OMAG All Access

When a sanitary sewer overflow happens, the actions taken in the first few hours matter. A quick, consistent response can help limit property damage, preserve important evidence and make the claims process easier to navigate.In this episode of OMAG All Access, host William Sheppard, OMAG Director of Risk Management, is joined by Associate General Counsel Sean McKelvey, Director of Claims David Dalton and Risk Management Specialist Hunter Askew to discuss sanitary sewer overflow response from the legal, claims and risk management perspectives.The conversation covers what utility personnel should do when an overflow is reported, what crews need to document, the importance of CCTV inspections and how to communicate with affected residents without making assumptions or prematurely admitting liability.The group also discusses the importance of preventative maintenance, notifying OMAG as quickly as possible and having a formal response plan in place before an incident occurs.In this episode:First steps after receiving a sanitary sewer overflow reportDocumentation, photographs, video and CCTV inspectionsCommon response mistakes that can create problems laterWhat field personnel should and shouldn’t say to residentsCommunication and empathy during a difficult situationWhen to notify OMAG of an overflow or potential claimHow planning and preventative maintenance can help reduce riskThe takeaway is simple: have a plan, follow it every time and think before you speak.

When disaster strikes, the decisions made in the first hours can have a major impact on the extent of the damage and the recovery process.In this episode of OMAG All Access, host William Shepherd, OMAG Director of Risk Management, sits down with Jay Baker and Ryan Allen of ServiceMaster to discuss disaster response and restoration for Oklahoma cities and towns.From water and fire damage to tornadoes, flooding and mold, the conversation covers what happens after a loss, why a quick response matters and what municipalities can do before disaster strikes. Jay and Ryan also share lessons from decades of restoration experience, common mistakes that can lead to additional damage and what municipalities should consider when choosing a restoration partner.In this episode:Why restoration professionals should be contacted as quickly as possible after a lossHow delayed response can lead to secondary damageSteps municipalities can take before a disaster occursWhat city staff can safely do while waiting for help to arriveCommon mistakes during the restoration processWhat to look for when selecting a restoration partnerLessons learned from major floods, tornadoes and other challenging lossesPreparation can make all the difference when the unexpected happens. Listen in for practical information that can help your municipality build a stronger disaster response plan.

In this episode of OMAG All Access, host William Shepherd, OMAG's Director of Risk Management, sits down with Matt LaFee, City Manager for the City of Walters, to discuss how small municipalities can use social media and artificial intelligence to strengthen communication, build public trust, and showcase the work happening behind the scenes.Matt shares how Walters has transformed its communication strategy by highlighting infrastructure projects, grant-funded improvements, employee recognition, and community successes in ways that residents can easily understand. From documenting splash pad construction and sewer equipment purchases to explaining complex funding in plain language, he offers practical ideas any municipality can implement.The conversation also explores how AI is helping small communities save time, create engaging content, and improve transparency without requiring a dedicated communications team.Whether you're a city manager, clerk, public works director, or municipal leader looking to better connect with your community, this episode is packed with actionable strategies you can start using today.In this episode you'll learn: Why every municipality needs to tell its own story  How social media builds transparency and public trust  Ways to explain grants and infrastructure projects in plain language  Practical uses for AI in municipal communications  Tips for creating engaging content with limited staff and resources  How consistent communication leads to stronger community engagement Listen now and discover how even the smallest communities can create a big impact through better communication. 

Water loss is more than a utility challenge - it can have a direct impact on budgets, infrastructure planning, and the cost of service for residents. In this episode of OMAG All Access, host William Shepherd sits down with Brandon Bowman, State Programs Director for the Oklahoma Rural Water Association (ORWA), to discuss how water loss audits help municipalities and rural water systems identify hidden leaks, improve meter accuracy, and recover lost revenue.Brandon explains the difference between real loss and apparent loss, shares statewide data on the financial impact of water loss, and highlights how ORWA’s no-cost technical assistance program is helping Oklahoma utilities save water, strengthen operations, and better serve their communities.Whether you're a city manager, utility director, public works professional, or elected official, this episode offers practical insights into protecting one of your community’s most valuable resources.Listen now to learn how water loss audits can help your utility improve efficiency, reduce costs, and build a more sustainable future.For more information, visit OMAG.org or ORWA.org.

What does Oklahoma’s FY2027 Clean Water State Revolving Fund loan forgiveness program mean for your municipality?In this episode of OMAG All Access, host William Shepherd is joined by Ariel LaMontagne and Brian Green from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board to simplify the upcoming loan forgiveness cycle and explain what cities, towns, public works authorities, and eligible districts need to know before applying.The discussion covers eligibility requirements, project types, affordability tiers, timelines, and recent program changes, including the new 75/25 funding structure and the impact of expiring Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act funding.Whether your community is planning wastewater improvements, line replacements, stormwater projects, or other infrastructure upgrades, this episode provides practical insight to help municipal leaders prepare for the funding process.Learn more and access additional resources at OMAG.org.

As Oklahoma communities gear up for a busy season of festivals, parades, and local gatherings, understanding special event coverage is more important than ever.In this episode of OMAG All Access, host Chris Webb, Director of Underwriting, is joined by Jeff Bryant, Associate General Counsel and Director of Legal Services, to unpack the complexities of event-related liability. Together, they explore the differences between city-sponsored events and third-party events held on municipal property, outline insurance requirements, and share practical steps to reduce risk.From vendor considerations to coverage timelines, this conversation offers clear, actionable guidance designed to help municipalities protect their people, property, and public trust.As a member-owned organization dedicated to protecting public interest, OMAG is here to help you navigate these decisions with confidence—because when one community is prepared, we all benefit.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

OMAG is proud to share this replay of PoolSide, a podcast produced in partnership with Bechamps & Associates and GEM (Government Entities Mutual.)In this episode, host Michelle Bechamps of Bechamps & Associates sits down with Jack Ryan, attorney and co director of the Legal and Liability Risk Management Institute, to examine the evolving landscape of law enforcement liability and leadership.Together, they discuss:Trends driving higher claim frequency and larger verdictsPursuit related liability and policy considerationsWrongful conviction risks and the importance of documentation and evidence handlingThe growing role of training, supervision, and legal updatesPractical strategies to rebuild public trust and strengthen agencies from withinFor Oklahoma municipalities, these insights reinforce an important truth. Proactive leadership, strong policy, and consistent training are essential to reducing preventable exposure and protecting the communities we serve.As a member owned risk pool dedicated to protecting public interest, OMAG believes we are strongest when we learn and grow together. When one community strengthens its practices, the entire pool benefits.Listen, share with a colleague, and visit OMAG.org to explore additional resources and training opportunities designed to equip and empower your team.

In this episode of OMAG All Access, host Lori Mueller is joined by Monica Coleman, OMAG General Counsel and Personnel Services Director, to examine the recent Tenth Circuit case Jenny v. L3Harris.Together, they unpack how supervisors’ actions—and omissions—can expose municipalities to discrimination and retaliation claims. From seemingly small comments to undocumented reorganizations, this case highlights the critical importance of consistency, documentation, and timely intervention.Learn what municipal leaders can do today to reduce risk and protect both employees and organizations. A downloadable documentation best practices guide is included with this episode.Episode Resource: Download File

Cybersecurity threats are growing - and municipalities across Oklahoma are not immune. In this episode of OMAG All Access, host Matt Jacobson sits down with Mark Kirby, CISA’s Cybersecurity Advisor for Oklahoma and Arkansas, to talk about real-world risks facing cities and towns, from phishing scams to ransomware attacks.Mark shares practical, no-cost resources available through CISA, offers guidance on how to improve cybersecurity with limited budgets, and explains why regular training and layered defenses matter more than ever. If you serve in local government and want to better protect your community’s digital infrastructure, this episode is for you.Contact informaiton for CISA staff:Mark Kirby, CISSP, PMP & A|CISOSupervisor Cybersecurity Advisor (Arkansas & Oklahoma)Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security AgencyIntegrated Operations Division / Region 6 Office: 501-519-2680E-Mail: [email protected] HarleyCybersecurity State Coordinator (Oklahoma)Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security AgencyIntegrated Operations Division / Region 6Office: 405-568-5843Email: [email protected]

In this episode of OMAG All Access, Risk Management Director William Shepherd sits down with Blake Catanzano and Michael Bridges of Next Phase Roofing to talk about what municipal leaders need to know about protecting public buildings from storm damage, leaks, and long-term roof failures. From free inspections to emergency response, they walk through the top reasons cities and towns should take a proactive approach to roof maintenance - and how Next Phase’s Priority Program can help. Learn how regular evaluations, clear documentation, and trusted contractor relationships can save your community time, money, and headaches when the next big storm hits.Visit OMAG.org  for more resources, and contact [email protected] with podcast topic ideas.

In Episode 83 of OMAG All Access, Bill Tackett interviews OMAG's Professional Training & Development Analyst, Lori Mueller about the gift of feedback.If you've ever felt nervous about giving someone feedback, you're not alone. Most people have some anxiety around it and have never been taught how to give feedback effectively. Though feedback is an important element of personal and professional success. In this podcast, learn the value of effective feedback and tools to help you organize your thoughts to provide genuine, honest feedback.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

In this episode of OMAG All Access, Director of Risk Management William Sheppard sits down with LaVeta Breath, Director of Risk Management for the City of Oklahoma City and President of the Central Oklahoma RIMS Chapter. Together, they explore the value of risk management in municipal operations and the vital role that RIMS (Risk and Insurance Management Society) plays in connecting professionals across industries.LaVeta shares insights from her 17-year journey in municipal risk management, highlights the power of networking, and discusses how RIMS fosters collaboration, education, and professional development. Whether you're new to risk or a seasoned pro, this conversation offers practical takeaways on building community and finding support in a field where no two days are ever the same.To learn more about RIMS, visit rims.org. To connect with OMAG and discover resources for Oklahoma municipalities, visit OMAG.org.

Unlock $150K for Infrastructure: Understanding the OWRB REAP Grant In this episode of OMAG All Access, Risk Management Director William Shepard and Specialist Hunter Askew sit down with Ariel LaMontagne and Kretchen Olmeda from the Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB) to break down the Rural Economic Action Plan (REAP) Grant.With up to $150,000 in funding available—and no match requirement—this program is a game-changer for Oklahoma towns and rural districts. Learn how to qualify, what documents you’ll need, and why applying early could make all the difference. Whether your municipality needs waterline repairs, sewer upgrades, or system planning support, this conversation delivers practical guidance that can move your projects forward.🔗 For resources and the REAP grant application, visit omag.org/sewer-resources.

Cyberattacks are on the rise—and smaller municipalities are now a top target. In this episode of OMAG All Access, David Dalton, OMAG’s Director of Claims, is joined by cybersecurity attorney Zach Oubre of McAfee & Taft to discuss how cities and towns in Oklahoma can protect themselves.Zach shares insights from years of experience helping clients navigate breaches, ransomware events, and phishing scams. Together, they walk through practical steps your municipality can take now—from improving email security to implementing multi-factor authentication and updating system patches.Whether you’re a city manager, clerk, or IT professional, this episode offers straightforward advice to reduce your cyber risk and respond quickly when attacks occur.Learn more at www.omag.org

In this special episode of OMAG All Access, hosts William Shepherd and Kyle Waid are joined by Benjamin Curry, Director of Emergency Communications and Management for the City of Edmond. Benjamin shares his journey from 911 dispatcher to emergency management leader and offers actionable advice for municipalities on preparing for severe weather, building key relationships, and maintaining essential services.Whether you’re an emergency manager, a city official, or simply passionate about public safety, this episode is filled with valuable insights for protecting your community. 

 Join hosts William Shepherd and Randy Jacox on OMAG All Access as they talk with Tonya White from Garver, a funding specialist dedicated to helping Oklahoma municipalities make the most of their budgets.Learn how to strategically plan projects, access funding opportunities, and effectively manage grants to stretch every dollar. Whether you're a city manager, public works director, or municipal leader, this episode is packed with practical advice to support your community's financial resilience. 

In this episode of OMAG All Access, hosts William Sheppard and Randy Jacox are joined by Tonya White, Water Funding Program Specialist at Garver, to discuss the importance of water and wastewater system master plans and capital improvement plans (CIPs) for Oklahoma municipalities. Tonya shares practical steps for getting started, how master planning supports funding efforts, and why internal collaboration is key to moving infrastructure projects forward. Whether your city is new to planning or simply needs to revisit existing strategies, this conversation provides valuable insights into aligning your needs with available funding opportunities. Don’t forget to subscribe and share this episode with other municipal leaders. For more resources and support, visit www.omag.org or connect with us on Facebook. Have a podcast idea? Email us at [email protected]. 

In this episode of OMAG All Access, host William Sheppard, Director of Risk Management at OMAG, is joined by Randy Jaycox and Brian Conroy from Duke’s Root Control to discuss innovative solutions for maintaining municipal sewer systems in Oklahoma.Since 2018, OMAG’s partnership with Duke’s Root Control has helped municipalities prevent costly sewer overflows by keeping sewer lines clear and flowing. Brian shares insights into how chemical root control has benefited over 100 OMAG members, covering more than 2 million feet of pipe with a 99% success rate.The conversation also explores new technology for identifying inflow and infiltration (I&I) issues in wastewater systems. Brian explains how Duke’s cutting-edge Eye Tracker technology helps municipalities pinpoint problem areas and prioritize repairs—saving time, money, and compliance headaches.Key takeaways include:How OMAG’s Root Control Grant has helped cities and towns reduce sewer overflowsThe role of advanced I&I detection in improving wastewater system efficiency How cities can reduce treatment costs and prevent costly sewer overflows The impact of acoustic inspections and micro-detection on system maintenanceIf your municipality is looking to enhance wastewater management and reduce risk, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Find more resources at www.omag.org or send your podcast topic suggestions to [email protected]. 

In the latest episode of OMAG All Access, Risk Manager William Shepard sits down with Abby Whitaker of Blackmon Mooring to discuss the critical role of restoration services in municipal preparedness and recovery. From fire and water damage to biohazard cleanups and HVAC restoration, learn how having the right emergency response plan can save your city time, money, and resources.Abby shares expert insights on selecting a reliable restoration partner, preventing costly damage - especially during extreme weather - and what cities should consider before disaster strikes. Plus, hear how Blackmon Mooring’s nationwide resources ensure rapid response when every second counts. Don’t miss this informative discussion!Learn more at www.omag.org.

In this episode of OMAG All Access, host Randy Jacox is joined by Asa Baker of Midwest Infrastructure Coatings to explore innovative approaches to manhole rehabilitation. Asa breaks down the advantages of protective polyurea coatings, highlighting how they save municipalities significant time and costs compared to traditional manhole replacement. With insights into the science behind their durable materials and real-world applications, this conversation is packed with actionable takeaways for municipal leaders.Whether you're looking to extend the life of aging infrastructure, reduce costs, or implement proactive maintenance strategies, this episode provides the knowledge you need. Don’t miss the discussion on cutting-edge solutions that can safeguard your city’s sewer systems and optimize your resources. Listen now!

Have you ever wondered how to keep your city’s sewer system running smoothly and avoid costly backups? In this episode of OMAG All Access, Josh Pandian from Key Equipment & Supply and OMAG’s own Randy Jacox discuss the essential tools, technology, and strategies every municipality needs for sewer system maintenance.From the importance of system mapping and jetter equipment to the value of camera inspections, Josh and Randy break down practical solutions for cities of any size. Learn how preventive maintenance, the right equipment, and systematic cleaning programs can reduce sewer issues by up to 85% while extending the life of your infrastructure.If you’re looking to save time and money and avoid messy problems down the road, this episode is a must-listen! Tune in now and equip your city with the knowledge to manage its sewer systems effectively.Learn more at www.omag.org.

In this episode of OMAG All Access, host Bill Tackett is joined by Mike Carter, the City Manager of Sand Springs, Oklahoma, who recently spoke at the OMAG Law Enforcement Showcase about the creation of a transformative "policing plan." This plan, developed under Mike’s leadership as the former police chief, has played a key role in fostering trust and transparency between the Sand Springs Police Department and its community.Mike shares the story behind the plan, its evolution, and its impact on both the department and public relations. Mike provides valuable insights on how other municipalities can implement a similar approach, from addressing lessons learned after Ferguson to collaborating with officers, the city council, and the public. Tune in for a deep dive into proactive policing, community engagement, and how building a living, evolving document can strengthen relationships within your community.For more information on how OMAG can assist your municipality, visit www.omag.org.

In this episode, OMAG Law Enforcement Specialist Kevin Katz chats with Mike Antu and John Massey from Lexipol, along with OMAG Associate General Counsel Ambre Gooch. They discuss Lexipol policies and Daily Training Bulletins (DTBs), which are valuable resources OMAG offers to its members at no cost. Lexipol’s policies are up-to-date with both constitutional and state laws, and they’re designed to reduce liability for law enforcement, improve department operations, and strengthen community relationships. With the rise in law enforcement claims and costs, OMAG members’ use or non-use of Lexipol policies and DTBs could impact their premiums, deductibles, or participation in OMAG’s General Liability Plan in the future. That’s why OMAG has pinpointed certain Lexipol policies that we expect our members to incorporate into their police manuals. By doing so, departments ensure they’re following constitutional guidelines, and their officers are regularly trained on those policies, helping to reduce liability. 

 In this episode of OMAG All Access, host Suzie Paulson sits down with McAlester City Manager Dave Andren and Public Information Officer Adrian O'Hanlon to discuss the comprehensive report they've developed for the city and its officials.Tune in as Dave and Adrian share insights into the purpose behind the report, how it was crafted to meet the unique needs of McAlester, and the key recommendations for driving progress in their community. From policy updates to strategies for city improvement, this episode provides a deep dive into how local government can enhance transparency and collaboration. 

In the event of a critical incident, timely and proper reporting to OMAG is essential. The following situations require immediate notification to ensure appropriate response and support:Officer Involved ShootingDeath in CustodyCyber Attack or BreachWorkplace FatalityUse-of-Force Resulting in InjuryIn this episode, Ambre Gooch and Kyle Waid discuss these topics and why it's important to call OMAG immediately. Learn more at www.omag.org.

 Hosted by Bill Tackett, OMAG's Director of Strategic Partnerships and Initiatives, this episode features special guests William Sheppard, OMAG’s Risk Management Director, and Kevin Katz, OMAG Law Enforcement Specialist.Listen as they  delve into upcoming events and training sessions that OMAG is hosting, including the Sanitary Sewer Expo and the LELA Training Series. Discover how these initiatives are designed to enhance your skills, improve your community’s infrastructure, and ensure the safety and well-being of your municipality. Tune in to stay informed and get the most out of what OMAG has to offer. Learn more at www.omag.org

On this episode of OMAG All Access, join OMAG Director of Risk Management, William Sheppard, as he sits down with Toye Waid from Consolidated Benefits Resources (CBR). Discover how CBR is crucial in helping OMAG streamline Workers' Comp claims. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

Years of academic research and on-the-ground experience have shown us that effective active bystandership can be taught. The Center for Innovations in Community Safety, partnering with global law firm Sheppard Mullin, has created ABLE* (Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement) to prepare officers to successfully intervene to prevent harm and to create a law enforcement culture that supports peer intervention.ABLE is a national hub for training, technical assistance, and research, all with the aim of creating a police culture in which officers routinely intervene—and accept interventions—as necessary to:Prevent misconduct,Avoid police mistakes, andPromote officer health and wellness.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org/able

Online learning offers a versatile and accessible avenue for education, breaking barriers of time, distance, and resources. Its value lies in its flexibility, allowing learners to access a wide array of courses and materials from anywhere with an internet connection. Learn about the work the OMAG Risk Management Team is doing to provide valuable, relevant online learning from Risk Management Director William Sheppard.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

Join OMAG’s Professional Development & Training Analyst Lori Mueller as she interviews Oklahoma Municipal HR Expo Keynote Speaker, Wes Martin from Grovity Leadership about Knowing and Living your Why.Listeners can expect to gain a greater sense of clarity and how to live and work with enhanced intent and impact. Wes also shares a simple framework for putting in words your why so that it becomes easier. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

In episode 63, Monica Coleman and Ambre Gooch, two of OMAG’s attorneys, engage in an insightful conversation, shedding light on a myriad of HR-related value-added services OMAG offers its members free of charge.  Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

In episode 62, OMAG’s Law Enforcement Specialist Kevin Katz and Associate General Counsel Ambre Gooch discuss how a municipality can help a school district through the assignment of a municipal law enforcement officer as a school resource officer. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

In episode 61, Jeff Bryant and Ambre Gooch, two of OMAG’s attorneys, discuss some of the value-added services the Legal Department at OMAG provides OMAG members. In particular, Jeff answers questions posed to him about municipal budgeting and the Oklahoma Open Records Act.   Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

On episode 60 of the OMAG All Access podcast, join Kip Prichard and Jerry Summers as they explore the ins and outs of Midwest City's big trash collection program, a community initiative that's more than just about getting rid of unwanted items. We'll take you behind the scenes to understand how the program operates, its impact on the environment, and the convenience it brings to the residents.Learn more at www.omag.org

In Episode 59 of OMAG All Access, Bill Tackett interviews OMAG's Professional Training & Development Analyst, Lori Mueller about the gift of feedback.If you've ever felt nervous about giving someone feedback, you're not alone. Most people have some anxiety around it and have never been taught how to give feedback effectively. Though feedback is an important element of personal and professional success. In this podcast, learn the value of effective feedback and tools to help you organize your thoughts to provide genuine, honest feedback.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

This episode of OMAG All Access, hosted by Bill Tackett and featuring OMAG Law Enforcement Specialists Billy Carter and Jason DeLonais, explores the world of Lexipol Training for municipal police officers and discovers how OMAG's extraordinary commitment offers this essential training for free to its members.Join us as we uncover the critical role of updated policies, procedures, and community trust-building in shaping top-tier law enforcement professionals.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

This episode, hosted by Director of Strategic Initiatives & Partnerships, Bill Tackett, features an interview with Lori Mueller, Professional Development & Training Analyst about the OMAG Municipal Front-line Leader Academy. A program designed to help Oklahoma’s municipal leaders build leadership strength, stability, and consistency.For more information, please visit www.omag.org.

Risk management is defined by ISO 31000 as the effect of uncertainty on outcomes.A policing plan helps reduce uncertainty by involving all stakeholders in creating expectations for how municipal administration, the community, and members of the police department work together to create the kind of community where quality individuals want to live, work and raise their families.Visit www.omag.org/downloads to view the Sand Springs Policing Documents.

This episode hosted by Claims Supervisor, Brad Doublehead, focuses on what to do after you have received storm, water, or fire damage and how to best prevent additional damages from occurring.For more information, please visit www.omag.org.

This episode features M.G. Govia from OKIE811 talking about understanding underground damage prevention laws, understanding the OKIE811 locate ticket process, digging test holes safely, documenting the digging process, as well as reducing preventable underground utility strikes. 

Kelly Burley is the Executive Director of Common Bonds, a non-partisan leadership network that is uniting communities on behalf of humane outcomes for cats and dogs. The mission of Common Bonds is to connect municipalities with animal welfare resources in order to effect change in the State’s animal shelter population and euthanasia crisis. Learn more www.commonbondsok.org

In today’s episode, we are discussing some simple procedures and techniques to reduce accidents and injuries when backing and parking vehicles while performing work around the municipality. Our guests today are Bill Young and Cody Vinyard, both from the Risk Management department at OG&E.Over the past several years OG&E has developed some very simple to implement driving procedures to reduce the risk of accidents that have sustained injuries to workers and claimants, as well as caused property damage to both their company and private property.OMAG’s hope is that by listening to this podcast your municipality might also implement these techniques to improve your risk of losses due to backing and parking accidents.

Sand Springs Animal Welfare Coordinator, Tracy Arvidson, talks with OMAG Executive Director about the opportunities and challenges of managing an animal shelter, including available grants, recruiting volunteers, pet waste ordinances and more.  

In this podcast, Jessi Stringer, the City Planner for the City of Collinsville, OK, and Ambre Gooch, Associate General Counsel at OMAG, discuss the basics of municipal zoning.Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

Jared Dillingham, City of Durant, and Chris Knight, City of Stillwater discuss the risk management issues and best practices for protecting municipal employees, municipal property, and private property while collecting solid waste for their communities.

Join part 2 of this talk with OMAG Director of Technology Services, Kevin Sesock, and Founding Partner of Future Point of View (FPOV), Scott Klososky, as they continue their discussion about municipal cities and technology that could or should be considered smart and where cities should be heading. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

OMAG Director of Technology Services, Kevin Sesock, interviews Founding Partner of Future Point of View (FPOV), Scott Klososky, for a talk about municipal cities and technology that could or should be considered smart and where cities should be heading. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org

Join Bill Tackett as he hosts episode 46 of the OMAG All Access podcast as he is joined by municipal legal professional David Weatherford to discuss planning and delegating authority – making decisions in advance of crisis. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.

Episode 45 of the OMAG All Access podcast is part 2 of  Oklahoma City Assistant City Attorney Paula Kelly, being interviewed by Risk Management Specialist, Kip Prichard. This episode tackles the topic of municipal verse private maintenance and development of mountain bike trails. Miss Kelly talks about the pros and cons of each as well as her personal experience cultivating trails within Oklahoma. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org. 

Episode 44 of the OMAG All Access podcast features Oklahoma City Assistant City Attorney Paula Kelly, as she is interviewed by Risk Management Specialist, Kip Prichard. This episode tackles the topic of municipal verse private maintenance and development of mountain bike trails. Miss Kelly talks about the pros and cons of each as well as her personal experience cultivating trails within Oklahoma. Learn more by visiting www.omag.org.