On March 27, the Tulsa City Council voted unanimously to pass a resolution in support of the Equal Rights Amendment. The resolution declares the Mayor and Council’s support of Oklahoma’s ratification of the amendment and urges the Oklahoma State Legislature to ratify it during its current session.
Saturday, August 22, 2015 | 10:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | Rudisill Public Library The time to take action is now!! Democracy works well only if its citizens are actively engaged in voting. Oklahoma and Tulsa County suffer from critically low voter participation. You can help make a change. Please plan on attending this important event to find out what can …
In an effort to better acquaint Tulsa citizens with their elected officials, the League has launched a “Getting to Know” initiative. Today, we are featuring Anna America, who was elected as City Councilor for District 7 in November of 2014. What is your agenda as City Councilor for 2015? To make sure the issues and concerns of District 7 are …
Want to know how to contact local, state and national elected officials? Look no further than our Directory of Government Officials – an all inclusive guide to representation in the Tulsa area. The UPDATED 2016 Directory of Government Officials is now available!
On Tuesday, voters in the Tulsa Public School district will vote on a $415 million capital improvement bond. Learn more about how to vote, what will be on the ballot and view your samples ballot.