Tulsa, OK
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TulsaOK averageUS Census ACS
Typical home value $217,760 +2.8% yr/yr · +28.6% 5-yr
Home-value trend 2000–2026 (Zillow ZHVI)
Municipal budget
Total revenue$1.27B (FY2023)
Total spending$1.21B (FY2023)
Taxes$551.3M (FY2023)
Debt outstanding$1.21B (FY2023)
Spending per resident$2,943 (FY2023)
Development activity
Housing units permitted — US Census Building Permits Survey
2025865 housing units ($175.3M)
Recent meetings
Wed Oct 28, 2026
Regular Council Meeting
Council considers $39.3M and $26.3M budget appropriations for city infrastructure
The Tulsa City Council will discuss several multi-million dollar budget appropriations for street, bridge, and sidewalk repairs. The body is also considering four rezoning applications and an ordinance establishing procedures for the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts.
- Proposed $39,340,000 appropriation from 2024 GO Bond Issue 6 for street, bridge, and alleyway improvements
- Proposed $26,320,000 appropriation from 2020 GO Bond Issue 7 for streets, sidewalks, and bridges
- Rezoning of property at W. 71st St. S. and S. Union Ave. from AG to CO (protest petition filed)
- Proposed ordinance creating a 'Human Remains and Cultural Artifacts' chapter for cemetery regulations
- Donation of $31,575 from Tulsa Community Foundation for the City of Tulsa Animal Shelter Project
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Regular Meeting
5:00 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Council Chamber, 2nd Floor ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
INTRODUCTION AND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
At this Regular Meeting of the City Council, in accordance with and pursuant to
applicable Council Rules and Robert's Rules of Order, the Council will consider, discuss, and
may take action on, adopt, amend, reject, or defer action on any item listed on this Agenda.
In accordance with the City Charter and state law, the Council may approve and adopt a
budget and/or amendments to the budget, including adding, deleting, increasing, or decreasing
any appropriations, expenditures, and amounts thereof.
1. RECEIPT & FILING OF MINUTES
a. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 4:00 PM on September 30, 2026. [CC 10/28/26] 26‐917‐1
Supporting Documentation
b. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 5:00 PM on September 30, 2026. [CC 10/28/26] 26‐917‐2
Supporting Documentation
2. APP …
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Wed Oct 28, 2026
Council Urban & Economic Development Committee
Committee to consider new ordinance for protection of human remains and cultural artifacts
The Urban & Economic Development Committee will discuss a new ordinance regarding the treatment of human remains connected to racial violence or marginalized black communities. The body will also consider board appointments, a budget transfer for sewer projects, and a rezoning request.
- Ordinance establishing procedures for protection and reinterment of human remains and cultural artifacts (26-857-4)
- Budget transfer of $52,878.00 within the Sewer Capital Projects Sub-Fund from Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant Lagoon No. 7 to Haikey Creek Lift Station
- Rezoning Application Z-7871 from RS-1 to AG-R for property north of the NE/c of E. 101st St. S. and S. 74th E. Ave.
- Appointment of Tonya Grant to the Tulsa Housing Authority
- Homelessness Working Group update on Safe Move Tulsa budget and metrics
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Urban & Economic Development Committee Meeting
10:30 AM, Wednesday, October 28, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: ARCHIE
CO‐CHAIR: LAKIN, BELLIS
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Tonya Grant – Appointment to the Tulsa Housing Authority replacing Sheila Johnson
Brown; term expires January 20, 2029. (CD‐2) [UED 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐924‐1
3. Nathalie Cornett – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board; term
expires September 30, 2029. (Attended 9/11 meetings.) (CD‐4) [UED 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26]
26‐925‐1
4. Bob Jack – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board; term expires
September 30, 2029. (Attended 11/11 meetings.) (CD‐9) [UED 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐926‐
1
5. Ordinance amending the fiscal year 2026‐2027 budget to transfer unencumbered and
unexpended appropriations of fifty‐two thousand, eight hundred seventy‐eight dollars …
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Wed Oct 28, 2026
Council Public Works Committee
Public Works Committee to discuss Vision Arts and economic development funding
The committee will review three board reappointment requests and hold discussions regarding the Vision for the Arts Program. Members will also discuss project proposals for 2017 Vision Economic Development surplus funds.
- Reappointment of Ellen Duecker to the Tulsa City/County Library Commission
- Reappointment of William (BJ) Frohnapfel to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board
- Reappointment of Charles Blue to the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority
- Proposed FY 2026-2027 Vision for the Arts Program
- Project proposals for 2017 Vision Economic Development surplus funds
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Public Works Committee Meeting
2:30 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: DUTTON
CO‐CHAIR: HALL‐HARPER, DECTER WRIGHT, BUSH
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Ellen Duecker – Reappointment to the Tulsa City/County Library Commission; term expires
July 31, 2029. (Attended 7/9 meetings.) (CD‐9) [PW 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐923‐1
3. William (BJ) Frohnapfel – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory
Board; term expires September 30, 2028. (Attended 6/11 meetings.) (CD‐4) [PW 10/28/26;
CC 11/4/26] 26‐927‐1
4. Charles Blue – Reappointment to the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority; term expires July 31,
2029. (Attended 10/12 meetings.) (CD‐4) [PW 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐928‐1
5. Presentation from and discussion with representatives of the Arts Commission regarding
the FY 2026‐2027 proposed Vision for the Arts Program and an overview of t …
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Tue Oct 27, 2026
Board of Adjustment
Board of Adjustment to review zoning variances and special exceptions
The City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment will consider several requests for zoning variances and special exceptions. The board will decide on land-use requests ranging from industrial uses and assisted living to signage and fencing.
- BOA-24114: Special Exception for a vinyl record press at 317 South Trenton Avenue
- BOA-24117: Special Exception for an assisted living facility at 6915 South Canton Avenue East
- BOA-24121: Special Exception for a food truck court at 2425 East Pine Street
- BOA-24108: Variance for outdoor vehicle storage at 3017 South 129th East Avenue
- BOA-24116: Variance for increased wall sign area at 15 East 5th Street South
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City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment
Agenda of Meeting No. 1393
Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 1:00 p.m.
Tulsa City Council Chamber, 175 E. 2nd St., Second Level, Tulsa, OK 74103
Introduction and Notice to the Public
The City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment (BOA) is empowered by state law to grant variances due to hardships, and special
exceptions to the zoning code. At this meeting, BOA, in accordance with and pursuant to applicable policies and procedures,
will review, consider, discuss, and may take action on, approve, approve with conditions, amend or modify, deny, reject, or
defer action on any item listed on the agenda.
How to Participate
You may attend the hearing to express your opinions or have someone appear on your behalf. If you wish to present
documents or exhibits during the hearing, please submit them by 9:00 a.m. the day of the hearing. Please reference the case
number and include your name and address. Any exhibits presented will become part of the public record of the case.
To comment on cases, email planning@cityoftulsa.org.
Mail: Tulsa Planning Office, 175 E. 2nd St., Suite 480, Tulsa, OK 74103
All electronic devices must be silenced during the hearing. Note: If you require special accommodations pursuant to the
Americans with Disabilities Act, please notify the Tulsa Planning Office at 918-596-7526.
Call to Order
Approval of Minutes
1. Minutes from Meeting 1392, October 13, 2026
Unfinished Business
2. BOA-24108
Locat …
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Mon Oct 26, 2026
Council Urban & Economic Development Committee
Committee to consider new ordinance for protection of human remains and cultural artifacts
The Urban & Economic Development Committee will review appointments to the Tulsa Housing Authority and Infrastructure Development Advisory Board. The body is considering a budget transfer for sewer projects and a rezoning application. Members will also discuss a new ordinance regarding the treatment of human remains connected to racial violence.
- Ordinance to establish procedures for protection and reinterment of human remains and cultural artifacts connected to racial violence
- Rezoning Application Z-7871 from RS-1 to AG-R north of E. 101st St. S. and S. 74th E. Ave.
- Budget transfer of $52,878.00 within the Sewer Capital Projects Sub-Fund
- Appointment of Tonya Grant to the Tulsa Housing Authority
- Homelessness Working Group update on Safe Move Tulsa budget and metrics
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Urban & Economic Development Committee Meeting
10:30 AM, Wednesday, October 28, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: ARCHIE
CO‐CHAIR: LAKIN, BELLIS
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Tonya Grant – Appointment to the Tulsa Housing Authority replacing Sheila Johnson
Brown; term expires January 20, 2029. (CD‐2) [UED 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐924‐1
3. Nathalie Cornett – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board; term
expires September 30, 2029. (Attended 9/11 meetings.) (CD‐4) [UED 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26]
26‐925‐1
4. Bob Jack – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board; term expires
September 30, 2029. (Attended 11/11 meetings.) (CD‐9) [UED 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐926‐
1
5. Ordinance amending the fiscal year 2026‐2027 budget to transfer unencumbered and
unexpended appropriations of fifty‐two thousand, eight hundred seventy‐eight dollars …
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Mon Oct 26, 2026
Council Public Works Committee
Committee to discuss Vision for the Arts and economic development funding
The Public Works Committee will review proposed programs for the FY 2026-2027 Vision for the Arts and discuss the use of 2017 Vision Economic Development surplus funds. The body will also consider three reappointments to city commissions and boards.
- FY 2026-2027 proposed Vision for the Arts Program presentation
- Selection of two Councilors for the Vision Arts 8 grant Independent Review Panel
- Project proposals for 2017 Vision Economic Development surplus funds
- Reappointment of Ellen Duecker to the Tulsa City/County Library Commission
- Reappointment of William (BJ) Frohnapfel to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Public Works Committee Meeting
2:30 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: DUTTON
CO‐CHAIR: HALL‐HARPER, DECTER WRIGHT, BUSH
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Ellen Duecker – Reappointment to the Tulsa City/County Library Commission; term expires
July 31, 2029. (Attended 7/9 meetings.) (CD‐9) [PW 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐923‐1
3. William (BJ) Frohnapfel – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory
Board; term expires September 30, 2028. (Attended 6/11 meetings.) (CD‐4) [PW 10/28/26;
CC 11/4/26] 26‐927‐1
4. Charles Blue – Reappointment to the Tulsa Public Facilities Authority; term expires July 31,
2029. (Attended 10/12 meetings.) (CD‐4) [PW 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐928‐1
5. Presentation from and discussion with representatives of the Arts Commission regarding
the FY 2026‐2027 proposed Vision for the Arts Program and an overview of t …
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Mon Oct 26, 2026
Board of Adjustment
Board of Adjustment to review zoning variances and special exceptions
The Board of Adjustment will consider several requests for zoning variances and special exceptions. These include requests for specific business uses, signage changes, and fencing modifications across various city districts.
- BOA-24114: Special Exception for a vinyl record press at 317 South Trenton Avenue
- BOA-24117: Special Exception for an assisted living facility at 6915 South Canton Avenue East
- BOA-24121: Special Exception for a food truck court at 2425 East Pine Street
- BOA-24108: Variance for outdoor vehicle storage at 3017 South 129th East Avenue
- BOA-24116: Variance to increase wall sign area at 15 East 5th Street South
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City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment
Agenda of Meeting No. 1393
Tuesday, October 27, 2026, 1:00 p.m.
Tulsa City Council Chamber, 175 E. 2nd St., Second Level, Tulsa, OK 74103
Introduction and Notice to the Public
The City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment (BOA) is empowered by state law to grant variances due to hardships, and special
exceptions to the zoning code. At this meeting, BOA, in accordance with and pursuant to applicable policies and procedures,
will review, consider, discuss, and may take action on, approve, approve with conditions, amend or modify, deny, reject, or
defer action on any item listed on the agenda.
How to Participate
You may attend the hearing to express your opinions or have someone appear on your behalf. If you wish to present
documents or exhibits during the hearing, please submit them by 9:00 a.m. the day of the hearing. Please reference the case
number and include your name and address. Any exhibits presented will become part of the public record of the case.
To comment on cases, email planning@cityoftulsa.org.
Mail: Tulsa Planning Office, 175 E. 2nd St., Suite 480, Tulsa, OK 74103
All electronic devices must be silenced during the hearing. Note: If you require special accommodations pursuant to the
Americans with Disabilities Act, please notify the Tulsa Planning Office at 918-596-7526.
Call to Order
Approval of Minutes
1. Minutes from Meeting 1392, October 13, 2026
Unfinished Business
2. BOA-24108
Locat …
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Mon Oct 26, 2026
Regular Council Meeting
Council considers over $65 million in supplemental budget appropriations
The Tulsa City Council will discuss several budget amendments, including funding for street and bridge repairs. The body is also considering four rezoning applications and a new ordinance regarding the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts.
- Supplemental appropriations of $39,340,000 for street, bridge, and sidewalk improvements (2024 GO Bond Issue 6)
- Supplemental appropriations of $26,320,000 for streets, sidewalks, and bridges (2020 GO Bond Issue 7)
- Rezoning of property at W. 71st St. S. and S. Union Ave. from AG to CO-23
- Proposed ordinance establishing procedures for the protection and reinterment of human remains connected to racial violence
- Donation of $31,575 from Tulsa Community Foundation for the City of Tulsa Animal Shelter Project
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Regular Meeting
5:00 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Council Chamber, 2nd Floor ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
INTRODUCTION AND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
At this Regular Meeting of the City Council, in accordance with and pursuant to
applicable Council Rules and Robert's Rules of Order, the Council will consider, discuss, and
may take action on, adopt, amend, reject, or defer action on any item listed on this Agenda.
In accordance with the City Charter and state law, the Council may approve and adopt a
budget and/or amendments to the budget, including adding, deleting, increasing, or decreasing
any appropriations, expenditures, and amounts thereof.
1. RECEIPT & FILING OF MINUTES
a. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 4:00 PM on September 30, 2026. [CC 10/28/26] 26‐917‐1
Supporting Documentation
b. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 5:00 PM on September 30, 2026. [CC 10/28/26] 26‐917‐2
Supporting Documentation
2. APP …
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Wed Oct 21, 2026
Council Urban & Economic Development Committee
Committee reviews over $66 million in budget appropriations and three rezonings
The Urban & Economic Development Committee is considering several supplemental budget appropriations for infrastructure and health services. The body will also review three rezoning applications and two commission appointments.
- Appropriation of $39,340,000 from 2024 GO Bond Issue 6 for street, bridge, sidewalk, alleyway, and Tulsa Performing Arts Center improvements
- Appropriation of $26,320,000 from 2020 GO Bond Issue 7 for streets, sidewalks, bridges, and maintenance zone repairs
- Appropriation of $999,997 for the Community Child Mental Health Sub-Fund via SAMHSA grant revenues
- Rezoning Z-7873 from RS-3 to CH west of E. 36th St. S. and S. Peoria Ave. for QuikTrip Corporation
- Rezoning Z-7872 from RS-3 to RM-1 west of E. 3rd St. S. and S. 193rd E. Ave. for Vintage Housing, Inc.
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Urban & Economic Development Committee Meeting
10:30 AM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: ARCHIE
CO‐CHAIR: LAKIN, BELLIS
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Rex Trivedi – Appointment to the Asian Affairs Commission replacing Hieu Le; term expires
January 1, 2029. (CD‐7) [UED 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐895‐1
3. Brandon Jackson – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board; term
expires September 30, 2028. (Attended 10/11 meetings.) (CD‐1) [UED 10/21/26; CC
10/28/26] 26‐896‐1
4. Rezoning Application Z‐7871 from RS‐1 to AG‐R for property located north of the NE/c of E.
101st St. S. and S. 74th E. Ave. requested by Susan Crockett or Meghan Hilborn. (Property
owner: Susan & Brian Crockett Trust) (CD‐8) (Planning Commission voted 6‐0‐0 to
recommend APPROVAL of AG‐R zoning) [UED 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐890‐1
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Wed Oct 21, 2026
Regular Council Meeting
Council considers over $65 million in supplemental budget appropriations
The Tulsa City Council will discuss several budget amendments for infrastructure and mental health services. The body is also reviewing a new ordinance regarding the protection of human remains and cultural artifacts connected to racial violence.
- Proposed $39,340,000 and $26,320,000 appropriations for street, bridge, and sidewalk repairs
- Ordinance establishing procedures for the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts from marginalized black communities
- Proposed $999,997 appropriation for the Community Child Mental Health Sub-Fund
- Resolution to declare a 10-acre parcel at 2020 N. Mingo Rd. as surplus for sale
- Payment of $21,923.23 to David Perry for a judgment and attorney fee award
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Regular Meeting
5:00 PM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Council Chamber, 2nd Floor ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
INTRODUCTION AND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
At this Regular Meeting of the City Council, in accordance with and pursuant to
applicable Council Rules and Robert's Rules of Order, the Council will consider, discuss, and
may take action on, adopt, amend, reject, or defer action on any item listed on this Agenda.
In accordance with the City Charter and state law, the Council may approve and adopt a
budget and/or amendments to the budget, including adding, deleting, increasing, or decreasing
any appropriations, expenditures, and amounts thereof.
1. RECEIPT & FILING OF MINUTES
a. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 4:00 PM on September 23, 2026. [CC 10/21/26] 26‐903‐1
Supporting Documentation
b. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 5:00 PM on September 23, 2026. [CC 10/21/26] 26‐903‐2
Supporting Documentation
2. APP …
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Wed Oct 21, 2026
Council Public Works Committee
Committee considers new rules for human remains and cultural artifacts
The Public Works Committee will discuss ordinances regarding the protection and reinterment of human remains connected to racial violence or marginalized black communities. The body is also reviewing the establishment of two new downtown increment districts and several board appointments.
- Ordinance establishing procedures for protection and reinterment of human remains and cultural artifacts (26-857-3)
- Payment of $21,923.23 to David Perry for a judgment and attorney fee award (26-881-1)
- Naming of Increment District Number 28 (Increment District 'J') (26-882-1)
- Naming of Increment District Number 29 (Increment District 'K') (26-883-1)
- Travel authorization of $1,200.00 for Councilor Hall-Harper to attend a symposium in Evanston, IL (26-894-1)
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Public Works Committee Meeting
2:30 PM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: DUTTON
CO‐CHAIR: HALL‐HARPER, DECTER WRIGHT, BUSH
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Marcia Bruno‐Todd – Appointment to the Human Rights Commission replacing Dezeray
Edwards; term expires July 1, 2027. (CD‐1) [PW 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐897‐1
3. Eva Pena – Appointment to the Tulsa Development Authority replacing Elian Hurtado; term
expires July 31, 2029. (CD‐8) [PW 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐898‐1
4. Recommendation from the Greater Tulsa Area African‐American Affairs Commission to
replace the vacated Business Agents Networking Group seat with a new organization for the
Commission, Blackwood. [PW 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐899‐1
5. Resolution authorizing payment of twenty‐one thousand, nine hundred twenty‐three
dollars and twenty‐three cents ($21,923.23) to David Perry, Plai …
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Wed Oct 21, 2026
City of Tulsa Planning Commission
Planning Commission to review rezoning and land use requests
The City of Tulsa Planning Commission will consider several rezoning requests and a comprehensive plan amendment. The body will provide recommendations to the City Council regarding these development and zoning matters.
- PUD-705-4: Minor amendment for a drive-through ATM east of E. Reading St. and N. Peoria Ave.
- Z-7769-a: Minor amendment to add outdoor equipment and materials storage north of E. 11th St. S. and S. 145th E. Ave.
- Z-7874: Rezoning from RS-1 to OM north and west of E. Skelly Drive and S. Columbia Place.
- Z-7875: Rezoning from RM-2 to CH east of E. 10th St. S. and S. Lewis Ave.
- CPA-133: Land use change from Neighborhood to Multiple Use north and west of E. Skelly Drive and S. Columbia Place.
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City of Tulsa Planning Commission
Special Meeting
Agenda of Meeting No. 4
Wednesday, October 21, 2026, 1:00 p.m.
Tulsa City Council Chamber, 175 E. 2nd St., Second Level, Tulsa, OK 74103
Introduction and Notice to the Public
The City of Tulsa Planning Commission provides recommendations to the Tulsa City Council on planning, development, and
zoning matters. At this meeting, the Planning Commission will review, consider, discuss, and may take action on, approve,
recommend for approval, amend or modify, recommend for approval with modifications, deny, reject, recommend for denial,
or defer action on any item listed on the agenda.
How to Participate
You may attend the hearing to express your opinions, or have someone appear on your behalf. If you wish to present
documents or exhibits during the hearing, please submit them by 9:00 a.m. the day of the hearing. Please reference the case
number and include your name and address. Meetings are video recorded, broadcast, and saved online for public review. Any
comments and exhibits presented will become part of the public record of the case.
To comment, email planning@cityoftulsa.org or mail to Tulsa Planning Office, 175 E. 2nd St., Suite 480, Tulsa, OK 74103.
All written comments are public and become part of the case’s record.
All electronic devices must be silenced during the hearing. If y …
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Mon Oct 19, 2026
Council Public Works Committee
Committee to consider new ordinance for protection of human remains and cultural artifacts
The Public Works Committee will discuss the establishment of procedures for the treatment of human remains connected to racial violence or marginalized black communities. The body is also reviewing the creation of two new downtown increment districts and several board appointments.
- Ordinance establishing procedures for protection and reinterment of human remains and cultural artifacts (26-857-3)
- Payment of $21,923.23 to David Perry for a judgment and attorney fee award (26-881-1)
- Ordinance naming Increment District 'J' as Increment District Number 28 (26-882-1)
- Ordinance naming Increment District 'K' as Increment District Number 29 (26-883-1)
- Travel authorization of $1,200.00 for Councilor Hall-Harper to attend a symposium in Evanston, IL (26-894-1)
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Public Works Committee Meeting
2:30 PM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: DUTTON
CO‐CHAIR: HALL‐HARPER, DECTER WRIGHT, BUSH
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Marcia Bruno‐Todd – Appointment to the Human Rights Commission replacing Dezeray
Edwards; term expires July 1, 2027. (CD‐1) [PW 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐897‐1
3. Eva Pena – Appointment to the Tulsa Development Authority replacing Elian Hurtado; term
expires July 31, 2029. (CD‐8) [PW 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐898‐1
4. Recommendation from the Greater Tulsa Area African‐American Affairs Commission to
replace the vacated Business Agents Networking Group seat with a new organization for the
Commission, Blackwood. [PW 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐899‐1
5. Resolution authorizing payment of twenty‐one thousand, nine hundred twenty‐three
dollars and twenty‐three cents ($21,923.23) to David Perry, Plai …
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Mon Oct 19, 2026
Regular Council Meeting
Tulsa City Council considers over $65 million in budget appropriations
The Council will discuss several supplemental budget appropriations for infrastructure and mental health. They are also considering new procedures for the protection of human remains and cultural artifacts connected to racial violence.
- Proposed $39,340,000 and $26,320,000 appropriations for street, bridge, and sidewalk repairs
- Ordinance establishing procedures for the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts
- Proposed $21,923.23 payment to David Perry for a judgment and attorney fee award
- Declaration of a 10-acre parcel at 2020 N. Mingo Rd. as surplus property for sale
- Proposed $999,997 appropriation for the Community Child Mental Health Sub-Fund
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Regular Meeting
5:00 PM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
Council Chamber, 2nd Floor ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
INTRODUCTION AND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
At this Regular Meeting of the City Council, in accordance with and pursuant to
applicable Council Rules and Robert's Rules of Order, the Council will consider, discuss, and
may take action on, adopt, amend, reject, or defer action on any item listed on this Agenda.
In accordance with the City Charter and state law, the Council may approve and adopt a
budget and/or amendments to the budget, including adding, deleting, increasing, or decreasing
any appropriations, expenditures, and amounts thereof.
1. RECEIPT & FILING OF MINUTES
a. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 4:00 PM on September 23, 2026. [CC 10/21/26] 26‐903‐1
Supporting Documentation
b. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 5:00 PM on September 23, 2026. [CC 10/21/26] 26‐903‐2
Supporting Documentation
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Mon Oct 19, 2026
Council Urban & Economic Development Committee
Committee considers over $66 million in budget appropriations for infrastructure
The Urban & Economic Development Committee will review several supplemental budget appropriations for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. The body will also consider three rezoning applications and two commission appointments.
- Appropriation of $39,340,000 from 2024 GO Bond Issue 6 for street, bridge, sidewalk, alleyway, and Tulsa Performing Arts Center improvements
- Appropriation of $26,320,000 from 2020 GO Bond Issue 7 for streets, sidewalks, bridges, and maintenance zone repairs
- Appropriation of $999,997 for the Community Child Mental Health Sub-Fund via SAMHSA grant revenues
- Rezoning of property north of E. 101st St. S. and S. 74th E. Ave. from RS-1 to AG-R
- Rezoning of property west of E. 3rd St. S. and S. 193rd E. Ave. from RS-3 to RM-1
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Urban & Economic Development Committee Meeting
10:30 AM, Wednesday, October 21, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: ARCHIE
CO‐CHAIR: LAKIN, BELLIS
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Rex Trivedi – Appointment to the Asian Affairs Commission replacing Hieu Le; term expires
January 1, 2029. (CD‐7) [UED 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26] 26‐895‐1
3. Brandon Jackson – Reappointment to the Infrastructure Development Advisory Board; term
expires September 30, 2028. (Attended 10/11 meetings.) (CD‐1) [UED 10/21/26; CC
10/28/26] 26‐896‐1
4. Rezoning Application Z‐7871 from RS‐1 to AG‐R for property located north of the NE/c of E.
101st St. S. and S. 74th E. Ave. requested by Susan Crockett or Meghan Hilborn. (Property
owner: Susan & Brian Crockett Trust) (CD‐8) (Planning Commission voted 6‐0‐0 to
recommend APPROVAL of AG‐R zoning) [UED 10/21/26; CC 10/28/26; CC 11/4/26] 26‐890‐1
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Wed Oct 14, 2026
Council Public Works Committee
Committee to consider budget amendments and new human remains protection ordinance
The Public Works Committee will review several budget appropriations and transfers for public safety and infrastructure. The body will also consider a new ordinance regarding the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts connected to racial violence.
- Proposed $6,044,000 transfer for Spunky Creek East Branch Interceptor sewer projects
- Proposed $1,500,000 appropriation for Municipal Courts and Lockup
- Ordinance establishing procedures for protection and reinterment of human remains and cultural artifacts
- Resolution adopting the August 2026 City of Tulsa Regulatory Floodplain Maps
- Closing of a storm sewer easement at 10507 E. 91st St. for Saint Francis Hospital South expansion
budgetsewerpublic-safetyfloodplainszoningcultural-heritage
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Public Works Committee Meeting
2:30 PM, Wednesday, October 14, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: DUTTON
CO‐CHAIR: HALL‐HARPER, DECTER WRIGHT, BUSH
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Maureena Summers – Appointment to the Ethics Advisory Committee replacing Pam
Ballard; term expires December 1, 2028. (CD‐6) [PW 10/14/26; CC 10/21/26] 26‐843‐1
3. Jordan Dora – Appointment to the Greater Tulsa Area African‐American Affairs Commission
filling a vacant seat; term expires May 1, 2029. (CD‐4) [PW 10/14/26; CC 10/21/26] 26‐844‐1
4. Ordinance amending the fiscal year 2026‐2027 budget to make supplemental
appropriations of two hundred forty‐nine thousand, three hundred fifty‐four dollars and
forty‐four cents ($249,354.44) recognized from grant revenues to be received from Special
Revenue Non‐Federal Grants within the Public Safety and Protection Non‐Federal SubFund.
(Next Generati …
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Wed Oct 14, 2026
Regular Council Meeting
Council considers creating Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety
The City Council will discuss establishing a civilian oversight board and an independent office to review public safety investigations. The body is also considering several budget amendments and a new ordinance regarding the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts.
- Proposed Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety and civilian oversight board
- Ordinance to establish procedures for human remains and cultural artifacts connected to racial violence
- Budget transfer of $6,044,000.00 for the Spunky Creek East Branch Interceptor project
- Supplemental appropriation of $1,500,000.00 for Municipal Courts and Lockup
- Special event applications for Tulsa Pride, Zeeco Oktoberfest, and Garth Brooks Street Party
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Regular Meeting
5:00 PM, Wednesday, October 14, 2026
Council Chamber, 2nd Floor ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
INTRODUCTION AND NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
At this Regular Meeting of the City Council, in accordance with and pursuant to
applicable Council Rules and Robert's Rules of Order, the Council will consider, discuss, and
may take action on, adopt, amend, reject, or defer action on any item listed on this Agenda.
In accordance with the City Charter and state law, the Council may approve and adopt a
budget and/or amendments to the budget, including adding, deleting, increasing, or decreasing
any appropriations, expenditures, and amounts thereof.
1. RECEIPT & FILING OF MINUTES
a. Minutes of Special Meeting held at 10:30 AM on September 16, 2026. [CC 10/14/26] 26‐872‐
1
Supporting Documentation
b. Minutes of Regular Meeting held at 4:00 PM on September 16, 2026. [CC 10/14/26] 26‐871‐1
Supporting Documentation
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Wed Oct 14, 2026
Council Urban & Economic Development Committee
Committee considers ordinance creating public safety oversight office and board
The Urban & Economic Development Committee will consider an ordinance to establish the Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety and a civilian oversight board. The meeting includes discussions with the Public Safety Commissioner, the Terence Crutcher Foundation, and various public safety departments regarding the proposal.
- Ordinance 26-734-7 to create the Office of Independent Review and Oversight of Public Safety and a civilian oversight board
- Discussion with Animal Services, Code Enforcement, City Security, Fire, Police, and Emergency Management on oversight implementation
- Discussion with the Public Safety Commissioner on coordination and data sharing systems
- Discussion with the Terence Crutcher Foundation regarding the Community Safety Coalition
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Urban & Economic Development Committee Meeting
10:30 AM, Wednesday, October 14, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: ARCHIE
CO‐CHAIR: LAKIN, BELLIS
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Ordinance adopting a new Title 16, Tulsa Revised Ordinances, titled “Independent Review
and Oversight of Public Safety”; creating the Office of Independent Review and Oversight of
Public Safety and the position of Director; establishing the powers, duties, responsibilities,
qualifications, and reporting requirements of the Office and Director; providing for the
review and oversight of certain Public Safety investigations; providing for confidentiality of
certain information and records; creating a civilian oversight board and establishing its
membership, qualifications, terms, powers, duties, meetings, and reporting requirements.
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Tue Oct 13, 2026
Board of Adjustment
Board of Adjustment to review 10 zoning variance and special exception requests
The Board of Adjustment will consider several requests for zoning variances and special exceptions. These include proposals for residential duplexes, vehicle sales, and industrial uses.
- BOA-24105: Special Exception and Variance for a duplex at 1009 East Apache Street North
- BOA-24108: Special Exception and Variance for Personal Vehicle Sales at 3017 South 129th East Avenue
- BOA-24110: Special Exception for a Market- or Community-Supported Farm at 4467 North Rockford Avenue
- BOA-24114: Special Exception for a vinyl record press at 317 South Trenton Avenue
- BOA-24115: Special Exception for Parks and Recreation use north of East 36th Street North
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City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment
Agenda of Meeting No. 1392
Tuesday, October 13, 2026, 1:00 p.m.
Tulsa City Council Chamber, 175 E. 2nd St., Second Level, Tulsa, OK 74103
Introduction and Notice to the Public
The City of Tulsa Board of Adjustment (BOA) is empowered by state law to grant variances due to hardships, and special
exceptions to the zoning code. At this meeting, BOA, in accordance with and pursuant to applicable policies and procedures,
will review, consider, discuss, and may take action on, approve, approve with conditions, amend or modify, deny, reject, or
defer action on any item listed on the agenda.
How to Participate
You may attend the hearing to express your opinions or have someone appear on your behalf. If you wish to present
documents or exhibits during the hearing, please submit them by 9:00 a.m. the day of the hearing. Please reference the case
number and include your name and address. Any exhibits presented will become part of the public record of the case.
To comment on cases, email planning@cityoftulsa.org.
Mail: Tulsa Planning Office, 175 E. 2nd St., Suite 480, Tulsa, OK 74103
All electronic devices must be silenced during the hearing. Note: If you require special accommodations pursuant to the
Americans with Disabilities Act, please notify the Tulsa Planning Office at 918-596-7526.
Call to Order
Approval of Minutes
1. Minutes from Meeting 1390, September 8, 2026
2. Minutes from Meeting 1391, September 22, 2 …
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Mon Oct 12, 2026
Council Public Works Committee
Committee to consider budget amendments and new rules for human remains
The Public Works Committee will discuss several budget appropriations and transfers for city projects. The body is also considering a new ordinance regarding the treatment of human remains and cultural artifacts connected to racial violence.
- Transfer of $6,044,000.00 for the Spunky Creek East Branch Interceptor project
- Supplemental appropriation of $1,500,000.00 for Municipal Courts and Lockup
- Adoption of the August 2026 City of Tulsa Regulatory Floodplain Maps
- Closing of a storm sewer easement at 10507 E. 91st St. for Saint Francis Hospital South expansion
- Declaration of a 10-acre parcel at 2020 N. Mingo Rd. as surplus property for sale
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NOTICE AND AGENDA
TULSA CITY COUNCIL ‐ Public Works Committee Meeting
2:30 PM, Wednesday, October 14, 2026
One Technology Center, 4th Floor, Room 411 ‐ 175 E. 2nd St., Tulsa, OK 74103
CHAIR: DUTTON
CO‐CHAIR: HALL‐HARPER, DECTER WRIGHT, BUSH
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in this meeting should contact
Secretary to the Tulsa City Council Lori Doring, 175 East Second Street, Fourth Floor, Tulsa,
Oklahoma, 918‐596‐1990 or via Email: loridoring@tulsacouncil.org, as far in advance as possible
and preferably at least 48‐hours before the date of the meeting. Persons using a TDD may contact
OKLAHOMA RELAY at 1‐800‐722‐0353 and voice calls should be made to 1‐800‐522‐8506 to
communicate via telephone with hearing telephone users and vice versa.
1. Call to Order.
2. Maureena Summers – Appointment to the Ethics Advisory Committee replacing Pam
Ballard; term expires December 1, 2028. (CD‐6) [PW 10/14/26; CC 10/21/26] 26‐843‐1
3. Jordan Dora – Appointment to the Greater Tulsa Area African‐American Affairs Commission
filling a vacant seat; term expires May 1, 2029. (CD‐4) [PW 10/14/26; CC 10/21/26] 26‐844‐1
4. Ordinance amending the fiscal year 2026‐2027 budget to make supplemental
appropriations of two hundred forty‐nine thousand, three hundred fifty‐four dollars and
forty‐four cents ($249,354.44) recognized from grant revenues to be received from Special
Revenue Non‐Federal Grants within the Public Safety and Protection Non‐Federal SubFund.
(Next Generati …
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💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $233.0M | MANHATTAN HUNT A JOINT VENTURE Department of Defense · P8000-P8001 AMMBULATORY CARE CENTER AND DENTAL CLINIC, JOINT BASE ANDR |
| $208.6M | CHEROKEE NATION FEDERAL CONSULTING, L.L.C. Department of the Treasury · PAPER PROCESSING CLERICAL SUPPORT PROGRAM |
| $163.6M | CHEROKEE NATION STRATEGIC PROGRAMS, L.L.C. Department of State · CLOSELY ASSOCIATED - ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT SERVICES FOR THE DEPARTMEN |
| $126.5M | FLINTCO, LLC Department of Health and Human Services · RAPID CITY HEALTH CENTER DESIGN BUILD CONSTRUCTION PROJECT, RAPID CITY |
| $118.0M | PATRIOT TEAM Department of Defense · CIVIL RESERVE AIR FLEET - AIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES |
| $115.2M | PATRIOT TEAM Department of Defense · CIVIL RESERVE AIR FLEET - AIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES |
| $110.0M | PATRIOT TEAM Department of Defense · CIVIL RESERVE AIR FLEET - AIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES |
| $99.7M | PATRIOT TEAM Department of Defense · CIVIL RESERVE AIR FLEET - AIR TRANSPORTATION SERVICES |
| $96.7M | PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA Department of Defense · 199805!2100!0061!BT39 !U.S. ARMY FIELD ARTILLERY CENTER!DABT3997C4022 |
| $95.5M | MAGELLAN TERMINALS HOLDINGS LP Department of Defense · 8508800834!CONUS COCO STORAGE SERVICES |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
🌐 County-level context (Tulsa County)
County-level context — from BLS, IRS, FEMA, HUD, Census. These figures cover the whole county this city sits in, not just the city itself.
Net migration-109 people (-$67.0M net AGI · 2023)
Federal disasters (10 yr)10 ({"Severe Storm": 15, "Severe Ice Storm": 8, "Flood": 7, "Fir · last Thu Feb 19, 2026)
Traffic fatalities64 (17 pedestrian · 2024)
Business establishments19,556 (329,036 employees · 2023)
Fair Market Rent (2BR)$1,179/mo (9,899 assisted households · 2025)
Adults with low literacy18.8% (low numeracy 29% · 2017)
Sources: BLS LAUS, IRS SOI, FEMA, NHTSA FARS, Census CBP, HUD, NCES PIAAC
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
$1.27B
Annual budget
$1.21B
Debt outstanding
865
Permitted housing units
The money — in
source: Census gov-finance & state comptrollerBudget
Revenue$1.27B
Spending$1.21B
Revenue ran ahead of operating spending this year.
Debt load MODERATE
Outstanding debt$1.21B
Debt-to-revenue0.95×
Debt-load index59 / 100
A debt-load indicator (national percentile of debt, deficit & aid-reliance) — not a solvency verdict. Cross-checked against official state fiscal-stress scores where they exist.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
Research-only layer, shown here for context — not included in the CC BY 4.0 bulk download.
Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.