Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett Jr., Tulsa County Commissioner Karen Keith and City Councilors Blake Ewing and Karen Gilbert gathered Thursday morning at East 11th Street and South Yale Avenue to dedicate the recently completed Vision
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March 3rd / By Dewey Bartlett
City, County Officials Dedicate Route 66 “Cultural Crossroads” at East 11th Street, South Yale Avenue
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March 3rd / By Dewey Bartlett
Mayor and City Council Announce Stock the Station Food Drive
One in six Oklahomans is at risk of going hungry. That’s why the City of Tulsa will host another citywide food drive. Stock the Station will take place Oct. 21 – Nov. 21 and citizens
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
City of Tulsa Sales & Use Tax Revenue for October
Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett Jr. said today that the City of Tulsa’s October sales tax revenue for mid-August to mid-September as reported by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, totaled $19,597,029, up 1.8 percent from the same
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
Cleanup Complete for Former Brownfield Site – Old Morton Health Center
The City of Tulsa has completed a cleanup of the Old Morton Health Center, 605 E. Pine St., a former brownfield site. Tulsa was awarded a total of $350,000 in federal grants through the American
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
Mayor, Parking Authority Dedicate Renovations to The Green
Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett Jr. and Tulsa Parking Authority Chairman Barbara Hess hosted a dedication this afternoon of recent renovations to The Green at Third Street and Boston Avenue. This downtown gathering place has been
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
City of Tulsa in Moore, OK to Assist with Recovery Efforts
TULSA, OK – City of Tulsa agencies and departments are in Moore to assist with recovery efforts after a tornado swept through Oklahoma yesterday afternoon. Oklahoma Department of Emergency Management (ODEM) has requested the help
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
Public Works Essential to Life in Tulsa; National Public Works Week is May 19-25, 2013
Imagine a day of life in Tulsa without public works. There would be no turning on the faucet to get a drink of water, take a shower or brush your teeth. Toilets would not flush.
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
Mayor Bartlett, Councilor Ewing Celebrate Re-Opening of Downtown Boulder Avenue Bridge to Brady Arts District
Mayor Dewey Bartlett Jr. and District 4 City Councilor Blake Ewing celebrated with the Brady Arts District and many others from downtown the opening of the new Boulder Avenue bridge today. The bridge spans the
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
Council Votes on Amended Capital Program
The Tulsa City Council voted to approve a compromise in their capital improvements package tonight at the regularly scheduled meeting of the City Council. The compromise consists of the City of Tulsa altering its sales
March 2nd / By Dewey Bartlett
Public Safety Summit Addresses Alcohol Abuse In Tulsa
TULSA, Oklahoma – Mayor Dewey Bartlett is holding his third public safety summit Friday on a Safer, Stronger Tulsa. The topic for this summit is on alcohol awareness with officials talking about how excessive use