The City of Tulsa is prepared for the potential of severe weather, with the City's Department of Emergency Management ready and on standby to monitor forecasts and conditions.
Due to the severe weather potential, Mayor Nichols has canceled tonight's Public Safety Community Conversation at Hardesty Regional Library out of an abundance of caution.
While the severe weather risk is slightly elevated, Tulsans should monitor forecasts and have a plan should conditions warrant.
To stay informed:
To learn more about dealing with weather in Tulsa and to see a list of weather resources, visit: www.cityoftulsa.org/weather
Community Conversation Update
The next Public Safety Community Conversation is still scheduled for this Thursday, Nov. 5. While the City is evaluating the feasibility of rescheduling tonight's conversation, residents who were planning to attend are invited to Thursday's conversation.
Thursday's conversation will be held in Rudisill Regional Library's BOK Harmony Hall, North Meeting Room, 1017 N. Greenwood Ave., Tulsa, OK, 74106, from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
During the event, residents will get a chance to engage with Tulsa's public safety departments, including Police, Fire, Emergency Management, Tulsa Animal Services and Tulsa Municipal Court.