal money plus 2018 bond funds; delay costs unclear.
Mingo Road widening partnership with Bixby
Cost-sharing with Tulsa County; the city's specific share was not stated.
9th & Washington intersection bottleneck
About $2.2 million from the 2018 bond, under the $2.7 million engineer's estimate.
Residential street rehabilitation awards
$2,658,490 contract, less than the engineer's estimate.
The Grove Phase 1 traffic mitigation
Mitigation costs for phase-three traffic haven't been identified yet.
North Elder Place traffic and overnight semi-truck parking
Aspen Avenue Phase 3 widening awarded
$4.78 million contract, roughly $2 million under the engineer's estimate, from 2018 bond funds.
Main Street Parking Change
Repainting costs not specified.
Traffic calming on South Oak Avenue
Cost not stated in the discussion.
20th Street & Hillside Drive intersection fix
Funded through the 2026 bond; exact amendment cost not stated.
43rd Street railroad crossing agreement
About $700,000 to build plus $15,200 a year in railroad maintenance fees starting in year three.
NSU-BA and amphitheater traffic concerns
Aspen Avenue and Tucson Street Intersection
$517,535.50 construction contract, below the engineer's estimate.
Area traffic and school-route congestion
Decisions during term (0)
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