Last Thursday was the launch the City of Tulsa's redesigned Web site - www.cityoftulsa.org - a joint project of our Communications and Information Technology departments.
The newly redesigned Web site, utilizing in-house resources, enhances the accessibility of information on the web and makes it easier for our citizens to use.
I hope you will use our Web site often to find information and report problems to the Mayor's Action Center. Please let us know how we can improve access and what additional information you want to see.
Our long-term goal is to increase the site's interactive features as the City is financially able to upgrade the technology.
We have made the Web site easier to find topics that appeal to three different audiences: visitors, residents and businesses. A menu item entitled "Quick Links" also provides another way of looking up specific topics that are most frequently accessed, such as job applications, tickets and utility bill online payment.
A featured area on the homepage is "Traffic Info," which links to the live traffic accident report, street closings and a link to the City's www.fixourstreetslive.com. This Web site is dedicated to keeping you informed of street improvement projects - the Fix Our Streets project maps are updated regularly to reflect changes, listing all phases from design to completion. Traffic Info road closures, includes a map to pinpoint an area to find out more about traffic changes while improvements are underway. This list will be updated daily as needed, and will include emergency closings resulting from waterline breaks or other traffic hazards.
You can also use the City's Web site to find public meeting agendas, view a calendar, read more details about City of Tulsa departments and link to government agencies that partner with the City.
Mayor Kathy Taylor
I Believe in Tulsa
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