
City of tulsa
City government of Tulsa, Oklahoma, offering utility payments, permits, business licensing and 311 service reporting.
About City of tulsa
The City of Tulsa is the local government of Tulsa, Oklahoma. Its main office is at 175 East 2nd Street, Suite 690, Tulsa, OK 74103. The city provides services to residents, businesses and visitors.
Residents can pay utility bills, report service issues and pay tickets. The site also lists trash collection schedules, recycling rules, requests to start, move or stop city utilities, and Tulsa Parks classes. Residents can apply for jobs and adopt pets through city programs.
Business services include business licensing, development services, economic development, engineering services and grants. The city also runs a Small Business Enterprise Program and a Housing Office. Companies can read bid opportunities and learn how to sell to the city.
The home page reports several 2025 figures. The city issued 30,674 permits in 2025. Fire, EMS and rescue calls totaled 75,774 for the year. The city supplied 38.8 billion gallons of drinking water. It handled 312,805 contacts through 311 by call, chat and email.
The government section lists the Mayor of Tulsa, the City Council, the City Auditor, and the authorities, boards and commissions. Meeting agendas, the city charter, ordinances and executive orders are also posted. The site includes capital programs, the city budget, open records and public records requests.
The site offers several ways to get in touch. Residents can call 311, start a chat, or report an issue online through Tulsa311. The customer care line is open Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Tulsa311 app is available for iOS and Android. In an emergency, the site says to call 911.
The site also lists a live traffic map, a calendar of events and a news section. One current item covers the community conversations series on public safety. The site includes privacy, accessibility and link policies. The Public Works pages explain refuse and recycling rules. Carts must be set out before 6 a.m. on collection day and removed within 12 hours after service. Businesses, schools and apartment complexes have separate recycling pages.
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