Learn the Emergency Warning Siren System

Tulsa has an excellent emergency siren warning system consisting of more than 80 sirens throughout the city, each audible for up to a mile. We have learned that being prepared when disaster strikes can help save lives and property, prevent injury and decrease recovery costs.

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Mayor's Vision Booklet Now Online

Citizens can now go online and read Mayor Dewey Bartlett's Vision of hope and optimism for the future of Tulsa. Find out what his priority initiatives are for 2011 and how it will help create a vision for a better Tulsa.

Yield. It's the Law

Emergency responders put their lives on the line every day. They face dangers beyond the injury scene. Drivers who fail to yield to emergency vehicles or follow too closely endanger the lives of responders and countless others.

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Tulsa Parks Summer Day Camps Begin Registration

Looking for a great summer experience for your kids? Check out the Tulsa Parks Department Summer Day Camps. Registration begins Saturday, April 2 at Community Centers throughout Tulsa.

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Shen Exhibit at PAC Through April

Artist Byron Shen will exhibit a collection of his paintings, "Emerging Light: Works by Byron Shen," in the PAC's Gallery from April 1-30. It is free to the public and the Gallery is open 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and during Chapman Music Hall events.

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Mayor Dewey Bartlett

Greetings,
In addition to the traditional branches of local government, another segment of our City government is led by 462 volunteers who work with my administration, the Tulsa Council and our City staff members to address issues, create or modify policies and connect with the citizens of Tulsa to bring information to City Hall. By being in Tulsa offices, schools, churches, industries and our residential neighborhoods every day, they are the City of Tulsa's first responders. They bring vital contributions and information to city government by actively participating in the work of our citizen-led authorities, boards and commissions.

Volunteers for City of Tulsa authorities, boards and commissions must be Tulsa residents and be at least 18 years of age. Interested volunteers will find a list of all authorities, boards and commissions, open seats and online application forms at www.tulsaboards.org or can call the Mayor's Action Center at (918) 596-2100. My aide, Monica Hamilton, reviews applications, submits her recommendations and forwards my nominees to the City Council. All appointments require City Council confirmation.

Above all, I want to thank all of the Tulsans who put hours of time into volunteer positions every week for the betterment of this city.

Best regards,
Dewey Bartlett

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