REALS Newsletter May 2015 Volume 1, Issue 5 AUCTION Real Estate and Leasing Services The former Department of REALS Employee Highlight Corrections Kate Barnard Center at 3200 N.W. 39th REALS is happy to have Carlisa Hudspeth on St., Oklahoma City, will be our staff. Carlisa joined REALS in September auctioned by sealed bid June of 2014. She is a real 15, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. in the estate broker and has Will Rogers Building, 2401 N. years of experience in Lincoln Blvd., Oklahoma City. real property. Prior to The property is appraised coming to the state, at $780,000.00 in “as is” she was the special marketable condition. No bids projects director for of less than 90 percent of the the Community Action Agency of Oklahoma appraised value will be accepted by OMES. Sale proceeds will go City. Carlisa is into the Maintenance of State Building Revolving Fund. REALS responsible for has received numerous calls about this property. easements, surface Carlisa Hudspeth, leases and auctions Land Inventory Management Specialist for sale. Spiro Mounds—Surface Lease White Hair/Osage—Surface Lease REALS will conduct a sealed The first Osage chief named Pawhuska, which bid auction of a means White Hair, reportedly earned the name 100-acre surface through a battle with American troops in Ohio. lease for hay As the chief tried to scalp an officer, the officer’s in the Spiro wig came off and he escaped. It is said that the Mounds area in chief was so impressed he kept the wig for the Leflore County. rest of his life and became known as White Hair. Spiro Mounds is one of Oklahoma’s most important prehistoric REALS recently worked with the Oklahoma Native American archeological sites. The site grew from a Historical Society on a surface lease for 360 small farming village into an important cultural center in what acres, more or later became the United States. Between A.D. 850 and 1450, less, in Ralston, 12 mounds, ceremonial areas and a support city were created Osage County, for the Caddoan-speaking leadership who participated in OK, through the Mississippian Culture. The protected Spiro Mounds site sealed bid encompasses 150 acres. auction.

Osage Tall Grass Prairie Reserve in Osage County, COMING SOON —AUCTION—730 S. 9TH ST., ENID, OK Oklahoma. Photo courtesy of Travelok.com. Enid Recycling Center, 32,155 S.F., 3.69 Acres MOL

Melissa Milburn, Director REALS is determining a timeline for the auction of the former Enid Recycling Center, which was built in 1964 and acquired Carie Carman, Deputy Director by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services in 2009. The Jennifer Ramsey, Real Property Manager property was used as a part of the Northern Oklahoma Resource Carlisa Hudspeth, Land Inventory Center of Enid work extension program and sponsored by the Management Specialist now discontinued City of Enid’s Recycling Program. Ramona Parker, Real Property Specialist Tammy Kualaau, Real Property Specialist Questions or comments? Email us at Billy McMeans, Real Property Specialist [email protected] or call 405-521-3819.

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