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The City of Tulsa is continuing to treat Tulsa’s roadways as freezing drizzle falls across the city. Crews are treating all arterial routes with salt. Because the National Weather Service has updated their forecast, which shows freezing drizzle continuing until at least 11 p.m. tonight, the City is moving to a 24-hour response.
The Public Oversight Committee for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Graves Investigation will meet virtually Thurs., Dec. 17 at 5 p.m. Researchers from the physical investigation team will answer questions about their report on the test excavations in July and October at Oaklawn Cemetery.
Mayor G.T. Bynum, Tulsa City Councilors, Tulsa Parks officials, the PGA of America, and members of the Citizens Golf Advisory Committee announced their renewed commitment to the future of municipal golf courses in the City of Tulsa.
Important updates regarding the recent wind storm. Learn more about greenwaste disposal, PSO power updates, and additional safety information.
Important updates regarding the recent wind storm. Learn more about greenwaste disposal, PSO power updates, avoiding scammers, and additional safety information.
Important updates regarding the recent wind storm. Learn more about greenwaste disposal, PSO power updates, avoiding scammers, and additional safety information.
The Planning Office has launched a new tool, Neighborhood Conditions Index, to enhance neighborhoods throughout the city.
The City of Tulsa is responding to winter weather expected through early Wednesday morning. As the rain transitions to snow this afternoon, City of Tulsa street crews will use salt to help with the melting process and plows to help clear the roadways. Crews will work through this evening and tonight and will monitor road conditions throughout the event to determine what other needs may exist.
Want to help the City of Tulsa prepare for the next tornado or flood? The City is updating its Local Hazard Mitigation Plan for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and seeks input from residents at a public meeting Tuesday, July 24, on the natural disasters that could affect them.
Want to help the City of Tulsa plan for the next big tornado, giant wind storm, flood or other disaster? The City is updating its local Hazard Mitigation Plan for FEMA and seeks input from residents at a public meeting Tuesday, July 25 on the natural disasters that could affect them.