Oklahoma Bar Foundation Awards $267,497 in Grants for Courtroom Technology
The Oklahoma Bar Foundation is excited to announce the allocation of $267,497 in grants to support courtroom technology advancements. This funding is aimed at equipping courtrooms with the latest audio/visual components, which will significantly reduce technical issues that often cause court delays. Additionally, these improvements will enhance accessibility for individuals with hearing and visual impairments.
By addressing these technological needs, the Oklahoma Bar Foundation continues its commitment to improving the efficiency and inclusivity of our legal system. The upgrades will not only streamline court proceedings but also ensure that all participants, regardless of their physical abilities, can fully engage in the judicial process.
“We are proud to support these counties in their efforts to modernize courtroom technology,” said Courtney Briggs, Vice President and Grants & Awards Committee Chair of the Oklahoma Bar Foundation. “These grants represent our ongoing dedication to fostering a more accessible and efficient justice system for all.”
The counties receiving these grants are:
| Court | Project | Grant Amount |
| Delaware County | Upgrade Sound Systems in 3 Courtrooms | $83,000 |
| McIntosh County | Laptop, Scanner, & Digital Recorder | $1,386 |
| Oklahoma County | 7 Interactive Displays | $28,050.00 |
| Okmulgee County | Audio/Visual Equipment | $76,089 |
| Pittsburg County | Audio Upgrades for 4 Courtrooms | $32,054 |
| Pittsburg County | Laptop & Printer | $1,953 |
| Tulsa County | Upgrade Sound Systems in 2 courtrooms & Digital Recorders | $44,964 |
| $267,496 |
Each of these counties has demonstrated a clear need for technological improvements and a commitment to leveraging these advancements to better serve their communities.
For more information about the Oklahoma Bar Foundation and its grant programs, please visit https://www.okbarfoundation.org/grants/