City Offices Closed Jan. 16 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day

City Hall and other City offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 16, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Public safety and mission critical operations, however, will operate as normal.

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City Hall In Your Neighborhood Draws Large Crowd in District 1

Mayor Dewey Bartlett, District 1 City Councilor Jack Henderson, as well as other City Council members and City of Tulsa department heads, greeted more than 300 Tulsans at the first of nine City Hall In Your Neighborhood events.

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Spring Break Day Camps Available

Want to give your kids a safe and fun experience during Spring Break? Tulsa Parks Community Centers are already taking reservations for Spring Break Day Camps scheduled March 19 - 23, 2012.

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Tulsa Parks Lifeguard Class

Interested in taking lifeguard classes to prepare for a future lifeguard position? Registration is now being taken for enrollment into Lifeguard Classes - but hurry, space is limited.

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Caring Adults Needed to Mentor Tulsa's Youth

January is National Mentoring Month, the time of year when our nation and the city shine a spotlight on the need for every child to have a caring, supportive adult in his or her life.

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Mayor Dewey Bartlett

Greetings,

The City of Tulsa sales tax revenues for November increased $2 million over a year ago, according to the January Oklahoma Tax Commission report.

Of the increase, $1 million was the result of an additional .167 cent tax that is earmarked for the capital improvements program. The .167 cent increase was approved by voters and replaced a County tax of the same amount, which expired in late 2011. Our January receipts totaled $20 million compared with $17.9 million reported in January of 2011 and included $6 million specifically for capital projects.

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