City of Tulsa is Looking for Citizens to Serve
Do your part in helping us move Tulsa forward by volunteering to
serve as a member of an Authority, Board or Commission. The City of
Tulsa has dozens of citizen committees that cover a wide range of
topics and appeal to a variety of interests. Both the City Council
and Mayor Dewey Bartlett rely on these citizen groups to provide
thoughtful advice regarding policy and program development.
Those wishing to serve must be a Tulsa resident. Some boards
have additional requirements. Information about each of the
Authorities, Boards or Commissions, as well as an application for
completion which is needed to be considered for approval is located
online.
Help Tulsa Earn a Grant for Freedom Fest
Vote for Tulsa to win a $10,000 grant for Freedom Fest, our
communitywide 4th of July celebration.
From now until June 14, Liberty Mutual is hosting a contest
allowing towns across America to compete for $10,000 Bring
Back the 4th grants. Liberty Mutual is offering a
total of 10 grants, divided between small, medium and large
towns.
How can Tulsa earn a grant for our 4th of July
celebration?
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Summer Day Camps, Additional Openings
Thanks to the generosity of companies and individuals, Tulsa
Parks will be expanding their Summer Day Camps.
Registration began in April with Day Camps in nearly every
Community Center. The additional donations will allow more children
to participate in the current camps.
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Tulsa PAC Events in June
Click your heels together and imagine yourself in the cool
cushiness of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center. Celebrity
Attractions closes its regular season at the PAC June 15 - 20 with
the musical The Wizard of Oz. This adaptation is true to
Harold Arlen and E. Y. Harburg's classic score. An additional
matinee has been added on Thursday, June 17 at 1 p.m.
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Maxwell Water Playground Grand Opening
Get ready to enjoy summertime fun as a family. Tulsa Parks
announces the grand opening of the Maxwell Park Water Playground.
The event takes place at 1 p.m., Thursday, June 10 at Maxwell Park
- 5251 East Newton Street.
With funding from the 2001 and 2006 Sales Tax and Vision 2025,
the Maxwell Water Playground is one of many Tulsa Park projects
being completed in 2010. Additional Water Playgrounds are being
constructed at Chamberlain Park and Owen Park.
The Maxwell Water Playground Grand Opening will showcase the
recent Maxwell improvements, as well as announce upcoming park
renovation projects.
