NeWSolutions

12/12/2025

This is your reminder that batteries don’t belong in your trash can ‼️⚠️

Batteries that end up in the trash can are fire hazards. Remember to recycle right and properly dispose of your batteries. 🔋

11/25/2025

As we head into the Thanksgiving holiday, please note these office closures and service adjustments for the week.

Nov. 27-28 Service Impacts:
Residential refuse, recycling and curbside yard waste will be shifted one day. Thursday customers will receive service on Friday, and Friday customers will receive service on Saturday, Nov. 29.
MetroLink Tulsa will not provide services on Nov. 27

What is Closed on Nov. 27-28
‣ Tulsa City Hall
‣ Tulsa Municipal Court
‣ Tulsa Mulch Site
‣ Oxley Visitor Center and Tulsa Parks Recreation Centers

What's Closed on Nov. 27 only
‣ Tulsa Animal Services
‣ Tulsa Zoo

What’s Open Nov. 27-28
‣ Mohawk and Page Belcher Golf Courses will be open both days
‣ Oxley Trails will be open both days

If you see a waterline or sewer problem, please call the 24-hour emergency numbers: water (918) 596-9488 and sewer (918) 586-6999.

You can still place a service ticket with our Customer Care team through our Tulsa311 app, on the website at www.Tulsa311.com, or by emailing Tulsa311@cityoftulsa.org.

11/07/2025

10/30/2025

🍂 Leave them or clean them, it's up to you!

Residents are not required to rake or pick up leaves as long as they do not cause a fire hazard, block traffic or rights-of-way. If residents decide to clean up leaves, they should not be blown or raked into the street, gutter or storm drains.

Here are some ways to dispose of your leaves and other green waste, if you choose:

🍁 Curbside Waste Pickup (If it fits, that’s it)
Use any extra space in your gray refuse cart for bagged yard waste, leaves, grass, or small trimmings. Just be sure that the refuse cart lid closes completely.
🍁 Bundle or Bag What Doesn’t Fit
Bundle branches no more than 4 feet long and 2 feet across, weighing under 40 pounds. Or place yard waste in transparent bags (up to 15 bags or bundles per week and/or tagged refuse).
🍁 Leave 3 feet of space between your green waste and other objects.
🍁 Or, drop off green waste at the Mulch Site: www.cityoftulsa.org/mulch

10/24/2025

Fall is almost here, and the leaves are beginning to fall. Here’s how to properly dispose of your green waste and keep our recycling carts contamination free:

- Curbside Waste Pickup (If it fits, that’s it)
Use any extra space in your gray refuse cart for bagged yard waste, leaves, grass, or small trimmings. Just be sure that the refuse cart lid closes completely.

- Bundle or Bag What Doesn’t Fit
Bundle Branches no more than 4 ft long and 2 ft across, weighing under 40 lbs. Or place yard waste in transparent bags. (up to 15 bags or bundles per week and/or tagged refuse)
- Please leave three feet of space between your green waste and other objects.
- Drop it Off at the Mulch Site

You can drop off loose tree branches, grass clippings and leaves. (The mulch site will not accept anything over 24 inches in diameter. No root balls or trees with foreign materials such as fence or concrete, rock, pipe, lumber or treated wood, trash, dirt or building materials.)

2100 N. 145th E. Ave.
Open Sunday-Tuesday and Thursday-Saturday 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., excluding City of Tulsa holidays

Always remember, yard waste does NOT go in your blue recycling cart.

Learn more: www.cityoftulsa.org/mulch