TCSO has not identified the reserve deputy who donated to Regalado’s campaign, but a review of current reserve deputies and campaign donations show Hastings Siegfried — a prominent Tulsa businessman — is the only name on both lists.
We talk about the recent grand jury report over the botched Clayton Lockett execution, as well as recent controversial Oklahoma legislation.
As the law exists now, a county sheriff can hire anyone he or she may want to appraise foreclosed properties. Former Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz was widely criticized when it was revealed the majority of his 11 appraisers were not licensed in any capacity, and all had donated to his prior campaigns for sheriff.
Due to the timing of the upcoming court date, it’s likely a Vision Tulsa re-vote — if needed — would not take place until the November election.
Steve Gerkin, author of “Hidden History of Tulsa,” talks with Kevin Canfield and Listen Frontier host R.J. Young about the Tulsa Race Riots, and the founding of the KKK in Tulsa.
Starting Tuesday, a group of Tulsa city officials left town to head to Dallas on a tour that, in part, will focus on what could be built at 71st Street and Riverside Drive, a parcel of land that for years has been identified as park land.
We’re talking, of course, of REI (Recreational Equipment Inc.)
When the reserve deputy program begins again, it will likely have a force of about 40, rather than the 120 reserves at the time of the Eric Harris shooting.
Tulsa Voice columnist Barry Friedman joins Listen Frontier host RJ Young and Frontier staff writer Dylan Goforth to talk about the John Rogers and Robert Bates sagas, more drama in Tulsa mayoral politics, Oklahoma’s budget hole and Mary Fallin angling to become Donald Trump’s VP.
