Fixing Tulsa Streets

Welcome to the Fix Our Streets Live website - your information source for City of Tulsa street projects throughout Tulsa. On this website, the City of Tulsa provides details on street capital improvement projects approved by Tulsans who voted to extend Tulsa's 3rd penny sales tax and general obligation bonds since 2005.

In November 2013, Tulsans will be asked to vote on approving capital improvement projects. All City departments have identified their capital needs in presentations to the City Council for possible inclusion on a ballot for Tulsa voters. The majority of the needs identified - $885.5 million - are for fixing and widening streets. Meeting times on following page.

For more than two years through surveys and town halls, Tulsans said fixing the city streets is a priority. In November 2008, Tulsans voted to make a sizable investment in the community to provide $451.6 million in funding through the third penny sales tax and a general obligation bond issue. The two funding packages combined represent the largest investment in infrastructure in Tulsa's history.

Because money for street projects approved in 2008 comes from two different sources - the third penny sales tax and general obligation bonds - voters approved two separate propositions. Full Story

See the 2008 five-year projects and previously approved projects currently in progress.

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation is working on several highways in Tulsa, including the I-244 bridge over the Arkansas River and Interstate 44 between Yale and Riverside Drive.

Click here for more information on all Oklahoma Department of Transportation highway projects in Tulsa.