Incentives & Resources
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The City of Tulsa has aggressively pursued policies that encourage growth in all sectors of the Downtown Tulsa economy. A combination of public and private investments in the heart of our city has transformed Downtown into a cultural, entertainment, and business hub for Oklahoma and surrounding states. There is a wide and diverse range of tools and resources available to support the economic growth and vitality of Downtown Tulsa. Reach out to the Planning & Economic Development Team at Downtown Tulsa Partnership at hello@downtowntulsa.com for questions or guidance.
Economic Development Support
PartnerTulsa has tools uniquely developed to support the growth of Downtown aligned with community benefits of workforce development, small business growth, quality jobs, affordable housing and a thriving local economy.
- Incentives for real estate development
- Real Estate Remediation and Site Clean Up
- Support for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs
Small Business & Entrepreneurial Support
Tulsa has a rich ecosystem of small business and entrepreneurial supports designed to support all stages of business growth and development. From incubators to flexible capital, there are many resources available to new and expanding businesses.
Tulsa Economic Development Corporation (TEDC)
- Lending and flexible loan products
- Business Education and Accelerator Programs
- Accessible Office and Retail Space
- Incubator Program for Tech-enabled Start-Ups
- Coworking Space and Affordable Flexible Office Space
- Networking and Community Events
- E3 Start Up Bootcamp
- ACT Tulsa Black & Latino Tech Start-Up Accelerator
- Entrepreneurs Cup Business Plan Competition
- OKBio Association Biosciences Funding
- Bridge2 Pre-Accelerator for High Growth Start Ups
- Techstars Accelerator for all industries and underrepresented founders
- First Friday Founders Market (free vending space during First Fridays in Downtown)
- W.E. Build Accelerator for Women-led Start-ups
- Business Coaching
OTHER:
Leadership Tulsa offers several programs for individuals seeking to grow leadership capabilities
New U provides six-week human development programs for English and Spanish speakers, Black men and women, veterans, and global participants.
Hosting Special Events
Information and requirements for hosting special events in Downtown and the City of Tulsa is managed by the City’s Special Events Office. A calendar of special events and road closure map can also be found online.
Reporting Service Needs
Contact the City of Tulsa Customer Care Center by calling 3-1-1 or go online to report non-emergency quality of life issues that you see or experience in Downtown such as pot holes, broken sidewalks, missing street signs, park maintenance issues, street conditions, and much more.
For maintenance, beautification, or hospitality needs throughout Downtown you can submit requests to our Ambassador Team online.