05/22/2026
We must fight against the unchecked expansion of data centers that strain our resources, raise energy costs, and threaten the character of our communities. We can make Tulsa greener by planting fruiting trees throughout our neighborhoods, parks, and public spaces, creating beauty, improving air quality, and providing lasting community benefits for future generations. We should conduct a deep audit of the city budget to ensure taxpayer dollars are being spent wisely and reallocated toward programs and services that deliver real results for residents. By investing in infrastructure that strengthens our neighborhoods and supports long-term growth, we can build safer streets, reliable utilities, and thriving local economies that attract families and businesses alike. Public safety upgrades should focus on prevention, community trust, and modern solutions that protect people without sacrificing our Fourth Amendment rights or expanding unnecessary surveillance. We need homeless housing solutions that provide stability, opportunity, and dignity to our most vulnerable residents, helping people rebuild their lives while making our city stronger and more compassionate. And above all, we must increase resident involvement so everyday Tulsans have a real voice in shaping the future of their city, because lasting change only happens when the community leads the way.