Welcome

Welcome to DeBruler Inc. where your needs are our priority.

With a combined 45 years of experience working through the maze of federal, state and local governments, as well as the world of private finance, we know how to help you succeed. We are committed to helping enhance your competitive position via:

	August 27-28, 2008:  DeBruler Presenting at 2008 Community Action Partnership National Convention in Chicago, IL. Topics are Unlocking the Federal Grant Process and Connect the Dots... Proven Total Community Resources. July 23, 2008: DeBruler, Inc. Receives Apex Award from Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency in the Friend of Affordable Housing category. The Award recognizes the commitment of people and organizations involved in creating affordable housing in Oklahoma. OHFA Newsletter. Edmond Sun August 9. City of Tulsa Hires DeBruler, Inc. to assist with 1 year Action Plan for Community Development Block Grant funds. City of Enid Awards Contract to DeBruler, Inc. to prepare 5 year Consolidated Plan for the Community Development Block Grant Program 2008-2012.

• Strategic planning tailored to your
  needs and goals;
• Proposal formulation and evaluation
  to ensure success;
• Training to support your growth; and
• Technical assistance to sustain
  your success

Our Clients Include

Federal, State and Local Governments, Community Action Agencies, State and National Associations, and, Nonprofit and Business Enterprises.

Who We Are

DeBruler, Inc. is led by Wanda and Byron DeBruler.

Wanda’s experience is grounded in her work for the Oklahoma Association of Community Action Agencies, Oklahoma Department of Commerce and with federal agencies, including the  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. She has helped establish new social service programs and enhanced established ones.  Wanda continues this work as a board member on the Oklahoma Council on Economic Education and the State Weatherization Policy Advisory Council. Appointed by Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry, she previously served as a Commissioner for the Department of Consumer Credit. 

Byron’s experience is based on his service to the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency, Oklahoma Department of Commerce and the City of Oklahoma City where he drafted new legislation and redesigned how state, city and private entities work together to develop housing and other necessary services for those who need it most. He continues to provide packaging services for federal and state programs such as the Home Investment Partnership, Rural Development Housing Preservation, Housing Trust Fund, Community Development Block Grant and Section 42 Low Income Housing Tax Credits. He is a nationally recognized and sought-after trainer.

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