The City will be conducting specialized greenwaste collection for residents impacted by the March 6 tornado. To receive collection, affected residents must be located within the affected damage zone (see map below) and contact 311 to receive service.

Citizens residing within this zone should contact 311 to schedule a pickup in one of the following ways:

• Call 311 during business hours
• Email tulsa311@cityoftulsa.org with details and your name and address
• Visit www.tulsa311@.com  

Greenwaste Pick-up

To ensure collection, all greenwaste must be separated from other household trash and storm debris (storm debris can be handled separately via a free dump pass voucher - more below). Items such as tree stumps, roofing materials, and other trash are not eligible for this service and should not be included.

Residents scheduled for greenwaste pickup are reminded to place their greenwaste at the curb (not in the street), ensuring it is at least four feet away from other objects. All greenwaste must be cut into five-foot lengths. To prevent damage to infrastructure and ensure safety, greenwaste must not be placed on top of water meters, near fences, or under low-hanging power lines.

Storm Debris Dump Pass

In addition to greenwaste pickup, residents in the affected area may request one free dump pass by contacting 311. Following a request, City representatives will visit the property to verify that the debris is directly related to storm damage, such as roofing materials or fencing. 

If approved, residents will be responsible for delivering the debris to the location(s) specified on the dump pass or by 311.

Households are limited to one greenwaste pickup and/or one storm debris dump pass.