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As part of the "Safe Move Tulsa" initiative, the city wants the public to track the number of unhoused people moved off the streets and the number of camps that are decommissioned. The project has yet to be fully funded.
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The Tulsa Housing Impact Fund is a partnership between city government, local nonprofits and the national Housing Partnership Network.
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Dozens of representatives from health care providers and community organizations are part of the new group.
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Mayor Monroe Nichols pushed hard for a referendum at a Tulsa City Council committee meeting, which became heated at times.
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If the proposal is tentatively approved by council, Tulsans would vote yay or nay on the increase in an election Feb. 10.
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Mayor Monroe Nichols was joined by four panelists to discuss some of north Tulsa's most critical issues and hear questions from concerned residents.
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Tulsa celebrated Native American Day on Monday with its ninth annual event at Dream Keepers Park.
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Tulsa Mayor Monroe Nichols said he was notified Wednesday that more than $8 million would be cut from local mental health treatment services.
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Muscogee Nation Principal Chief David Hill called the governor’s petition “divisive” and a waste of taxpayer dollars.
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Advocates have attributed the long-term decline of the historic Greenwood neighborhood to the construction of I-244.