Authority approves Sep–Dec 2025 financial reports; revenues tracking at ~50% of projection
February 05, 2026 | 2026 Legislature OK, Oklahoma
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The Oklahoma 9‑1‑1 Management Authority voted Feb. 9 to approve financial reports for September through December 2025 following a staff presentation.
Finance staff reviewed the packet and highlighted the fiscal year opening cash balance of $17,647,559 and a December cash balance of $21,703,736. Staff told members that the authority had collected approximately 50.04% of projected revenue for the budget year — a figure consistent with being halfway through the year — and explained the packet includes a breakdown of projected versus actual 9‑0‑1 fee revenue and grant reimbursements. The wireless disbursement pages show monthly distributions to PSAPs.
A motion to approve the financial reports was moved and passed by roll call.
Why it matters: The financial reports provide oversight of fee revenue and grant disbursements that support PSAP operations and NG9‑1‑1 deployment.
What happens next: Staff will continue monthly reporting and the authority will monitor expenditures, payroll, and grant reimbursements in subsequent packets.
Finance staff reviewed the packet and highlighted the fiscal year opening cash balance of $17,647,559 and a December cash balance of $21,703,736. Staff told members that the authority had collected approximately 50.04% of projected revenue for the budget year — a figure consistent with being halfway through the year — and explained the packet includes a breakdown of projected versus actual 9‑0‑1 fee revenue and grant reimbursements. The wireless disbursement pages show monthly distributions to PSAPs.
A motion to approve the financial reports was moved and passed by roll call.
Why it matters: The financial reports provide oversight of fee revenue and grant disbursements that support PSAP operations and NG9‑1‑1 deployment.
What happens next: Staff will continue monthly reporting and the authority will monitor expenditures, payroll, and grant reimbursements in subsequent packets.
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