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This month marks five years since the City opened Tulsa Sobering Center – a jail diversion program designed to offer an alternative for adult men and women detained for public intoxication. Since it opened, Tulsa Sobering Center has served more than 4,000 people and connected 600 with life-saving services.
Tulsa is a city that celebrates special events. The Special Events Office includes the City of Tulsa's Special Event Permit Application and instructions developed to guide you through the permit process.
It’s been one year since Water Distribution implemented its Valve Program, and the City is now in the process of obtaining data on all of the valves in the city – data that tells us what assets are in excellent, good, fair and poor condition so crews can make the most informed decisions regarding the management of Tulsa’s water assets.
Mayor G.T. Bynum presented the Tulsa Police Department a certificate of recognition for achieving Dementia Friendly Tulsa training Thursday morning.
With the potential for dangerous winter weather and extreme cold temperatures heading into the weekend and early next week, the City is preparing now to get its equipment ready for a snow event. Crews will continue to operate on a 24-hour winter weather response until the threat of winter weather subsides. Please "Read more" for updates on emergency shelters, homeless outreach, refuse service, inspection services, and snow and ice response.
As temperatures are expected to get above freezing today, street crews have turned their focus toward pothole repairs. Water and Sewer crews are on 24/7 operations as they respond to the record number of waterline breaks occurring in Tulsa as a result of the extremely cold temperatures. Please "Read More" for information on wateline breaks, water stations, protecting your water pipes, and snow and ice removal.
The Customer Care Center is a department of the City of Tulsa.
Permanent Diaper Relief provides diapers and resources through multiple programs focusing on empowerment and self-sufficiency through education and sustainable products.
The Oklahoma Insurance Department is encouraging residents affected by the flood event to reach out to their insurance agents if they have questions about their policy coverage, document their damages, and watch out for potential scammers.
Wednesday evening, the Tulsa City Council voted to approve ballot language for Improve Our Tulsa, an $814 million funding package that will not raise taxes, but fund critical improvements to identified City facilities and sites while also providing capital funding for public safety equipment, street maintenance and housing and neighborhoods.
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