A new report commissioned by the City of Tulsa shows that the energy sector has helped lift the Tulsa metro economy out of a significant recession and that the region is showing growth in jobs and personal income for the first time in four years.

Discussions on the continuation of the 3rd penny sales tax and a General Obligation Bond for capital improvements in Tulsa will continue tonight at Whiteside Park Community Center, 4009 S. Pittsburg Ave. Mayor Dewey Bartlett

Discussions on the continuation of the 3rd penny sales tax and a General Obligation Bond for capital improvements in Tulsa will be held this week on Monday, March 25, at Booker T. Washington High School,

Mayor Dewey Bartlett and the Tulsa City Council are hosting nine district meetings to receive public comments about capital improvements funded by the Third Penny Sales Tax and General Obligation Bond Issue. A vote is

Mayor Dewey Bartlett said today that the City of Tulsa’s February sales tax revenue for mid-December to mid-January, as reported by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, totaled $20,605,923, down about 3 percent, or $627,086, from the

Mayor Dewey Bartlett will encourage mayors across the country to join in an effort to strengthen the US economy by encouraging the Department of Energy to accelerate permits for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) exports. The

Mayor Dewey Bartlett said today that the City of Tulsa’s January sales tax revenue for mid-November to mid-December, as reported by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, totaled $20,725,332. That is $713,595 more than the same period

The following quote is offered from Mayor Dewey Bartlett in response to requests for comments on today’s ruling by a federal bankruptcy judge which clears the way for the American Airlines/US Airways merger. “This news

Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett Jr. said today that the City of Tulsa’s December sales tax revenue for mid-October to mid-November as reported by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, totaled $19,142,866, which is 0.2 percent higher than

Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett Jr. said today that the City of Tulsa’s November sales tax revenue for mid-September to mid-October as reported by the Oklahoma Tax Commission, totaled $18,744,231 up 1.8 percent from November 2012.