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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.
Mayor G.T. Bynum presented the Tulsa Police Department a certificate of recognition for achieving Dementia Friendly Tulsa training Thursday morning.
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Peoria-Mohawk Business Park, a partnership between the City of Tulsa, PartnerTulsa and George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF), received national recognition this week at the Site Selectors Guild (the Guild) Annual Conference in San Antonio for its commitment to sustained economic growth in North Tulsa.
As part of the Resilient Tulsa strategy, Mayor G.T. Bynum and the Mayor’s Office of Resilience and Equity will host equity dinners to encourage constructive, meaningful conversations to bring understanding and unity amongst Tulsans of differing backgrounds.
The Mayor’s Office of Resilience and Equity (MORE) is hosting its third round of equity dialogues on January 18 to coincide with the National Day of Racial Healing.
With the rise of COVID-19 case levels due to the Omicron variant, the City of Tulsa remains committed to following public health guidance to help slow spread of the virus in the Tulsa area.
On Tuesday, June 22, the City of Tulsa was informed the persons responsible for the May 2021 City of Tulsa ransomware attack shared 18,938 City files via the dark web mostly in the form of police records and internal department files.
Suncrest Hospice is looking for volunteers to join the Suncrest Team as we provide excellent care and support to our hospice patients and their families in their homes!
Suncrest Hospice is looking for volunteers to join the Suncrest Team as we provide excellent care and support to our hospice patients and their families in their homes!
There is a new option for adults detained for public intoxication in Tulsa. At the discretion of a detaining police officer, adults who have not committed any other crimes, will be taken to the Tulsa Sobering Center for a 10-hour period to “sleep it off” in a safe clean environment.
Oklahoma Quality Foundation recently recognized the City of Tulsa as a role model for excellence in organizational performance during an annual awards ceremony in Oklahoma City.