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tulsa Regional chamber, economic developmentWilliams center tower ione West third street, suite 100tulsa, oK 74103Ph: 918.585.1201 · 800.624.6822 GrowMetroTulsa.com

Facilities· Industrial Buildings 4· Office Buildings 4· Land 5· Retail Buildings 5

Utilities· Electricity 6· Natural Gas 6· Water & Sewer 6· Telecommunications 7

Workforce· Labor Force 8· Wage & Salary Employment 8· Employment by Sector 8· Unemployment Rates 8· Median Base Salaries 9· Union Information 10· Workers’ Compensation 10

Market Access· Air 11· Motor Freight 12· Rail 13· Waterway 13

Business Environment· Largest Employers 14· Incentives 14· Taxes 16· Community Data 17· Business Announcements 18

Quality of Life· Tulsa MSA Demographics 19· Cost of Living Index 20· Education 20· Health Care 23· Culture & Recreation 24· Climate 25· Other Facts 25

Location & Maps· Tulsa & Region Maps 26

4 tulsa Business location data

facilitiesA customized listing of available properties and sites is available through the Tulsa Regional Chamber’s Economic Development Division: 800.624.6822 or 918.585.1201

inDusTrial builDinGs �Market size – 79,608,517 sq. ft.

�Available sq. ft. – 3,263,949, Vacancy -- 4.1%

�Rental rates – $4.14 to $6.01 sq. ft. triple net

�2016 city construction permits – 33 issued for 3,017,200 sq. ft. or $45.7 million

office builDinGs �Market size – 30,479,389 sq. ft.

�Available sq. ft. – 4,271,743, Vacancy -- 14.0%

�Average rental rate -- $14.36

�2016 city construction permits – 18 issued for 857,100 sq. ft. or $21.5 million

inDusTrial MarKeT suMMarYsubMarKeT leasable sq. fT. VacanT sq. fT. lease raTe $ VacancY %

Northeast 21,834,700 873,388 6.01 4.0

Northwest 14,089,580 154,985 4.14 1.1

South Central 18,404,802 1,214,717 4.49 6.6

Southeast 15,162,454 727,798 5.31 4.8

Southwest 10,116,981 303,509 5.50 3.0

Market Total 79,608,517 3,263,949 5.42 4.1

office MarKeT suMMarYsubMarKeT leasable sq. fT. % VacanT aVailable sq. fT. aVG. asKinG renTal raTe $

CBD 11,112,397 13.4 1,488,587 14.41

Uptown 1,368,879 2.6 35,593 16.52

Midtown 2,506,392 6.7 168,168 14.41

East 4,169,667 13.1 544,951 10.73

North 1,267,372 32.1 406,952 10.01

Southwest 572,009 6.9 39,259 17.82

South 9,482,673 16.7 1,588,233 15.94

Market Total 30,479,389 14.0 4,271,743 14.36

CBRE Oklahoma Tulsa Industrial Mid-Year 2017 & Research Wizard City/County Library Oct. 2017

CBRE Oklahoma Office Mid-Year 2017 & Research Wizard, City/County Library Oct. 2017

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lanD �More than 31 developed industrial/business districts

� Tulsa Port of Catoosa, Tulsa International Airport & Richard Lloyd Jones Jr. Airport

reTail builDinGs �Market size – 33,826,565 sq. ft.

�Available sq. ft. – 1,691,328, Vacancy -- 5.0%*

�Average rental rate (triple net) -- $9.83*

�2016 city construction permits – 37 issued for 2,346,500 sq. ft. or $24.2 million

esTiMaTeD lanD cosTs Per square fooT inDusTrial ParK loW cosT $ HiGH cosT $ MeDian cosT $

one acre 1.75 5.25 3.25

1 - 5 acres 1.75 4.25 3.00

5 - 10 acres 1.00 3.25 2.00

10 - 20 acres 0.75 2.25 1.50

20 - 40 acres 0.60 1.25 0.85

over 40 acres 0.50 1.00 0.65

non-inDusTrial ParK loW cosT $ HiGH cosT $ MeDian cosT $

one acre 1.10 3.10 1.85

1 - 5 acres 0.85 2.60 1.35

5 - 10 acres 0.60 2.10 1.10

10 - 20 acres 0.35 1.60 0.85

20 - 40 acres 0.25 0.85 0.45

over 40 acres 0.20 0.60 0.25

reTail loW cosT $ HiGH cosT $ MeDian cosT $

one acre 12.00 25.00 14.00

1 - 5 acres 6.00 15.00 9.00

5 - 10 acres 5.00 10.00 7.00

10 - 20 acres 3.50 5.50 4.50

20 - 40 acres 2.00 4.00 3.00

over 40 acres 1.50 3.00 2.25

CBRE Oklahoma & Research Wizard City/County Library Oct. 2017

reTail MarKeT suMMarYsubMarKeT renTal sq. fT. VacanT sq. fT. VacancY % aVeraGe raTe $

CBD 639,584 31,979 5.0 19.79

Woodland Hills 4,137,851 45,516 1.1 10.34

South Memorial 7,160,468 114,567 1.6 17.25

Midtown 3,541,201 180,601 5.1 15.85

Southwest 2,137,266 141,060 6.6 12.36

Southeast 4,614,023 341,438 7.4 8.68

North 4,061,828 60,927 1.5 12.91

West 2,549,569 178,470 7.0 7.18

East 4,984,775 423,706 8.5 6.97

Total 33,826,565 1,691,328 5.0 10.86

CBRE Oklahoma Tulsa Retail Mid-Year 2016 (No data update for 2017) & Research Wizard, City/County Library Oct. 2017 * Vacancy percent and average rental rate for mid-year 2017


naTural Gas � Provider - Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.

coMMercial serVice – cosT Per THousanD Gallons*

Water Inside City $3.49

Outside City $4.66

Sewer Inside City $7.30

Outside City $11.92

inDusTrial serVice – cosT Per THousanD Gallons*

Water Inside City $2.53

Outside City $3.36

Sewer Inside City $7.30

Outside City $11.92

coMMercial & inDusTrial serVice – TYPical MonTHlY bill

Dth/Mmbtu Per Month 50* 100** 500** 1,000** 5,000** 10,000**

Monthly Cost $ 327 445 1,736 3,404 15,737 30,691

elecTriciTY � Provider - Public Service Co. of Oklahoma

coMMercial serVice – TYPical MonTHlY bill

Kw Bill Demand 3 6 12 30 50 100 500

Kilowatt Hours 375 750 1,500 6,000 12,500 30,000 150,000

Cost $ 63 89 140 441 1,080 2,356 11,483

inDusTrial serVice – TYPical MonTHlY bill

Kw Bill Demand 150 300 500 1,000 5,000 10,000 --

Kilowatt Hours 30 60 125 350 1,800 3,500 --

Cost $ 2,465 4,659 8,531 20,581 103,716 203,371 --

Research Wizard, Tulsa City-County Library/AEP-Public Service Company of Oklahoma, Oct. 2017

*Does not reflect monthly meter charge, size based on need

Research Wizard, Tulsa City-County Library/City of Tulsa, Oct. 2017

Research Wizard, Tulsa City-County Library/Oklahoma Natural Gas, Oct. 2017

* Does not qualify for tranport and is based on ONG’s 12-month average commodity price of $4.64 per Dth plus monthly service fees

** Qualifies for tranport and third party gas. Costs are based on Insdie FERC OGT Index12-month commodity price of $2.72 per Dth plus monthly transport fees. Maximum Daily Quantitiy estimated at flat daily load for 500 Dth/month and above. Large customers should contact ONG for specific costs. Costs for 100 Dth or higher apply to transport customers who purchase gas from a third party supplier, with ONG transporting it for them. One Dekatherm (Dth) of natural gas is equal to one million British thermal units (Btu) dry.

WaTer & seWer � Provider - City of Tulsa (two city-owned lakes)

�Capacity / Usage (mgd) Water 200+/100 Sewer 100+/52

utilities


TelecoMMunicaTions � Local service providers include AT&T, Verizon, Cox Business Services, CenturyLink and Windstream

� The Tulsa area offers the latest in telecommunications technology including 100 percent fiber and digital switching networks with near instantaneous self-healing capabilities

�Numerous area Points of Presence


WoRK foRcearea labor force

uneMPloYMenT raTes

WaGe anD salarY eMPloYMenT

Msa eMPloYMenT bY secTor

Tulsa counTY Tulsa Msa sTaTe

Dec. 2017 323,080 482,323 1,846,462

Dec. 2016 316,411 472,881 1,821,171

PerioD counTY % Msa % sTaTe %

Dec. 2017 3.9 4.0 3.9

2016 Average 4.7 5.0 4.9

2015 Average 4.1 4.4 4.4

2014 Average 4.3 4.5 4.5

2013 Average 5.1 5.3 5.3

Tulsa Msa sTaTe

Dec. 2017 454,200 1,681,900

Dec. 2016 445,100 1,686,400

Dec. 2017 Dec. 2016 cHanGe

Total Non-Farm 454,200 445,100 9,100

Natural Resources & Mining 5,500 5,600 (100)

Construction 24,200 22,000 2,200

Manufacturing 47,700 45,200 2,500

Trade (Wholesale & Retail) 67,700 67,300 400

Transportation, Warehousing & Utilities 24,000 23,400 600

Financial Activities 23,400 23,400 0

Information 7,600 7,400 200

Professional & Business Services 59,100 57,000 2,100

Education & Health Services 73,000 71,100 1,900

Leisure & Hospitality 42,800 44,200 (1,400)

Other Services 18,000 17,800 200

Government 61,200 60,700 500

Oklahoma Employment Security Commission





2018 Tulsa Msa esTiMaTe of annual MeDian base salaries

PosiTion salarY $

Accountant 60,630

Accounting Clerk 34,857

Administrative Assistant 37,520

Aircraft Mechanic 53,839

Automobile Mechanic 41,905

Benefits Analyst 56,153

Biologist 57,611

Bookkeeper 34,073

Buyer/Purchasing Agent 53,490

Carpenter (Gen. Maintenance) 41,559

Cashier 23,199

Chemical Engineer 85,744

Chemical Technician 48,450

Chemist 66,056

Civil Engineer 68,067

Computer Operator 39,820

Computer Programmer 69,473

Computer Programmer, Lead 87,805

Construction Worker 34,773

Controller, Top Corporate* 178,077

Corporate Attorney 109,492

Cost Estimator 61,500

Data Entry Operator 29,430

Dental Assistant 33,463

Dental Hygienist 61,992

Drafter 54,261

Electrical Engineer 80,835

Electrician, Certified 47,092

Electronics Assembler 31,530

Electronics Technician 53,859

Engineering Technician 53,859

Executive Secretary 43,714

File Clerk 29,778

Fork Lift Operator 29,657

Gate Guard 25,521

General Clerk 31,591

Graphic Designer 49,278

PosiTion salarY $

Heavy Truck Driver 42,220

Insurance Claims Adjuster 50,427

Internal Auditor 63,159

Janitor 24,768

Light Truck Driver 32,191

Machine Tool Operator 38,232

Machinery Mechanic 46,603

Maintenance Worker 41,424

Market Research Analyst 57,670

Materials Handler 29,304

Mechanical Engineer 82,421

Medical Lab Technician 37,051

Millwright 49,841

Office Manager 51,573

Order Clerk 32,073

Painter 37,224

Payroll Clerk 39,788

PC Specialist 48,125

Personnel Analyst 60,671

Personnel Clerk 36,925

Physicist, PhD 101,828

Plumber 48,396

Production Supervisor 56,555

Property Manager 62,144

Receptionist 28,361

Registered Nurse 65,768

Sales Representative 48,953

Secretary 32,281

Security Guard 30,331

Shipping Clerk 35,700

Stationary Engineer 53,343

Systems Analyst 70,600

Systems Analyst, Lead 89,239

Tool & Die Maker 52,190

Warehouse Worker 27,407

Welder 42,561

Word Processor 36,017

Economic Research Institute, Feb. 2018. Data is for employees with three years’ experience *Controller with company of $100 million revenue or


union inforMaTion

union MeMbersHiP 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Employment 408,673 410,318 388,210 404,444 422,281

Union Members 21,982 22,266 22,892 28,350 28,712

Percent Unionized 5.4 5.4 5.9 7.0 6.8

PeTiTions2016 2015 2014 2013 2012

Petitions 1 0 5 2 0

Wins 1 0 3 1 0

Losses 0 0 2 1 0

Percent of Losses 0 0 40 50 0

Union Membership and Coverage Database (UnionStats.com), Sept. 2017. Membership includes both private & public

National Labor Relations Board, Sept. 2017

Research Wizard - City County Library, Feb. 2018

� Tulsa – 5.4%

�National average – 10.7%

�Albuquerque, NM – 7.1%

�Denver, CO – 7.6%

�Kansas City, MO – 9.7%

� Little Rock, AR – 4.7%

� Louisville, KY – 14.8%

�St. Louis, MO – 11.5%

WorKers coMPensaTion �Rates are only quoted by job code. Oklahoma offers several options for insurance:

Union Membership and Coverage Database (UnionStats.com), September 2017

Private carrier (for list of private carriers)

Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner’s OfficeProperty & Casualty Rates Division(405) 521-3681 or www.ok.gov/oid

self insuranceOklahoma Worker’s Compensation CourtInsurance Department(405) 522-8680 or www.cec.ok.gov

2016 reGional PercenTaGe of union MeMbersHiP


ricHarD lloYD Jones Jr. �700-acre facility with three runways – 5,101, 4,207 and 2,641 feet in length

� Two full-service fixed-base operators with six hangars for 70 aircraft

�211 commercial and private hangars

�Home to Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology and five other flight schools

�Home to Tulsa Technology Center’s aviation campus

� Ten minutes south of downtown

�Base for 500+ aircraft and 275+ employees

�Among top 25 busiest general aviation airports in the nation

�Annual economic output of $98.9 million

oKMulGee reGional airPorT � Located three miles north of downtown Okmulgee on 1,200 acres

�General aviation airport with convenient location adjacent to Highway 75

�5,100’ x 100’ concrete runway accommodates dual tandem aircraft up to 300,000 pounds

�Home to Covington Aircraft

�22 hangars

�Original terminal building is listed on National Register of Historic Places

MaRKet accessair

Tulsa inTernaTional � Located on 4,929 acres – 700+ acres available for immediate development

� Ten minutes from most points in the city including downtown and the Port of Catoosa

�23 gates and three runways – 10,000, 7,376 and 6,101 feet in length

�Approximately 2.8 million passengers served annually

�Non-stop service to 22 cities with an average 55+ departures per day

� Four freight carriers; 2017 air freight – 117 million pounds

� Five fixed base operators, 30 hangars and general aviation services

�U.S. Customs offices

�13,000+ people employed at 75 aerospace companies including American Airlines, Lufthansa Technik Component Services, L3 Aeromet and Spirit AeroSystems.

�Daily flights on American, Delta, Southwest, United, Allegiant, ViaAir & Frontier

�Current flight information: www.TulsaAirports.com

Tulsa Airport Authority, Feb. 2018


MoTor freiGHT

�Central location for major distribution centers

�Access to I-44, I-40 & I-35

�One-to-two day delivery time to major cities in West South Central region

�Numerous carriers including FedEx, UPS, Melton, Yellow, and others

roaD DisTance To MaJor MarKeTsciTY Miles KiloMeTers

Atlanta 772 1,242

Boston 1,537 2,473

Charlotte 990 1,593

Chicago 683 1,099

Cleveland 925 1,488

Dallas 263 423

Denver 681 1,096

Detroit 909 1,463

Houston 478 769

Kansas City 248 399

Los Angeles 1,452 2,336

Memphis 401 645

New Orleans 647 1,041

New York 1,344 2,162

Oklahoma City 105 169

St. Louis 396 637

Seattle 1,982 3,189

San Francisco 1,760 2,832

50 miles

100 miles

250 miles

500 miles

1000 miles

1500 miles

Market ProxiMity

Research Wizard City County Library, Feb. 2018


� Two mainline carriers – BNSF & Union Pacific

� Three short line carriers – Sand Springs (OmniTRAX), Tulsa-Sapulpa Union and Southern Kansas Oklahoma (Watco Cos.)

�Area switching services and piggyback facilities

�Rail serves major industrial parks including the Tulsa Port of Catoosa

�Expediter services

rail DisTance To MaJor MarKeTsciTY DaYs

Atlanta 3

Cleveland 3

Denver 2

Houston 2

Little Rock 1

Memphis 2

Nashville 3

New York 4

Phoenix 3

Seattle 4

ciTY DaYs

Chicago 2

Dallas 1

Detroit 3

Kansas City 1

Los Angeles 4

Miami 4

New Orleans 2

Oklahoma City 1

Pittsburgh 3

St. Louis 2

� Provider – Tulsa Port of Catoosa

�Year round service – ice free

� Foreign Trade Zone 53

�500-acre terminal facilities

�1,500-acre industrial park

�2016 tonnage – 2.3 million

�2016 port industry employment – 70 businesses; 2,700+ people

�Stevedore services

�200-ton bridge crane

�Roll-on/Roll-off dock

� Port-owned rail service, truck and barge loading facilities

riVer MileaGe & TiMeDesTinaTion Miles KiloMeTers DaYs

Mississippi River 445 716 4 – 5

New Orleans 937 1,508 8 – 10

Memphis 584 940 5 – 6

Houston 1,340 2,156 10 – 12

Pittsburgh 1,799 2,895 15 – 20

Little Rock 324 526 2 – 3

Chicago 1,368 2,201 10 – 12

rail

WaTerWaY


Tulsa Port of Catoosa, March 2017


�Quality Jobs Program

�21st Century Quality Jobs Program

�Quality Jobs + Investment Tax Credit

�Aerospace Engineer Tax Credit Program

�Small Employer Quality Jobs Program

�Ad Valorem Tax Exemptions

� Freeport Law

�Sales Tax Exemptions

�Sales & Use Tax Refunds

� Investment/New Jobs Income Tax Credit

�Oklahoma Quick Action Closing Fund

�Employee Training

�Enterprise Zones

� Transportation Infrastructure Assistance

� Finance Programs

� Indian Land Federal Tax Credit

�Aaon*

�Alorica

�American Airlines Maint. Base*

�AT&T/DirecTV

�Baker Hughes

�Bank of Oklahoma*

�BlueCross BlueShield of Oklahoma*

�Broken Arrow Public Schools*

�Enterprise Holdings

�Hard Rock Hotel & Casino*

�Hillcrest Healthcare System*

� IC of Oklahoma

� Jenks Public Schools*

�NORDAM**

�ONEOK*

�OSU Medical Center*

�OU-Tulsa

�Owasso Public Schools*

� Public Service Co. of Oklahoma*

�QuikTrip Corp.*

�Reasor’s Foods*

�River Spirit Casino & Resort*

�Saint Francis Health System*

�Spirit AeroSystems Inc.

�St. John Health System*

� Target

� Tulsa Community College*

� Tulsa Public Schools*

� Tulsa, City of*

� Tulsa, County of*

�Union Public Schools*

�University of Tulsa*

�U.S. Postal Service

�Verizon Business

�Wal-Mart Stores/Sam’s Club

�Whirlpool Corporation

�Williams Companies*

1,000 or more employees

* Denotes Headquarters or Regional Office

Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce, Oct. 2017

larGesT eMPloYers 2018

Business enviRonMent

MaJor incenTiVes fiscal Year 2018


Business incentive analysis exaMPles foR fiscal yeaR 2018

exaMPle i - sMall ManufacTurer (naics 332) - $30 Million inVesTMenT200 joBs - annual salaRy of $38,000

1a Quality Jobs $2,949,821 (5% area) 10 years

1b Alternative to Quality Jobs

Investment/Jobs Tax Credit $1,425,000 5 years

Sales Tax Reimbursement on Construction Materials $477,375 One-time

2 Five-Year Property Tax Exemption $1,722,499 5 years

3 Freeport Tax Exemption $903,922 Annual Perpetual

4 Sales Tax Exemption on Machinery & Equipment $1,193,438 One-time

5 Sales Tax Exemption on Goods Consumed in Mfg. Process $17,897,319 Annual Perpetual

6 Sales Tax Exemption on Energy Used in Mfg. Process $591,077 Annual Perpetual

Estimated total value of incentives over 10 years

With 1a, Quality Jobs Cash Incentive $25,258,074 (5% area)

With 1b, Investment Tax Credit Package $24,210,629

exaMPle ii - DaTa cenTer (naics 518210) - $100 Million inVesTMenT15 joBs - annual salaRy of $100,000

1 Quality Jobs (21st Century Quality Jobs) $1,500,000 10 years

2 Five-Year Property Tax Exemption $5,394,188 5 years

3 Sales/Use Tax Exemption on Mach. & Equip. $4,045,575 One-Time

Estimated total value of incentives over 10 years $10,939,763Oklahoma Business Incentives & Tax Information Guide Fiscal Year 2018, Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce, Oct. 2017


PriMarY oKlaHoMa business Taxes fiscal Year 2018TYPe base or Measure raTe aGencY

Corporate Income Net income 6% Ok. Tax Commission

Franchise Capital employed to produce state income $1.25 per $1,000 Ok. Tax Commission

State Sales & Use Gross receipts from sales/use of taxable items 4.5% Ok. Tax Commission

Local Sales & Use Receipts from sales/use of taxable items3.1% City &

0.917% CountyOk. Tax Commission

Unemployment Insurance $17,500New Emp. 1.5%

Exp. Emp. 0.1 - 5.5%Ok. Employment Security Commission

Workers’ Compensation Insurance Payroll and occupation 2.77% Workers’ Compensation Court

Personal Income Over $7,200 5% Ok. Tax Commission

Local Property Valuation of property - effective rateApproximately 1% of

taxable valueCounty Assessor

financial insTiTuTions HeaDquarTereD in TulsainsTiTuTions nuMber coMbineD asseTs

Banks 33 $45,262,652,000

S&L/Credit Union 24 $4,133,064,357

Oklahoma Business Incentives & Tax Information Guide Fiscal Year 2018, Oklahoma Dept. of Commerce, Oct. 2017

FDIC & National Credit Union Administration, Quarter 3, 2017 – Feb. 2018

Tulsa Organizations & Services Database Feb. 2018

Tulsa reGional serVices �City bond rating – Standard & Poors AA; Moody’s Aa1

�Class of post office – 1st

� Fire insurance class rating – 2 out of 10 ISO rating

� Fire protection – 735 authorized personnel and 30 fire stations

� Police protection – 853 authorized officers

�Meeting facilities – 16,596 hotel rooms and 781,650 sq. ft. of exhibit space

�Business & Professional – 120

�Civic & Service – 197

�Cultural – 62

�Educational – 230

�Special Interest – 165

clubs & orGanizaTions

Taxes

coMMuniTY DaTa




coMPanY ProDucT / serVice locaTion sq. feeT Jobs

Air-X-Changer Mfg. Heat Exchangers Tulsa n/a 405

CymSTAR Engineering Services Broken Arrow n/a 100

2018 Tulsa Msa business announceMenT HiGHliGHTs Tulsa Regional Chamber & Local Media, February 2018

coMPanY ProDucT / serVice locaTion sq. feeT Jobs

Olifant Energy HQ Energy Co. Tulsa 10,000 13

BelGAS Flame Management Burners & Specialty Mfg. Claremore n/a 50

exPanDinG business

neW business


Quality of life

Tulsa Msa DeMoGraPHics

2017-22 PoPulaTion sTaTisTicsDescriPTion 2010 census 2017 esTiMaTe 2022 ProJecTion

Tulsa MSA Population 937,478 998,637 1,032,325

% White 70.9 69.4 68.2

% Black 8.4 8.4 8.1

% Asian 1.8 2.3 2.5

% Hispanic 8.3 9.4 10.1

% American Indian 8.2 8.4 8.5

Total Households 367,091 390,366 408,797

% Male of Population 49.0 49.1 49.2

% Female of Population 50.9 50.9 50.8

Population Density (per square mile) 153.52 154.59 159.81

Household Income (percent in dollars)

$0 – 14,999 13.3 12.5 10.2

$15,000 – 24,999 12.3 11.3 9.8

$25,000 – 34,999 12.1 10.8 9.5

$35,000 – 49,999 14.8 14.5 13.0

$50,000 – 74,999 19.3 19.5 18.8

$75,000 – 99,999 11.8 12.4 14.1

$100,000 – 149,999 10.6 11.7 15.1

$150,000 + 5.4 7.5 9.6

Median Household Income $46,887 $51,107 $60,539

Average Household Income $65,082 $70,981 $82,009

Per Capita Income $25,669 $27,921 $32,644

Median Age Total Population 36.4 36.9 37.5

High School Grad. Attainment 30.0% 29.9% 29.7%

Bachelor’s Degree Attainment 17.1% 17.9% 18.3%

Gale Cengage Learning, Nov. 2017


Tulsa PoPulaTionYear ciTY counTY Msa

1990 367,302 503,341 708,954

2000 392,707 563,305 859,537

2010 391,831 603,403 937,478

2017* 408,723 650,789 998,637

2022* 407,364 666,747 1,032,325

Gale Cengage Learning, Nov. 2017

* Estimate

* Full & Part-time Faculty except Univ. of Tulsa which are full-time only

**Includes all campuses

Tulsa City-County Library, Nov. 2017

cosT of liVinG inDex

eDucaTion

cosT of liVinG inDex reGional coMParison coMMuniTY coMPosiTe GrocerY HousinG uTiliTies TransPorTaTion HealTH care Misc.

Tulsa 92.0 94.9 64.9 118.6 98.4 91.5 103.7

Dallas 102.1 95.1 104.9 104.8 99.3 101.5 102.5

Houston 98.2 87.1 104.8 111.2 97.4 91.5 94.7

Indianapolis 92.6 93.3 80.8 98.2 94.2 94.2 99.7

Kansas City 91.5 101.3 81.9 77.0 95.0 99.2 97.7

Little Rock 96.7 94.3 89.1 117.2 91.6 93.6 99.7

Louisville 92.3 89.7 79.7 94.7 103.3 93.6 99.9

Oklahoma City 84.9 89.6 72.6 87.5 85.7 92.2 91.1

Shreveport 90.9 99.2 83.8 75.1 93.4 94.8 96.8

St. Louis 90.6 105.2 71.7 114.5 95.8 95.9 91.3

HiGHer eDucaTion insTiTuTions 2017-18 YearinsTiTuTion buDGeT $ enrollMenT faculTY*

Langston University** 73,162,429 2,218 141

Northeastern State University** 92,299,004 7,906 504

Oral Roberts University 115,000,000 3,919 467

OSU Center for Health Sciences 208,590,936 966 161

OSU Tulsa 19,602,182 2,280 58

OU Tulsa (includes School of Community Medicine) 132,154,984 1,391 290

Rogers State University 32,830,669 3,729 243

Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology n/a 840 97

Tulsa Community College 110,749,702 16,787 810

University of Tulsa 171,711,558 4,433 364

�Home price (new 4-bedroom, 2-bath, 2,400 sq. ft.) - $219,227

�Apartment rent (950 sq. ft., 2-bedroom, 2-bath) - $666

�Monthly total residential energy costs - $147.64

�Doctor visit - $109.67 Dentist visit - $73.03

(C2ER Annual Average 2017, January 2018)


*School grants associate degrees only

Tulsa City-County Library, Nov. 2017

TecHnical & TraDe scHools

HiGHer eDucaTion DeGree ProGraMs 2017-18 scHool YearinsTiTuTion arTs business science social science & eDucaTion GraDuaTe

Langston University - Tulsa 1 2 1 6 5

Northeastern State University, B.A. 0 8 7 16 17

Oral Roberts University 37 10 30 16 14

OSU Center For Health Sciences -- -- -- -- 6

OSU Tulsa 2 6 4 6 26

OU Tulsa 1 -- 3 7 32

Rogers State University 13 21 10 13 1

Spartan College of Aeronautics & Technology -- 1 4 -- --

Tulsa Community College* 5 19 40 40 --

University Of Tulsa 14 6 20 27 71

�Enrollment – 5,109 (Fall 2017)

�Eighty-one full-time programs

�Eight area campuses

�Administers FREE Training for Industry Program for eligible new and expanding companies

Tulsa TecHnoloGY cenTer (Vo-TecH)

�Enrollment – 840 (Fall 2017)

� Five programs in aerospace, avionics and non-destructive testing

sParTan colleGe of aeronauTics anD TecHnoloGY

Tulsa Public scHools 2016-17 scHool Year

� Largest school district in the region

�Elementary, Middle and High School Magnet and Charter schools

�Number of 2016 high school graduates – 1,573

�Spending per student - $7,744

�Number of 2017 Merit Scholarship Semifinalists – 6

�54 CareerTech Programs

Tulsa Public Schools, Feb. 2018


Tulsa Public Schools, Feb. 2018

Contact with schools & Oklahoma State Dept. of Education, Feb. 2017

Tulsa Public scHool DaTa 2016-17 scHool YeareleMenTarY MiDDle scHool HiGH scHool

Number of Schools 53 12 10

Enrollment 23,177 5,714 8,482

Student/Teacher Ratio 21 21 20

Total Staff (Certified Teachers & Professional Support Staff) 1,911 502 702

Regular Teaching Staff 1,576 406 486

Counselors/Guidance 62 19 25

Gifted & Talented 49 9 N/A

Special Education 187 77 74

Librarians 55 10 15

Nurses N/A N/A 13

Speech Pathologist 39 N/A N/A

Principals & Asst. Principals 82 24 39

Tulsa counTY scHools 2016 TesTinG scoresacT saT Verbal saT MaTH

Tulsa Public Schools 17.7 -- --

Berryhill 20.8 -- --

Bixby 22.9 -- --

Broken Arrow 21.9 -- --

Collinsville 20.1 -- --

Glenpool 19.8 -- --

Jenks 23.4 510 618

Liberty 18.5 -- --

Owasso 22.6 -- --

Sand Springs 20.5 -- --

Sperry 19.7 -- --

Skiatook 20.5 -- --

Union 21.0 590 607

Tulsa counTY scHools 2016-17 scHool Year

� Total student population – 121,494

� Total employees – 8,382 certified staff & 6,581 support staff

� Total school districts – 13 independent & one dependent

�Average teacher salary - $44,843 ($44,491 bachelor’s degree; $50,153 master’s degree)Staffing represents full-time equivalents; avg. salary with fringe benefits for teachers Tulsa County Schools Feb. 2018


State Dept. of Education & Research Wizard, Tulsa City-County Library, July 2017

Tulsa HosPiTals (VISION TULSA 2018, FEB. 2018)

FACILITY BEDS BASSINETS BIRTHS INPATIENT -OUTPATIENT ADMISSIONS

EMERGENCY ADMISSIONS

Cancer Treatment Centers of America 40 N/A N/A 702/29,810 N/A

Children’s Hospital at Saint Francis 162 N/A N/A 8,777/ --- N/A

Hillcrest Medical Center 727 32 3,142 23,766/127,082 47,123

Hillcrest Hospital South 180 33 1,197 7,886/77,963 23,188

Laureate Psychiatric Clinic & Hospital 106 N/A N/A 3,336/10,222 N/A

OSU Medical Center 249 15 445 6,565/19,224 43,539

Saint Francis Hospital 1,112 34 4,160 38,106/325,352 109,026

Saint Francis Hospital South 102 6 950 5,048/51,324 27,542

St. John Medical Center 503 20 2,478 30,799/438,019 61,029

reVenue 2015 - 2016 Tulsa counTY scHool Year reVenue aMounT $ PercenT

Total Local & County 271,863,809 35.9

Total State Dedicated & Appropriated 423,651,675 55.9

Total Federal 62,805,276 8.3

Grand Total 758,320,760 100

� Physicians – 1,665

�Dentists – 495

� Local HMO’s – 13

�Ambulatory surgery centers - 11

�Medical clinics – 160

HealTH care

area serVices (Research Wizard, Tulsa City-County Library, Feb. 2018)


�American Theatre Company

� Theatre Tulsa

� Tulsa Ballet Theater

� Tulsa Opera

� Tulsa Symphony

�Celebrity Attractions Broadway Theater

� Tulsa State Fair

�Mayfest Arts Festival

� Linde Oktoberfest

�ONEOK Freedomfest July 4th Celebration

�Gatesway Balloon Festival

�BOK Winterfest Holiday Festival

�Center of the Universe Music Festival

�Numerous Ethnic & Cultural Festivals

�BOK Center

�Cain’s Ballroom

�Brady Theater

�Oklahoma Aquarium

�Golfing – 24 public; 10 private

�Gathering Place & 138 Area Parks

�Expo Square Events

�Safari Joe’s H2O Waterpark

� Tulsa Zoo, Mohawk Park & Oxley Nature Center

�Municipal Rose Garden

�Seven Area Lakes

�River Parks and Trails

�Guthrie Green & Events

� Tulsa Drillers Baseball

� Tulsa Oilers Hockey

� Tulsa Athletic Soccer

� Tulsa Roughnecks USL Pro Soccer

�Annual Tulsa Run

�University of Tulsa Golden Hurricane

�Oral Roberts University Golden Eagles

� Fair Meadows Horse Racing

�Woodland Hills Mall – 165 stores including Sears, Dillard’s, Macy’s & JC Penney

� Tulsa Promenade Mall – 96 stores including Dillard’s & JC Penney

�Utica Square – 60 stores including Saks Fifth Avenue

� The Farm – Unique outdoor center with more than 40 specialty shops

� Tulsa Hills – 146-acre outdoor center including Lowe’s, Belk, Target, Sam’s and 46 others

�And 149 other centers

PerforMinG arTs

fesTiVals & fairs

local enTerTainMenT & ouTDoor recreaTion

sPorTinG eVenTs

MaJor sHoPPinG DesTinaTions

�Alexandre Hogue Gallery

�Elsing Museum

�Gilcrease Museum

�Hardesty Arts Center (AHHA Tulsa)

� Ida Dennie Willis Museum

�Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame

� Philbrook Museum of Art & Philbrook Downtown

�Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art

� Tulsa Air & Space Museum

� Tulsa Children’s Museum

� Tulsa Historical Society

�Woody Guthrie Center

culTure & recreaTion HiGHliGHTs

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�Average annual rainfall – 41 in., snowfall – 9 in.

�Average humidity – 81% morning & 56% afternoon

�Average temperature

�Robberies – 126.4

�Rapes – 68.1

�Homicides – 9.2

�Assaults – 385.3

�Central time zone

�Area code – 918 or 539

� Founded in 1898

�Metro area square miles – 5,151

�City area square miles – 192

�Elevation – 725 feet above sea level

�21 local radio stations

�100+ digital/HD cable-television channels

�One daily metro newspaper and numerous weekly

�Estimated average hotel costs - $82 per day

�Number of hotels and motels – 248

�Estimated average food and other costs - $51 per day

�Number of restaurants – 2,172

�Direction of prevailing wind and speed – southerly, 10 mph.

�Average days of sunshine per year – 227

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January 46 25

FBI Uniform Crime Reports, Feb. 2018

ERI Geographic Reference Report, Feb. 2018

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