Careless builders and contractors are polluting our valuable watershed with silt, cement, paint and other trash which leads to flooding and polluted waters.

This costs us taxpayers extra money to unclog our storm sewers and it compromises the health of our water resources.

These builders are breaking the law and need to pay. If you see this in your neighborhood, please call Jack Page, 596-1846 and your city councilor.

PS. Our inspection department is complaint driven. We must do the reporting.

Tulsa needs to continue to expand and maintain our beautiful tree canopy which sets us apart from other cities our size. Please consider becoming a part of the new Citizen Forester volunteer class.  Graduates will become part of a valuable volunteer corps that will plant and maintain trees in parks and other locations, and provide outreach at educational fairs and events.

Checkout the Details Here.

Energy tax credits are now available for home improvements that increase energy efficiency of your home.  This includes installing new windows, attic insulation, energy efficient applicances, hot water heaters and other improvements.  The tax credit is for improvements made by December 31, 2009, and the homeowner can claim a credit of 30% of the cost of the improvements up to a maximum credit of $1500 (for $5000 in improvements).  The credit does not cover labor expenses to install the new windows or appliances, and there are specific guidelines that must be followed to claim the credit.  Please consult the IRS guidelines for further clarification.