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Tulsa’s annual Native American Day celebration, hosted by the Greater Tulsa Area Indian Affairs Commission, is coming up on Oct. 9 starting at 9 a.m. at Dream Keepers Park, 1875 S. Boulder Park Drive.
The Emergency Operations Center remains activated to coordinate the areawide response following the severe storm that passed through Tulsa early yesterday morning.
The City of Tulsa maintains 135 parks and trails within the City limits of Tulsa. You can view a full map of all the parks and their amenities, or find the full list of parks listed below.
Mayor G.T. Bynum shared the 2020 Office of the Mayor Annual Report, which consists of a variety of programs, projects and events his team at the City of Tulsa worked on the past year, all during a global pandemic.
An Employee Exposure Lookup site is available after the May cyber attack on our system. For additional clarity, please read the text below and FAQs.
City offices will be closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29, for the Thanksgiving holiday. Thursday and Friday refuse customers will see a shift in their service. The City's Mulch Site, Park Rec Centers, Animal Welfare, Mohawk Park and Page Belcher Golf courses, and Tulsa Transit will all be affected by the holiday. Please "read more" for details on each.
Twenty-five children from 11 countries took their oaths of allegiance today at Gathering Place in Tulsa’s first child citizenship ceremony.
AACRs serve as liaisons between the Alzheimer's Association and local groups such as neighborhoods, rural counties, business and civic organizations or faith communities.
Tulsa has moved up in 2021 from a Class 2 ranking to a Class 1, the highest possible ranking in the National Flood Insurance Program’s Community Rating System. With Tulsa’s Class 1 rating, National Flood Insurance Program policies issued or renewed in the city limits are eligible for a 45-percent discount in premium costs starting in April 2022.
Thursday we had the honor of hosting the Third Children’s Naturalization Ceremony at the Gathering Place. Ninety children from 26 different countries - Brazil, Burma, Cameroon, China, Costa Rica, Cuba, Germany, Ghana, Guatemala, India, Iraq, Israel, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nigeria, Pakistan, Philippines, Australia, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, and Vietnam - became US. Citizens.
During a Naturalization Ceremony Thursday morning, 40 new citizens, representing 14 different countries, gave their oath of allegiance to the United States.
News Release: March 12, 2025
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