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Human Resources is a department of the City of Tulsa which manages, promotes, and maintains professional employer/employee relationships within a safe and healthy work environment
Mayor G.T. Bynum and Chief of Culture and Parks and Recreation Director Anna America celebrate the grand reopening of McCullough Park, renovated through a $3.6 million Vision Tulsa project.
Press Release: March 26, 2018
Press release - May 2024.
The Tulsa Fire Department is partnering with the Mental Health Association Oklahoma, St. John Medical Center, the Tulsa Health Department, and The Merchant to provide A Pop-Up Resource Clinic for Tulsans in need.
The City of Tulsa will offer two additional workshops for those who live within Tulsa city limits and need help applying for grants of up to $7,500 meant to help with emergency repairs related to the June 18 storm.
The City of Tulsa's dangerous right-of-way limb removal operations in neighborhoods concludes week of 11/14.
With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Eviction Moratorium set to expire July 31, 2021, which prevents the eviction of tenants who are unable to pay rent, the City, County and community partners announced their continuous efforts to prevent evictions.
On Tuesday, Sept. 5, the City will announce plans to start the third excavation at Oaklawn Cemetery as part of the 1921 Graves Investigation. Site preparation will last a few days, and when complete, the full excavation will start.
The City of Tulsa will offer its third Emergency Repair Grants workshop Thursday, Sept. 28, for residents who live within Tulsa city limits and need help applying for grants of up to $7,500 meant to help with emergency repairs.
We're kicking off our 2021 Creek Clean Up and now's your chance to register a team, pick a location, and help your City!
Mayor G. T. Bynum and the 1921 Race Massacre Graves Investigation Public Oversight Committee met tonight for the second time as the Physical Evidence Investigation Committee provided a detailed overview of the proposed investigation process to identify graves from the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
Due to significant rain in the Tulsa area last night, the Army Corps of Engineers must extend the duration of the 250,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) release by Wednesday morning rather than Sunday afternoon as originally planned.
Mayor G.T. Bynum, City Councilor Phil Lakin and Tulsa County District 2 Commissioner Karen Keith held a groundbreaking August 13, for the Vision Tulsa Project – Zink Dam Modifications. Also speaking at the event was Gordy Guest, Tulsa Regional Chamber Vice Chair of Community Development. The event was held on the river bank trail at the Gathering Place, with a view of the old Zink Dam.
This morning, The Army Corps of Engineers announced it would be releasing 215,000 cubic feet per second at 10 a.m. and releasing 250,000 cubic feet per second beginning at noon with the expectation of leaving it at this rate for four days.
Nominations are now open for the 2019 Women of the Year - Pinnacle Awards. his event recognizes those women from the Tulsa community who are exemplary leaders, who have served as role models, and whose contributions have made a long-lasting impact.
In its third day of winter weather response, the City of Tulsa is continuing to treat roads as areas of freezing drizzle move through the metro. Over the night, City crews worked to apply salt to Tulsa’s roadways after brine crews treated elevated surfaces up until midnight last night.
News Release: Jan. 17, 2025
News Release: April 28, 2025
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