Regular Meeting
Tulsa City Council175 E 2nd St Tulsa 74103 (Directions)
Second Floor of City Hall at One Technology Center
Regular pre-meetings begin at 4pm and council meetings begin at 5pm
Persons who require a special accommodation to participate in these meetings 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.
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Agency Information
Tulsa City Council
About Tulsa City Council The City of Tulsa was incorporated in 1898, nine years before statehood. In 1908, Tulsa adopted its first city charter that outlined the processes of the city government. Under this charter, a board of commissioners including a mayor and four city commissioners enacted local policies for about 80 years. In 1989, Tulsans voted to change to a strong mayor-council form of government in an effort to create a more effective and representative city government.
Today, the elected officials of Tulsa include the mayor, the city auditor and nine city councilors. These separate offices allow for a checks and balances system that affirms responsible governance. Together, they serve the community’s interests through adopting local laws, establishing and maintaining infrastructure and city funds and offering services and programs to benefit the public.