Safe Move Tulsa $6 million allocation and oversight
Summary
The committee settled on quarterly standardized reports with outcome metrics and return-on-investment data for the $6 million homelessness program, using contract change orders rather than repeated amendments so nonprofits aren't burdened. Councilor Bush warned constituents aren't seeing results yet, and Councilor Hall-Harper asked for citizen comment time when reports come to council.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
$6 million from the general fund in FY 2027, with private matching funds expected.
Residents experiencing homelessness through expanded services, and taxpayers through added accountability reporting.
Councilor Bush noted constituents unhappy with the perceived lack of return on the investment.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Timeline: Operation SAFE and Safe Move Tulsa one year later
Timeline: Operation SAFE and Safe Move Tulsa one year later News On 6
Council Budget & Special Projects Committee - Jun 17, 2026
The committee settled on quarterly standardized reports with outcome metrics and return-on-investment data for the $6 million homelessness program, using contract change orders rather than repeated amendments so nonprofits aren't burdened. Councilor Bush warned constituents aren't seeing results yet, and Councilor Hall-Harper asked for citizen comment time when reports come to council.
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