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City Hall and other City facilities will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, for Labor Day. Trash and Recycling service will shift one day during the week. Read more for a full list of City closings.
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.
The Center for Digital Government (CDG) announced the City of Tulsa’s IT department ranked in the Top 10 of the 2020 Digital Cities Survey. Now in its 20th year, the annual survey recognizes cities using technology to tackle social challenges, enhance services, strengthen cybersecurity, and more.
AACRs serve as liaisons between the Alzheimer's Association and local groups such as neighborhoods, rural counties, business and civic organizations or faith communities.
News Release: May 16, 2025
During a Naturalization Ceremony Thursday morning, 40 new citizens, representing 14 different countries, gave their oath of allegiance to the United States.
Press Release: August 16, 2024 - 1921 Graves Investigation Update - August 16
Ten Tulsa neighborhoods will have new signage thanks to a grant program through the Working in Neighborhoods Department. Read more to see the list of winners
in observance of Labor Day, City Hall, Municipal Court, and other City facilities will be closed on Monday, September 6. Trash Service will run on your regular collection day. Please "Read More" for a full list of services.
Mayor G.T. Bynum and forensic scientists and genealogists from Intermountain Forensics, the laboratory assisting the City with DNA analysis for the 1921 Graves Investigation, announced a historic update as it relates to the DNA and genealogical investigation from the 2021 and 2022 excavations and exhumations at Oaklawn Cemetery.
Traffic calming, often referred to as speed humps, can be achieved through citizen-based, grassroots education, enforcement and engineering. Education can lead to a dialogue between residents who are concerned about traffic safety in their neighborhoods.
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The Public Oversight Committee for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre Graves Investigation met Monday night to hear from the physical investigation committee, which includes the Oklahoma Archeological Survey based at the University of Oklahoma, regarding the field work analysis from Oaklawn Cemetery and Newblock Park in Tulsa.
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