Tulsans Reminded This Week of Work Zone Awareness

National Work Zone Awareness Week is this week, April 4 - 8. This year's theme is "Safer Driving Equals Safer Work Zones - for Everyone," and highlights the need for caution on the road, especially through construction areas.


Burn Ban in Effect for the City of Tulsa

Monday, April 4, Tulsa County Commissioners passed a resolution creating a burn ban in Tulsa County for the next seven days. After seven days, Tulsa County Commissioners will meet to assess the need for another seven-day burn ban.


United Airlines Offers Nonstop Service to Washington D.C.

United Airlines has formally launched new nonstop service to Washington D.C from Tulsa International Airport. The United Express flight, operated by GoJet Airlines, will provide service to the nation's capitol through Washington Dulles International Airport (IAD).


Victoria Bartlett: Principal for a Day at Cooper

On March 31, Victoria Bartlett took a break from her regular schedule and spent the morning at Cooper Elementary as "Principal for a Day." She took an active part in several Pre-K classes and interacted with the students during Art and Music classes, observing how pottery is made, singing songs and dancing.


Mayor Dewey Bartlett

Greetings,

Every April is Earth Month, and Earth Day is April 22. This yearly anniversary warrants many local festivals and events, among them the Garden Fest at Tulsa Garden Center this weekend and the "Party for the Planet" at the Tulsa Zoo on April 16.

However, Earth Day is more than just a month, or a special day, or a single event. Earth Month is a reminder that we are all stewards of the earth, and there are many things we can do individually to make a difference in the place where we live. Neighborhood cleanups make our city shine. Awareness of the causes of pollution in our water and air result in actions which make our city healthier. Creek cleanups and taking steps to reduce ozone every day are more actions by which individuals can make a difference.

Take this month, and every month, to help Tulsa shine as a clean and healthy place to live. It makes a difference to those who already live here, and to those who are considering locating a business or residence here.

Best regards,
Dewey Bartlett
Mayor of Tulsa

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