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Tulsa City Council Tulsa's elected officials are nine city councilors, the mayor and the city auditor.

Your Voice in Local Government | Tulsa's nine City Councilors, elected by districts, are the legislative branch of city government | Official Page of the Tulsa City Council The legislative functions of Tulsa government are performed by the Tulsa City Council. Councilors approve the city's annual budget, pass local ordinances, set policy, listen to the concerns of citizens and evaluate the overall effectiveness of city operations.

Here is a preview of Wednesday's City Council committee and regular meetings.Can't make a meeting in person? Watch them ...
10/14/2026

Here is a preview of Wednesday's City Council committee and regular meetings.

Can't make a meeting in person? Watch them live on Cox Channel 24, TGOVOnline.org, Facebook, and YouTube.

For more information and to view agendas, visit tulsacouncil.org/meetings.

Sovereign Roots, Shared FutureCouncilor Bellis spoke at the 10th Annual Native American Day Festivities at Dream Keepers...
10/13/2026

Sovereign Roots, Shared Future

Councilor Bellis spoke at the 10th Annual Native American Day Festivities at Dream Keepers Park, hosted by the Greater Tulsa Area Indian Affairs Commission.

Oklahoma is home to 39 federally recognized Native American tribes, whose economic contributions total $23.4 billion, more than 139,000 jobs and $7.8 billion in paid wages and benefits annually.

Native American Day is celebrated on the second Monday of October.

Meeting with the future of Tulsa!Councilor Jackie Dutton met with members of the Lindbergh Elementary School student cou...
10/07/2026

Meeting with the future of Tulsa!

Councilor Jackie Dutton met with members of the Lindbergh Elementary School student council to talk about municipal government and the City Council’s role in city operations.

The student council also discussed topics that were important to them, such as safety concerns for students walking to and from school.

📩 You may have recently received a Floodplain Notification Letter if your property is at risk 📩Most homeowners' policies...
10/07/2026

📩 You may have recently received a Floodplain Notification Letter if your property is at risk 📩

Most homeowners' policies don't cover flood damage, and flood insurance may be needed to be fully protected. Here's some important information on flood insurance and tips on what to do in a flood.

For more information, visit: https://www.cityoftulsa.org/floodcontrol

In September, the City Council approved resolutions adopting:

1️⃣ the Floodplain Management Plan and Repetitive Loss Area Analysis annual progress report for 2025-2026 (with updates on Hazard Mitigation Action Items)

2️⃣ the 2026 Repetitive Flood Loss Area Analysis plans (with information and maps on each drainage basin)

3️⃣ the Program for Public Information and Flood Insurance Coverage Improvement Plan Annual Evaluation Report for 2026-2027 (with some interesting data summary tables and maps)

Read the reports at the link in the comments.

Councilor Decter Wright visited Tulsa Community College’s Metro Campus to speak with local government students about how...
10/06/2026

Councilor Decter Wright visited Tulsa Community College’s Metro Campus to speak with local government students about how the Tulsa City Council works and why local government matters.

Students learned how the Council focuses on improving quality of life for all Tulsans through budgeting, infrastructure, public safety, housing and homelessness initiatives, and more.

Councilor Decter Wright also discussed opportunities for residents to serve on the City’s authorities, boards, and commissions, emphasizing that community members don’t have to be elected to make an impact.

Students asked questions about public comments, trust in government and public‑private partnerships, and many are already registered to vote! Councilor Decter Wright encouraged them to stay engaged, reach out to their elected officials and stay involved in shaping Tulsa’s future.

If you'd like to invite a Councilor to speak to your group, or to schedule a tour of City Hall, call 918-596-1990 or email [email protected]

For more about how local government works, click the link in the comments ⬇️

🍎 Education Forum 🍎City Councilors met with superintendents and school board members from Tulsa Public Schools, Union Pu...
10/02/2026

🍎 Education Forum 🍎

City Councilors met with superintendents and school board members from Tulsa Public Schools, Union Public Schools - Tulsa, OK, and Jenks Public Schools for an education forum to discuss opportunities to collaborate and improve public education in Tulsa.

Leaders discussed public safety, walkability, bus access, infrastructure planning, and supporting students through workforce programs and family services. With enrollment shifts and growing community challenges, participants emphasized consistent communication, shared data, and tackling issues like childcare, mental health and housing, together. The group agreed to continue meeting regularly to drive solutions that support all Tulsa families.

Representatives from several departments, including the Tulsa Police Department and Public Works, also participated in the discussion.

Councilor Dutton visited the Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex at The Center for Individuals with Physical Challen...
10/01/2026

Councilor Dutton visited the Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex at The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges.

The Center is a nonprofit organization that was established in 1957 to provide organized social, cultural, and recreational opportunities for people with physical disabilities.

In 2019, The Center opened the Hardesty Family Adaptive Sports Complex to expand its space and operations.

The Center offers a wide variety of programming, from arts and horticulture to archery and rock-climbing.

To learn more or volunteer, visit the link in the comments.

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