February Sales & Use Tax Reports

The City of Tulsa's February sales tax check totaled $21,353,718 showing a 0.9 percent decrease from the same period one year ago. Use taxes for February totaled $2,346,743, which is down 1 percent from the same period a year ago.

Sales tax and use tax collections provide two-thirds of the City of Tulsa's general fund. Vital services such as police and fire protection, 911 emergency dispatch, snow and ice removal from streets, pothole repair and mowing of grass in medians and parks are supported by sales and use taxes.

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Find Your Neighborhood Association

A new neighborhood association map is offered on the City of Tulsa website for individuals to pinpoint the neighborhood association associated with their home address, http://maps.cityoftulsa.org/neighbors/. Neighborhood associations are a great way to meet your neighbors and get involved in the community.

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Mayor Announces SPOT Program to Save Tulsa's Pets

Mayor Dewey Bartlett announced a new collaborative program in the city of Tulsa to help reduce the number of adoptable cats and dogs put down at the Tulsa Animal Shelter. Saving the Pets of Tulsa (SPOT) will combine three strategies to address pet overpopulation in Tulsa: increasing city pet registrations; increasing access to low-cost spay and neutering services; and an education campaign.

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Reporting Use Tax Important to City Budget

The City of Tulsa lives on sales and use taxes for operations. Sales tax and use tax collections provide two-thirds of the City of Tulsa's general fund. Vital services such as police and fire protection, 911 emergency dispatch, snow and ice removal from streets, pothole repair and mowing of grass in medians and parks are supported by sales and use taxes.

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