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The Public Affairs Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Public Affairs Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. The Public Affairs Section includes Internal Affairs, Communications Unit, and Accreditation. Jill Phippen Major jphippen@cityoftulsa.org Jaime Kirby Captain Internal Affairs jkirby@cityoftulsa.org INTERNAL AFFAIRS With a goal of upholding public trust in the Tulsa Police Department and ensuring continued confidence in our organization, the Internal Affairs Unit performs many key functions. The Internal Affairs Unit consists of 5 Lieutenants, 1 Sergeant and the IA Commander, who reports directly to the Major. INTERNAL AFFAIRS COMMUNICATIONS UNIT The Tulsa Police Communications Unit handles all internal and external communications for the department, including managing an online media portal and social media pages through various channels. The unit consists of a Captain, one Public Information Officer. a Media Relations Specialist, a Website Developer and three Community Ambassadors. Learn more here . COMMUNICATIONS Richard Meulenberg Captain Communications rgmeulenberg@cityoftulsa.org Matt Alexander Accreditation Compliance Manager jalexander@cityoftulsa.org ACCREDITATION (CALEA) The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) is a National, Nonpartisan, and Independent 501©(3) Organization. CALEA was created in 1979 as a credentialing authority through the joint efforts of law enforcement’s major executive associations; Police Executive Research Forum (PERF), the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), and the National Sheriffs’ Association (NSA). CALEA advances policing through innovation and science using standards to promote efficient resource allocation, best practices, technical advancement, and evidence-based strategies. ACCREDITATION

The Chief’s Section includes Internal Affairs, Communications Unit, and the Director of Policy, Planning, and Quality Control. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Chief’s Section of the Tulsa Police Department is located on the 3rd floor of the headquarters building in downtown Tulsa at 600 Civic Center. The Chief’s Section includes the Chief of Police, three Deputy Chiefs, and the Public Affairs Section. Dennis Larsen Chief of Police Jonathan Brooks Deputy Chief Administrative Bureau Eric Dalgleish Deputy Chief Investigations Bureau Mark Wollmershauser Deputy Chief Operations Bureau PUBLIC AFFAIRS The Tulsa Police Department Public Affairs Section includes the Internal Affairs, Communications, and Accreditation. Public Affairs includes one Major who reports directly to the Chief of Police. PUBLIC AFFAIRS Jill Phippen Major

The official site of the Tulsa Police Department. Make a police report, find warrant information, learn about TPD careers and find police resources online. MAKE A REPORT Car JOIN TPD Car CRIME TIPS Car WARRANTS Car REGISTER YOUR CAMERA Car LO ÚLTIMO DE LA POLICÍA DE TULSA Cuatro tiros, un muerto en tiroteo en el centro de Tulsa Adolescentes arrestados en conexión con tiroteo mortal en Tulsa FOLLOW ALONG Sign up to receive our TPD Monthly Newsletter! Enter your email here Sign Up Thank you! Tulsa es nuestro hogar. Dedico todos los días a convertirlo en el hogar que todos esperamos y merecemos. Wendell Franklin, jefe de policía de Tulsa Conocer al jefe SEX OFFENDER SEARCH Car OPEN RECORDS Car VICTIM SERVICES People icon FIND A POLICE STATION Car INICIATIVAS COMUNITARIAS The Tulsa Police Department allocates significant time and resources to building a strong, meaningful connection with the community. Learn how to get involved and submit a TPD Crime Prevention, Education & Community Engagement Request here. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REQUEST ÚNETE A TPD APRENDE MÁS

The Forensic Laboratory’s Biology, Chemistry, Firearm/Toolmark, Latent Print, and Questioned Document Sections are accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) through the forensic science testing laboratory accreditation program. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Forensic Laboratory’s Biology, Chemistry, Firearms, and Latent Print Sections are accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by the ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) through the forensic testing program. ANAB accreditation requires full compliance to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard, the supplemental accreditation requirements issued by ANAB, and the FBI Quality Assurance Standards for Forensic DNA Testing Laboratories. A listing of all accredited services is published on the Forensic Laboratory's Scope of Accreditation document. Jon Wilson Director jpwilson@cityoftulsa.org Byron Smith Operations Manager bcsmith@cityoftulsa.org Jordan Green QA/Accreditation Manager jordangreen@cityoftulsa.org BIOLOGY SECTION The Biology Section performs presumptive testing for body fluids, human STR & YSTR DNA testing, physical comparison between evidentiary and known DNA profiles to determine identity, relatedness testing, and participates in the FBI's Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) database. CHEMISTRY SECTION The Chemistry Section is comprised of three forensic disciplines performing seized drug, fire debris, and toxicology testing. The Chemistry Section identifies controlled substances and determines weight measurement, detects ignitable liquids and ignitable liquid residues, detects volatiles and quantifies ethanol in biological fluids, and detects ethanol in beverages. Catherine Worthen Technical Manager - Biology cworthen@cityoftulsa.org Jared Lieser Technology Manager - Chemistry jlieser@cityoftulsa.org FIREARMS SECTION The Firearms Section performs functionality testing on firearms; physical comparisons of bullets, cartridge cases, and shotshells to identify common origin or determine the number of firearms represented; determines bullet caliber and weapon type; restores firearm serial numbers; perofrms ETrace entry; and participates in the ATF's National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN). LATENT PRINTS SECTION The Latent Prints Section processes evidence for the presence of latent prints, evaluates recovered prints to determine suitability for comparison, performs physical comparison between evidentiary prints and known prints to determine identity, establishes the identity of unknown individuals, and participates in the OSBI's Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) and the Next Generation Identification (NGI) system databases. Joy Bucklin Technical Manager - Firearms jbucklin@cityoftulsa.org Katie Casper Technology Manager - Latent Prints kcasper@cityoftulsa.org OSU-TPDFL TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE PARTNERSHIP The Oklahoma State University School of Forensic Sciences and the Tulsa Police Department Forensic Laboratory established a collaborative relationship to provide selected graduate students the opportunity to obtain training and casework experience in an accredited laboratory while assisting the City of Tulsa reduce the number of backlogged sexual assault kits. PUBLIC SAFETY ANALYSIS The Public Safety Analysis Section collects and utilizes data and information to conduct tactical, strategic, and administrative analysis of crimes occurring within the City of Tulsa. Kelly Solomon Technical Manager - OSU-TPD TAP ksolomon@cityoftulsa.org Tamara Franklin Technology Manager - Public Safety Analysis tfranklin@cityoftulsa.org NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA REGIONAL NIBIN SITE The Northeast Oklahoma Regional NIBIN site evaluates crime scene cartridge cases and firearms for entry into the ATF’s NIBIN database from participating law enforcement agencies in northeast Oklahoma.

With a goal of upholding public trust in the Tulsa Police Department and ensuring continued confidence in our organization, the Internal Affairs Unit performs many key functions Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo With a goal of upholding public trust in the Tulsa Police Department and ensuring continued confidence in our organization, the Internal Affairs Unit performs many key functions including: Investigates allegations of misconduct and/or violations of policies and procedures of involved police personnel, as directed by the Chief of Police. Responds to, and administratively investigates Officer-involved shooting incidents. Assists City Legal with police-related Tort claims. Facilitates the random drug testing program. Processes of subpoenas for court overtime. Performs audits and inspections and provides needed proofs required to maintain the Tulsa Police Department's national accreditation status with the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). It is also the unit's responsibility to help safeguard employee rights during investigations . Jaime Kirby Captain jkirby@cityoftulsa.org IA’s primary function of handling citizen complaints is accomplished by performing thorough, unbiased investigations, which are forwarded upon completion to the employee's chain of command for review and recommendations. Although Internal Affairs personnel remain available for clarification during the review process, it is up to the employee's chain of command, and ultimately the Chief of Police, to determine final adjudication of the alleged misconduct. The Internal Affairs Unit consists of 5 Lieutenants, 1 Sergeant and the IA Commander, who reports directly to the Chief of Police. PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATIONS All complaints receive a preliminary investigation to determine facts, allegations, establish involved parties, and identify potential policy violations not listed in the initial complaint. INVESTIGATIONS Once received, complaints are reviewed to determine appropriate assignment. Depending on the nature of the allegation, a complaint may be assigned to an employee's supervisor or an Internal Affairs investigator. At the conclusion of the investigation, the findings are reviewed by the employee's chain of command to determine a recommendation. Finally, the Chief of Police reviews all allegations, findings, and recommendations, and makes a final determination on the disposition and, if applicable, resulting discipline. Unless filed anonymously, the citizen is then notified by the Chief's Office of the outcome of the investigation. FILE A COMPLAINT

The Tulsa Police Communications Unit handles all internal and external communications for the department, including managing an online media portal and social media pages through various channels. Liderazgo & Estructura The Tulsa Police Communications Unit handles all internal and external communications for the department, including managing an online media portal and social media pages through various channels. The unit consists of a Captain, one Public Information Officer. a Media Relations Specialist, a Website Developer, Media Creator and three Community Ambassadors. The Communications Unit is responsible for photographing and capturing video of all department-related events, including graduations, community appearances, and new Officer photos. The Communications Unit also is responsible for archiving data and completing the Annual report. Richard Meulenberg Captain Communications rgmeulenberg@cityoftulsa.org Andre Baul Officer/PIO Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org Preston Stanley Media Relations Specialist Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org Tyler Loersch Media Creator Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org Ryan Love Website Developer Communications TPDCommunications@cityoftulsa.org COMMUNITY AMBASSADORS (C.O.R.E.) Faith Snellgrove Community Ambassador Gilcrease Division fsnellgrove@cityoftulsa.org Sheeba Atiqi Community Ambassador Mingo Valley Division satiqi@cityoftulsa.org Jewel Wood Community Ambassador Riverside Division jewelwood@cityoftulsa.org In 2024, the department established the Community Outreach Resource & Education (C.O.R.E) Ambassador Unit. The intent of this program is to support Officers by working as intermediaries between the community and the department. The Ambassadors provide a cohesive and efficient process for engagement and better document all the amazing work officers are doing within our Tulsa communities. The goal for the C.O.R.E. Unit is to empower community relations through outreach and education. Since April, the new Community Ambassadors have been meeting with their respective divisions to develop trusted working relationships and have been organizing and documenting a variety of events. The Ambassadors have also been meeting with community leaders to spread the word about the new unit to assist with facilitating a new vision for the department; to bridge the relations of the community with the Tulsa Police Department. The Ambassadors are part of the Communications Unit under Captain Meulenberg. Each Ambassador is responsible for a patrol division, providing overlapping coverage and the ability to work collaboratively on large department-wide events. Who are your Ambassadors? Faith Snellgrove joined the C.O.R.E. Unit after previously working in the Chief’s Office as one of Chief Franklin’s Administrative Assistants for nearly three years. After spending several years at Headquarters, it was an easy transition for Faith to be a part of the Gilcrease Division. Her background is in journalism and she worked as a news producer at two Tulsa news stations before joining Tulsa Police. Now, she’s looking forward to using her experience and knowledge to help shape the public’s perception of the department. Sheeba Atiqi comes to us from the Broken Arrow Police Department where she was the Administrative Assistant in the Detective Division and lastly a desk officer before joining the Tulsa Police Department. She brings her 5 years of experience in law enforcement and interacting with victims of crimes to the Mingo Valley Division to assist in bridging the gap between the community and the department. Sheeba is fluent in Urdu (coming from a Pakistani background) and is a licensed EMT. Jewel Wood, a recent graduate from Oral Roberts University, comes to us from a local Marketing Firm before making the change to the law enforcement environment. In her previous employment Jewel’s focus was to build, maintain and arrange client relationships along with various marketing campaign strategies. Jewel brings a new young fresh vision to the Riverside Division with goals of building a relationship between the department and the community. CRIME PREVENTION, EDUCATION & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT REQUESTS

Learn about the Tulsa Police Department's leadership structure, employment opportunities and find news updates on public safety in the city. ABOUT TPD Leadership & Structure Get to know the leaders of the Tulsa Police Department and the organization's structure from patrol to headquarters News Stories and updates regarding public safety in the Tulsa community CALEA Information about TPD's accreditation status Join TPD Information on employment opportunities at the Tulsa Police Department Officer Memorial Tulsa Police Officers' Memorial

DIVISIÓN RIVERSIDE LIDERAZGO DE DIVISIÓN Contacto: (918) 596-1100 Matthew McCord Major mmccord@cityoftulsa.org Matthew Arnold Captain - Admin 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. marnold@cityoftulsa.org Jeremy Noland Captain 1st Shift: 8 p.m.-4 a.m. jnoland@cityoftulsa.org Charlie Hardaway Captain 2nd Shift: 6:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. chardaway@cityoftulsa.org Brian Carlisle Captain 3rd Shift: 2 p.m.-10 p.m. bcarlisle@cityoftulsa.org Joshua Showman Captain 4th Shift: 3 p.m.-11 p.m. jshowman@cityoftulsa.org DIVISION MAP JUNTAS ASESORAS COMUNITARIAS Desarrollado por primera vez en 2017, el programa de la Junta Asesora de la Comunidad tiene como objetivo promover la misión del Departamento de Policía de Tulsa de trabajar en asociación con nuestra comunidad para brindar un servicio de calidad, proteger la vida y la propiedad, prevenir el crimen y resolver problemas para que las personas puedan vivir sin miedo en un ambiente seguro. . La Junta Asesora Comunitaria es un grupo voluntario de ciudadanos, dirigido por comandantes de división de patrulla y que representan diversos intereses, que viven o realizan negocios dentro de esa división de patrulla y se reúnen para brindar información y conocimientos mutuos para ayudar a guiar una vigilancia policial colaborativa efectiva._cc781905-5cde-3194 -bb3b-136bad5cf58d_ Cada división de patrulla, incluidas Gilcrease, Mingo Valley y Riverside, alberga un tablero. Cada mesa está integrada por cinco a diez ciudadanos que son seleccionados en coordinación con la Red de Prevención del Delito y aprobados por el Jefe de Policía. JUNTA ASESORA DE LA COMUNIDAD DE RIVERSIDE William Lloyd William Loyd is a lifelong Tulsan and Farmers Insurance Agency Owner with an office near 91st & Yale. He and his wife, Tina Peña, have lived most of their married life in and around Brookside, and find the Riverside area a constant source of recreation and enjoyment. Travel is an important hobby for William, but so is enjoying all that Tulsa has to offer. As a TU alumni, William volunteers with Mita's Foundation, Reading Partners, and Food on the Move. Sharon King Davis I am so proud to be a 4th generation Tulsan that was taught our family value….helping people, especially those that are less fortunate than you and make the world a better place. Attended Tulsa Public Schools and had such great leadership training when my classmates and I opened Nimitz Jr. High and Memorial High School and we named the teams, chose our colors/songs, started the school clubs and generally were a big part of the school. I graduated from Colorado Womans College, Denver and returned to Tulsa. I was blessed to be married to Coleman Davis for 38 years years before his death and we raised 3 beautiful daughters and 2 “perfect” grandbabes. It has been an Honor to Chair and lead the efforts for Tulsa’s year long Centennial Celebration plus be asked by the Governor to Chair Oklahoma’s Kickoff CENTENNIAL Celebration here in Tulsa, during which I led the efforts for the unearthing of the 1957 Time Capsule containing “Ms Belvedere”, the Plymouth Belvedere. I have loved serving on numerous Tulsa non-profit Boards, as well as City and State Boards, Authorities and Commissions over the past 40 yrs. One of my favorites, is The Little Lighthouse. At LLH miracles happen daily with special needs children and the facility is completely tuition free! Currently serving TCC Foundation Board, Arts Alliance Tulsa Board, The Tulsa Historical Society Board, City of Tulsa Election Commission and the River Parks Authority. It has been my civic honor to serve the City of Tulsa by leading 3 voter initiatives that were successful. My greatest joy was teaching my preschool Sunday School class for 38 years before retiring. . I am blessed daily by 3 smart and savvy women in our family Commercial Real Estate Business Kelley, Kalen and Kasey who just happen to be my daughters! As a developer, I have built 3 shopping centers with other holdings. We are raising the grandbabes, to be the 6thgeneration Tulsans with the same family philosophy to make Tulsa a better place for all! Aziz Mayahi Aziz Mayahi is a first-generation American of Iranian descent. Him and his wife, Amanda, have three boys (including 5-year-old twins!). Aziz is a Tulsa native and graduated from Memorial High School in 1995. He went on to graduate from the University of Oklahoma in 2001 with a degree in Letters. Aziz says his first career was in the restaurant business where he eventually became a proprietor of Mohagany. His current career includes working in sales at SummitESP, a Halliburton service that manufactures pumps for the oil and gas industry. In his spare time, Aziz officiates high school football, coaches a youth soccer team, likes to cook, and spend time with his family. Aziz represents the Riverside Division in his work with the Community Advisory Board. Aziz says he wanted to get involved to try and understand law enforcement from a different perspective. He says, “Hopefully, with a broadened sense of what policing is, I can help advise on better policies and practices.” George Bashaw George was born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He has lived brief stents in a few large cities, but he chose Tulsa as home. George is a graduate of DePauw University. George is married, and a father of four. He is also the owner of Allied Towing. George represents the Riverside Division in his work with the Community Advisory Board. George is grateful for the sacrifices that police officers make for his and the community’s benefit. Specifically, he is proud our department which has shined during some of the most challenging times in modern history. George says “There is no better time than the present to understand, help, and appreciate what TPD is facing and doing. CAB gives the community a platform to understand, help, and support the Tulsa Police Department. It gives the community a voice.” CONTACTO RIVERSIDE CAB

The Tulsa Police Special Investigations Division is part of the Investigations Bureau with the mission to increase the safety and security of Tulsa citizens and their neighborhoods through the collection and analysis of intelligence, dissemination of intelligence information, investigation of gun crime, narcotics, vice, gang and other organized criminal offenses, and the arrest and successful prosecution of those who commit these offenses. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Tulsa Police Special Investigations Division is part of the Investigations Bureau with the mission to increase the safety and security of Tulsa citizens and their neighborhoods through the collection and analysis of intelligence, dissemination of intelligence information, investigation of gun crime, narcotics, vice, gang and other organized criminal offenses, and the arrest and successful prosecution of those who commit these offenses. Andrew MacKenzie Captain amackenzie@cituoftulsa.org Paul Fields Major pfields@cityoftulsa.org The Special Investigations Division is made up of the Crime Gun Unit, Intelligence Unit, Narcotics Unit, Human Trafficking and Vice Unit, DEA Task Force, Joint Terrorism Task Force, the FBI Safe Streets Task Force, and the Strategic Intervention Unit. CRIME GUN UNIT The Crime Gun Unit was established in 2018 with the sole focus of reducing firearms related violent crime in the City of Tulsa. By partnering with the ATF and FBI, the unit has excelled at National Integrated Ballistic Information Network (NIBIN) investigations and federal prosecutions for the city’s most violent offenders. The team has produced arrests and gun seizures by following up on gun-related cases as quickly as possible. The unit is made up of one Lieutenant, two Sergeants, six Investigators, and one K9 Handler. NARCOTICS UNIT The Narcotics Unit is tasked with investigating and enforcing Oklahoma statutes regarding the distribution, trafficking, and manufacturing of controlled dangerous substances and the associated criminal activity that impacts the Tulsa Metro area. The goal of these investigations is to increase the safety and security of the citizens of Tulsa through proactive investigations and vigorous prosecutions. The Narcotics Unit currently has one Lieutenant, one Sergeant, and seven Officer investigators. INTELLIGENCE UNIT The Intelligence Unit collects, assesses, analyzes, and disseminates criminal intelligence and information related to potential threats affecting the City of Tulsa and surrounding areas. The Unit uses its expertise to provide support to the Tulsa Police Department’s goals of reducing crime through the application of intelligence-based policing. The Intelligence Unit also maintains relationships with various local, state, tribal and federal partners to share and disseminate information related to public safety. The Intelligence Unit has one Supervisor and four Officers. In 2022, the unit focused on providing intelligence and technical support to enhance situational awareness and further investigations leading to arrests and prosecutions. HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND VICE UNIT The Tulsa Police Department’s Human Trafficking and Vice Unit is responsible for the investigation of all forms of Human Trafficking, Commercial Sex Trafficking, Street Level Narcotics, Alcohol, and Gambling. The primary focus of the unit is human trafficking and the crimes that surround it, namely: Child Sex Trafficking, Commercial Sex Trafficking, Pandering and Narcotics. The unit utilizes undercover tactics and operations to encounter human trafficking victims and suspects while simultaneously partnering with Non-Government Organizations (NGO) to rescue victims from their abusers. The unit is currently staffed with three Investigators, one Sergeant and one Lieutenant. DEA TASK FORCE The members of the Tulsa Police Department assigned to the DEA Task force are responsible for conducting long-term, complex drug conspiracy cases. Most of these investigations focus on dismantling Drug Trafficking Organizations. Tulsa Police Department Task Force Officers attempt to identify the source of the supply, as well as the way that money is delivered back to the criminal organizations. These cases often involve other states and foreign countries. The unit coordinates their investigations with other DEA Task Forces throughout the country and around the World. The unit works closely with the US Attorney’s office. They testify in Grand Juries, give input as to who to indict, along with preparing evidence for and testimony in jury trials. JOINT TERRORISM TASK FORCE The Officers assigned to the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force are primarily responsible for the investigation of domestic and international terrorism related cases. Unit members also investigate school and/or public threats received by the Tulsa Police Department and the FBI’s public access line. Their duties include the building of relationships with religious organizations who have been the target of threats and liaising with law enforcement agencies. Unit members are tasked with navigating the area between criminal behavior and mental health concerns while investigating individuals who have conveyed threats to individuals or the public. The task force is staffed with one Supervisor and one Investigator. FBI SAFE STREETS TASK FORCE The FBI Safe Streets Task Force is responsible for conducting complex, long-term investigations. These investigations include racketeering, complex conspiracy investigations and drug/gang investigations. Many of these investigations will include Title III electronic communication intercepts (wiretaps) and are funded by the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. In addition, the FBI task force also conducts school and/or public threat investigations and public corruption investigations. STRATEGIC INTERVENTION UNIT The Strategic Intervention Unit patrols areas known for high levels of gang activity and responds to calls for service, particularly those involving violence. The unit is responsible for identifying and apprehending gang fugitives with outstanding warrants. SIU Officers coordinate closely with investigators from other divisions and departments to include federal law enforcement Officers in locating and interviewing witnesses in gang-related crimes. The Strategic Intervention Unit focuses on investigations where criminal street gang members sell and possess illegal narcotics and firearms. The Tulsa Police Department recognizes that reducing gang violence is a community-wide effort, and the entire community must be involved in preventing the growth of gang membership. The SIU is responsible for educating the public on the dangers of gang violence and providing information on what to do if they suspect gang activity in their neighborhood.

The Police Information Technology Division includes the Project Management Office, Grant Administration Office, Police Records, Real-Time Information Center (RTIC), Records Case and Case Management System (RCMS), Digital Evidence Management, and other related technology projects. The PITD is overseen by a Police IT Director. Liderazgo & Estructura Equipo de liderazgo The Police Information Technology Division includes the Project Management Office, Grant Administration Office, Police Records, Real-Time Information Center (RTIC), Records Case and Case Management System (RCMS), Digital Evidence Management, and other related technology projects. The PITD is overseen by a Police IT Director. The PITD manages the deployment and inventory of all technology and devices, including digital evidence management, body-warn cameras, and in-car camera systems. Jerry Ward Director jerryward@cityoftulsa.org Stephanie Aldridge Captain Project Management saldridge@cityoftulsa.org Sherry Thurston Office Manager Project Management sthurston@cityoftulsa.org Van Ellis Manager Technology vellis@cityoftulsa.org Shane Tuell Captain RTIC ctuell@cityoftulsa.org Shannon Jennings Manager Records sjennings@cityoftulsa.org POLICE RECORDS Operating under the umbrella of the Police Information Technology Division, all police reports are housed within Police Records of the Tulsa Police Department. With 30 civilian employees dedicated to the processing of police reports, the division completes not only data entry into the department's records management system, but also handles Officer requests for information and public requests for information. The Oklahoma Open Records Act provides for public access to defined "Open Records" and the Records Division is responsible for filling those requests . REAL TIME INFORMATION CENTER The purpose of the City of Tulsa Police Department Real Time Information Center (RTIC) is to maximize technologies and resources for efficient and effective public safety response. The RTIC enables TPD officers and other city personnel to respond to events more efficiently, emphasizing community, citizen, and first responder safety.