We have announced our positions on the three City of Tulsa Propositions on the Nov. 12 ballot. In short, we oppose Proposition 1 and support Propositions 2 and 3. Read the League’s positions here.
Proposed Capital Improvements Package
The City Council recently approved a draft of a $919 million capital improvement proposal, also referred to as “Improve Our Tulsa”. This package will be on the ballot during the City of Tulsa general election on November 12.
Public meetings July 16 – Aug. 13 on Tulsa’s capital improvements package
The City Council recently approved a draft of a $919 million capital improvement proposal. The City Council and Mayor Dewey Bartlett will hold public meetings to discuss the proposed projects list.
Nonpartisan City Elections Put Spotlight on June 11 Primary
The new nonpartisan municipal election process makes it possible for a new mayor to be elected in the June 11 primary.
Tulsa Residents Approve Charter Change
An overwhelming majority of June 26 primary election voters approved the tweak to Tulsa’s city charter, changing the timing of municipal elections to coincide with state and federal election dates. This timing change takes effect this year.