Politics & Government

City Of Tulsa: Last Chance To Give Feedback For Tulsa Parks Master Plan

It's your last chance to give input about the plan for Tulsa Parks' future.

8/6/2021

It’s your last chance toΒ give inputΒ about theΒ plan forΒ Tulsa Parks’ future.Β  Β 

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After nearly a year of developing a 10-year master plan, the Tulsa Parks TeamΒ is putting the final touches on a master planΒ that focuses on growth, expansion,Β and how to better serve the community.Β Β Β 

When completed, the master plan will create a blueprint for where Tulsa Parks can improve, how to grow responsibly, and what programs and recreational activities our community needs.Β Β Β 

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Tulsa residents are invited to provide their final feedback during a public forum on Tuesday, August 10, at 6 p.m. at Central Center, 1028 E. 6thΒ Street, Tulsa, OK 74120.Β Β 

The meeting will be held inΒ person, and live-streamed on the Tulsa Parks FacebookΒ page, @TulsaParks.Β Β Β 

ResidentsΒ who would like to attend in person are encouraged toΒ RSVP online.Β Β 

Unvaccinated attendees are asked to wear a mask or face covering while inside a Tulsa Parks facility.Β If you have additional needs or questions,Β contactΒ tulsaparks@cityoftulsa.org.Β 

GreenPlay, LLC is leading the master plan project, with survey and data work done by RCC Associates. In February, 40,000 households in the City of Tulsa received a mailed postcard and survey. Responses from these residents helped comprise a statistically valid sample. An open-link survey allowed other Tulsa residents to provide feedback. The researchers also included those responses in the final analysis. While the open-link survey results were kept separate from the statistically valid answers, these responses also provided valuable feedback for the City of Tulsa.Β Β Β 

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This press release was produced by the City of Tulsa. The views expressed here are the author’s own.

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