Updated April 9, 2020 2:40 p.m.

Do you have questions about what you CAN and CAN'T do under Tulsa's Safer at Home order? Here's a "Yes/No" guide to help you navigate this difficult and unprecedented event. We know it's hard to put so many daily activities, habits and comforts on hold, but staying at home and only going out for the "Yes" necessities will help keep you and others safe. We'll get through this together, Tulsa. Even if we're six feet or more apart while doing it.

Want more information on Safer at Home or COVID-19? Visit the FAQ page or visit the COVID-19 Resource Center.

NOTE: This page and its guidance will be updated regularly. Please check back frequently for the most recent updates.  

Things That You CAN Do Under the City of Tulsa's Safer at Home Order

Maintain Physical Distance

Order Takeout
or Delivery

Go for a Bike Ride

(Maintain 6 feet of Distance)

File a Permit Online

(Online Permit Center)

Wear Cloth
Face Coverings

(Where Physical Distance is Limited)

Visit a Doctor
or Pharmacy

Care for
a Loved One

Go for a Hike

(Maintain 6 feet of Distance)

Pay a Bill Online

(Payments & E-Services)

Buy
Groceries

Enjoy Essential Exercise

(Groups Less than Four)

Visit a Park

(Maintain 6 feet of Distance)

Practice Basic
Hygiene Tips

Go to an Essential Job

(As Defined by State Order)

Go for a Walk

(Maintain 6 feet of Distance)

Adopt a Pet

(With Scheduled Appointment)

Regularly Disinfect
and Clean

Things That You CAN'T Do Under the City of Tulsa's Safer at Home Order

Gather
in Groups

Go Shopping
for Clothing

Go to
the Salon

Go to
Golf Courses

Dine-in
at Restaurants

Go Shopping
for Jewelry

Have Parties
with Friends

Go to
the Gym

Go to
Bars

Go Shopping
for Furniture

Use Park Playground 
Equipment

Gather for Holidays
Outside of Your Household

Go to Movie
Theaters

Go Shopping
for Toys

Use Park
Sport Courts