Wekiwa Road 129th W. Ave. To Shell Creek

Reconstruct roadway with new base, as needed, new asphalt surfacing, wider shoulder and guard rail replacement. Average Daily Traffic – 1,000 – 2,000.

Status: HWY District 2 has made minor improvements for upcoming Piedmontese IRONMAN triathlon.  Once the triathlon takes place, postponed to May 2021, major improvements will be completed.

Bridge on Edison East of 65th W. Ave.

Replace 17 ton bridge.  Average Daily Traffic 1,000-2,000.

Status: Working with consultant to obtain Right of Way (ROW). 

41st St. So. 129th W. Ave to 193rd W. Ave.

Four-lane, curb and gutter with storm sewer between 129th W. Ave. And 137th W. Ave. Reconstruct two lane roadway with new base and surfacing from 137th W. Ave. To 157th W. Ave., including intersection rebuild at 15th W. Ave.  Mill and overall from 157th W. Ave. To 193rd.

Status: Plans under review and Right of Way (ROW) work underway.

91st St. So. Elwood to US HWY 75

Three lane roadway with curb and gutter, storm sewer, and bridge replacement.  Average Daily Traffic 2,000-6000.

Status: Plans 60% completed.  Bridge existing structure is good.  ROW and Drainage underway.

Bridge on 209th W. Ave. N. Of 61st

Replace one lane bridge.

Status: Plans complete. ROW underway.

Levee Improvements

Improvements to 22 mile levee system.  City and Federal Funds to be utilized.

Status: Feasibility Study will be approved soon and the Corp indicated the Chief’s Report will be completed by May 1. 

Economic Development Administration (EDA) is awarding a $3 million grant to Tulsa County, Oklahoma, to improve critical infrastructure needed to protect communities and businesses from flood damage. The EDA grant, which is located in a Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Opportunity Zone, will be matched with $750,000 in local investment and is expected to retain nearly 1,560 jobs.

Design of the Arkansas River Corridor Ecosystem Restoration Plan

Completed and ready for approval by the Board of County Commissioners and signatures from the Corps of Engineers. Low-water damns: The Arkansas River Corridor Ecosystem Restoration Project (ARC) is located in northeast Oklahoma within the boundaries of Tulsa County. The ARC begins at the Keystone Dam which is located 8 miles upstream of the City of Tulsa and continues 41 miles along the Arkansas River to the Tulsa/Wagoner County Line.Of the array of alternatives analyzed in the feasibility phase, three features provided the greatest amount of habitat. The ecosystem restoration project will focus on attenuating flows of hydropower production to provide low flow conditions two days a week when there is no hydropower production. Since the USACE removal of a low water dam that was built as part of the Keystone project, flows on non-power production days are typically at levels that do not support the once vibrant aquatic ecosystem. Along with the low flow restoration, habitat will be created by restoring a wetland below the potential low water dam on Prattville Creek and by creating an island for the endangered least tern island that will have a design to withstand Keystone Dam flood releases.

Status: Awaiting signatures from Corps of Engineers followed by approval from Tulsa County Commission

Chandler Park

New Swimming Pool.

Status: Complete

Lower-Level Master Plan to guide best park use.

Status: Improvements underway.