I know the City's employees will continue their efforts to make Tulsa an ever better place to live. And I know that our City's long tradition of strong public-private initiative will continue to produce results that benefit our entire community. Many Tulsans are working to improve their neighborhoods through the more than 250 neighborhood associations across the city. That shows a tremendous interest in our city's future. However, we need more citizens to become actively involved.
Individuals can help in many ways.
It can be as simple as picking up trash dropped in your street. Mowing your lawn regularly. Joining an Alert Neighbors program to keep your neighborhood safe from crime. A million little things adding up to a huge impact. We can be prouder still if more of us put our stamp on the city.