Letter from the Director
Dear Fellow Tulsan,
All of us want our neighborhoods to be inviting and vibrant,
have safe streets, good quality schools, and amenities and
resources which support them. Our neighborhoods are where we live,
raise our families and make our homes. Neighborhoods are the
foundations of our community.
Through the Working In Neighborhood (WIN) Department, we welcome
the opportunity to work with area residents, neighborhood
associations and other community leaders to develop citizen-based
solutions to neighborhood concerns. Strengthening Tulsa's
neighborhoods with programs that encourage and empower citizens to
work hand-in-hand with City Hall to effectively communicate,
identify assets, and take advantage of unique opportunities is
important to WIN's mission and will certainly improve the quality
of life for all citizens.
We know that many of the issues facing our neighborhoods will
not be solved over night, but we are optimistic about Tulsa's
future, and know that by working together we can make our
neighborhoods healthy, attractive and positive places in which to
live, work and invest.
We look forward to continuing our work with you and your
neighborhood to build and strengthen relationships between
neighbors, neighborhood associations and City Hall.
I trust you will find this Neighborhood Resource Guide useful in
helping your neighborhood achieve its goals.
Sincerely,
Dwain E. Midget, Director
Working in Neighborhoods Department
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