How would you prioritize the needs to be addressed by the future City of Tulsa vision?
233 Registered Priority Lists
233 registered priority lists
Dean Sanger outside Districts
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
Mike Duffee inside District 7
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
Paul Pedrick inside District 2
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
Priorities assuming the Vision 2025 Tax is extended. Our streets are worse than deplorable and we need a larger police force. Many of the other items will follow if we address the first two properly. I'm opposed to spending hundreds of millions of dollars on creating low water dams along the Arkansas River so we can look at silty brown water. When Tulsa had the Great Raft Race annually, everyone was warned to stay out of the water or limit their immersion for health reasons.
Gary Rhinehart inside District 8
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
River development is not a priority because all you can do is look at it - and it could be a danger to individuals wanting to get into the water.
Scott Gaffen, CVA inside District 8
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
Brett MacArthur inside District 4
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
I am a big believer in the fact that people are strongly affected by their environment. I think many problems could be reduced by ensuring the environment is conducive to healthy, happy people.
Brad Breneman inside District 9
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
Douglas Stewart inside District 9
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
Tulsa has more lane-miles of roads than it can currently or ever hope to maintain. Need to convert to one lane each direction with a center turn lane and add bike lanes. Implement traffic calming design. Use more advanced technology to rebuild expressways in order to avoid potholes. Change planning codes to allow for more city centers with multi-use. Make city more walkable. Continue to encourage development of downtown. Do not encourage more sprawl - as would be the case with the outlet mall proposals.
Nathan Swanson inside District 9
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
I would like to see practical projects emphasized in the Vision 2025 plan. I want a more walkable and bike friendly city with better public transportation. A light rail would be amazing. I would like to see more integrated mixed use parking structures downtown that get rid of the pavement eyesore (particularly around TCC/Holy Family Cathedral). I would like to see our antiquated Convention Center expanded and modernized. I would like to see our streets repaired and better lighting placed around the city. I would like to see the 6th st canal plan go forward. I do not like the recent emphasis placed on river development when there are so many other pressing needs in the city, and frankly I prefer keeping the river undeveloped in all its natural beauty. I would support Zinc dam being repaired. I would also like to see money put towards modernizing the Tulsa Public School buildings city wide.
Angela Nixon inside District 2
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Making more long-term repairs to help with the occurrence of potholes and other arterial street improvements.
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Infrastructure development, Maintenance of City owned facilities that are in poor shape.
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Improve the dams to keep water in the Arkansas River.
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Neighborhood projects that improve function and help with beautification efforts in the community.
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Hiring more police/fire/911 personnel/code enforcement officers along with capital needs.
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Community projects and City park projects.
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More bus routes, faster pick-up times on bus routes, rail.
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More street striping, traffic signal synchronization.
We also need to add our support to our Tulsa Public Schools. Economic Development will not grow and be sustainable until we have quality public schools in the City of Tulsa. It is beyond time for the City to make a comprehensive statement lending its support to our schools. Business leaders will never take us seriously and real job growth will not happen until we address our schools.
We need to take advantage of Tulsa's great natural asset. The Arkansas River