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City of Tulsa Seeks HUD Consulting Services for 5-yr Consolidated Plan, Annual Plan and AI for Fair Housing
The City of Tulsa is accepting professional services proposals for the HUD Five-Year Consolidated Plan, First-Year Annual Plan, and Analysis of Impediments for Fair Housing Choice. Complete and submit your proposal according to the instructions given in the...
read moreCity Seeks Consultant to Update Downtown Housing Study
February 6, 2019 - Mayor G. T. Bynum announced the City of Tulsa is accepting proposals to develop a comprehensive housing market demand study and recommend a strategy for its downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. The study will also update the 2010 Downtown Housing...
read moreData: Where is it? Attend a FREE workshop 2/14 or 2/19
Join the Oklahoma Department of Commerce for one of two workshops on RFPs. The events will be held in Afton in NE Oklahoma on February 14 and Guymon in NW Oklahoma on February 19. The RFP workshop is a 2-hour hands-on presentation and workshop that helps Economic...
read moreHelp Oklahoma Count in the 2020 Census
Census 2020 is Oklahoma’s chance to fully account for its population. The Census, mandated by Article I, section 2 of the Constitution, counts every resident in the United States and takes place every 10 years. Census data helps us understand the needs and...
read moreHUD Letter to PHAs Signals Intent to Dramatically Reduce Public Housing Stock
from the National Low Income Housing Coalition HUD’s Office of Public and Indian Housing (PIH) sent a letter to public housing agency (PHA) executive directors dated November 13, 2018, signaling the agency’s intent to reduce its public housing stock dramatically,...
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