How would you prioritize the needs to be addressed by the future City of Tulsa vision?

I'm all for a monorail system to help the city. Why does incog reports show adding buses is not the solution and that people would support a rail system more yet they want to waste money on buses? I have asked my entire office that is downtown and family and friend. Not a one has ever road a bus nor desire to. I feel investing in a monorail can help Downtown parking issues, highway issues as well as promote fast and easy access to different areas. It would be nice to ride from Woodland hills to the zoo then to downtown fro lunch then to The Gathering Place. And if the system is designed to help the public schools to move students rather than so many buses or for football games when parking is an issue.

I'm for developing the river but not all of it in midtown do something out south too.

Flower gardens in more city parks should be part of the nighborhood-beautification and quality-of-life priorities.

I live out in the outskirts of the city. Many times when I drive downtown I have to dodge holes in streets that cause front end work on my car. Front end work isn't cheap. Neither are tires cut by pot holes in streets. I've seen better roads out in the countryside of Japan or the Philippines back in the 1950s than some of these in Tulsa are today. If we want visitors or new businesses to our city, we have to do better than this!

Thanks to city councilors for being available at meetings!

Fix the streets, not the river. We have to drive on streets every day.

river development - dams- should be financed in some measure with a TIF - since the benefits are more local - especially for those businesses that benefit directly from location near the improvements - like the inner dispersal tax financing of the ballpark downtown.

As pedestrian-friendly areas continue to blossom, Tulsa must address the twin threats of crime and traffic safety to ensure positive experiences for residents and visitors alike. In addition, Tulsa needs to do a much better job maintaining its streets and important assets such as parks. Code enforcement (including dealing with neglectful or absentee owners) of both commercial and residential properties should be better funded.