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$814M
– Page Belcher Golf Course
– Mohawk Golf Course
– Chamberlain and Berry Park Improvements
– Johnson Park Rehabilitation
– Parking Lot Rehabilitation
Streets and Transportation: $295.8M – Roof Repairs
• Inflation Adjustment for Previously Approved – Repair and Conversion of Lighting
Street Projects: $93.8M – Mohawk Park Facilities Rehabilitation
• Citywide Routine and Preventive Maintenance: $68M – Mohawk Road Repairs
• Street Widening: $46M – HVAC Replacements
– Regional Trail Repairs
• Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation: $24M
– Internal Loop Walk Repairs
• Matching Funds: $21.6M – Chamberlain Pool
• Traffic Engineering: $19.32M – Swan Lake
• American Disabilities Act (ADA): $10M • Public Safety Center: $47.5M
• Sidewalks: $4.88M – Building acquisition and relocation
• Construction Completion Incentives: $4M – Police-Courts Demolition
– Lease Courts and Jail Space from Operating Budget
• Engineering, Inspection and Testing: $3M
• Consolidated Maintenance Facility for Tulsa Police
• Alleys: $1.2M
and Fire Departments: $16M
• Zoo: $25.7M
City Facilities: $270.4M – Children’s Zoo
• Safety Training Center Driving Track Overlay: $4.4M – Roof Replacements
• BOK Center: $6.4M – Rainforest Rehabilitation
– Building Improvements – Perimeter Risk Mitigation
– Safety and Security • Gilcrease Matching Funds: $10M
• Convention Center: $18.8M • Zink Lake Infrastructure: $5M
– Roof Replacement
• Citywide Facility Maintenance: $20M
– Building Improvements
– Safety and Security
Capital Equipment: $152.8M
• Tulsa Performing Arts Center: $79.7M
– Building Updates (HVAC, Plumbing, Electrical, Fire Sprinkler,
• Tulsa Fire Department Fleet: $58.5M
ADA, Update Dressing Rooms and Lighting) • Other Vehicles/Equipment/IT: $94.3M
– Chapman Hall (Reslope Seating Floor, New Seating
and Aisles, New AV, Lighting, and Finishes, Acoustic Housing and Neighborhoods: $95M
Improvements, Reconfigure Pit Wall)
– Loading Dock Enclosure (Expanded and Enclosed Semi • Housing $75M: Combined with ARPA ($5M), DDRF
Capacity, New Passenger Elevator and Dressing Room, ($8.1M), HOME-ARP ($5M) and Affordable Housing Trust
Additional Story Above Enclosure) Fund ($8.4M) and opioid settlement funds ($2.7M) to
– Design and Project Management establish $104.2M Tulsa Housing Initiative
• River Parks Maintenance Building: $5M • Neighborhood Revitalization: $15M
• Kirkpatrick Heights-Greenwood Area Master Plan
Implementation: $5M
What is the Improve Our Tulsa renewal? How do we know that projects approved
The Improve Our Tulsa renewal is a proposed by Tulsa voters will be completed as
$814 million package that will not raise taxes, but promised?
fund critical improvements to City facilities, equipment, The Sales Tax Overview Committee provides citizen
and street infrastructure while making a substantial oversight on projects approved by the citizens of Tulsa.
investment toward a $104.2 million Tulsa Housing The 21-member citizen committee meets monthly at
Initiative to help fill a critical housing need in Tulsa. City Hall and makes reports to the City Council. The
This renewal builds on previous Improve Our Tulsa committee publishes a report that is included annually
funding packages while providing necessary funding in City utility statements.
to complete voter-approved street projects.
How can I give my opinion about Improve
Where would the money come from to fund Our Tulsa?
a renewal of Improve Our Tulsa? Tulsans can provide feedback through an online comment
Proposals include a 0.95 percent temporary sales tax form that can be found at www.improveourtulsa.com.
for streets, infrastructure, City equipment and facilities
and property-tax financed General Obligation Bonds
issued by the City of Tulsa.
$814M
– Campo de Golf Page Belcher
– Campo de Golf Mohawk
– Mejoras en los Parques Chamberlain y Berry
– Rehabilitación en el Parque Johnson
– Rehabilitación de Estacionamiento
Calles y Transporte: $295.8M – Reparaciones de techo
• Ajustes a causa de la inflación para proyectos – Reparaciones y conversiones de iluminación
de calles que ya habían sido aprobados: $93.8M – Rehabilitaciones en las instalaciones del Parque Mohawk
• Mantenimiento de rutina y preventivo a lo largo – Reparaciones en las calles del Parque Mohawk
de la ciudad: $68M – Remplazos en el sistema de HVAC
• Ampliación de Calles: $46M – Reparaciones en los senderos regionales
• Remplazo y rehabilitación de puentes: $24M – Reparaciones en las áreas de caminata interna
• Igualar Fondos: $21.6M – Alberca Chamberlain
• Ingeniería de Tráfico: $19.32M – Lago Swan
• Ley del Americano con Discapacidades • Centro de Seguridad Pública: $47.5M
(ADA): $10M – Adquisición de edificio y reubicación
• Banquetas: $4.88M – Demolición de la instalación actual de Policía-Cortes
• Incentivos para terminar la construcción: $4M – Alquilar Corte y Prisión del Presupuesto de Operaciones