Municipal government managing 95,000+ residents across 30+ city departments
City of Edmond operates a mid-sized municipal government across 30+ departments serving 95,000+ residents in northern Oklahoma. The tech stack mirrors typical government IT infrastructure—Office, Adobe, SharePoint, and on-premises tools—but the project list and pain points reveal active modernization pressure: ESOC (Emergency Services Operations Center) deployment, EPA stormwater compliance work, and legacy SCADA system upgrades indicate the city is moving beyond baseline operations toward integrated emergency response and utility automation.
The City of Edmond is a municipal government in northern Oklahoma, established in 1889, with a council-manager structure. It operates over 30 city departments employing approximately 750 people who deliver services to 95,000+ residents. Major city functions include municipal utilities (Edmond Electric, a city-owned power system operating since 1908), public safety, public works, and community services. The city is actively hiring across operations, engineering, construction, and support roles, with recent focus on junior and mid-level positions.
Active projects include an ESOC (Emergency Services Operations Center) demonstration program and strategic plan, EPA NPDES stormwater compliance (Phase II), and stormwater management programs addressing illicit discharge and construction site runoff control.
Primary tools include Microsoft Office suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), SharePoint, OneDrive, Outlook, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, SCADA systems, and AWS AMI. The organization is updating legacy SCADA infrastructure and integrating AMI (Advanced Metering Infrastructure) for utility automation.
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