The regulatory body often does not get the attention it deserves, but recent scandals have turned heads across the state.
Tag: utilities
Posted inGovernment
Tulsa mayor wants city to spend $1.22B in 2026-27. Where would the funds go?
The proposal would also increase utility payments for Tulsa households. Nichols wants to invest in streetlights, public safety and infrastructure.
Posted inYour Money
Give your garden a drink and your water bill a break with Tulsa’s rain barrel program
You can get a 55-gallon barrel for a discounted price of $64.50. But you better hurry – the deadline to apply for the city program is coming up.
Posted inBusiness
Tulsa tenants left in limbo when landlords fail to pay hundreds of thousands in water bills
Vesta Capital isn’t the only multi-family property owner in Tulsa leaving water bills unpaid. Housing advocates blame a system that doesn’t offer recourse for renters.
Posted inDocumenters
Tulsa homeowners can get up to $15K for sewer line repairs if they qualify for this city program
Sewer line repairs can get expensive. That’s why the city offers a program to cover the costs — and residents can apply again starting this summer.
Posted inYour Money
These 3 charts show how Oklahoma’s electricity costs are rising for residents
PSO once prided itself on keeping its rates lower than inflation. The data provided to the Flyer tells a different story.
Posted inBusiness
As Tulsa thaws, water main breaks are surging. Local businesses are feeling the impact.
Tulsa has seen at least 19 water main breaks since Winter Storm Fern hit. The breaks have had consequences for city crews and local businesses.
Posted inResource Guides
How to navigate power outages and freezing pipes during Tulsa winter storm
You can take these steps to report power outages to PSO and prevent your pipes from freezing during the January storm.
Posted inYour Money
PSO wants $25+ more from you each month. Here’s a look at possible increases coming your way.
On top of its recent request to raise bills by $25, Oklahoma’s electric utility wants to raise bills by another $10. What does that mean for residents?
Posted inThe Oklahoma Eagle
Unpaid $33K water bill could lead to 350 Tulsa seniors losing water
Tulsa officials say if the water is cut off, they will bring in a water truck to help Woodland Manor residents until the bill is paid.
Posted inYour Money
Lower temps mean higher gas bills. This is how those charges are calculated.
The cost of fuel is getting higher, and Tulsans are paying for more than just that.
Posted inYour Money
This is how your City of Tulsa utility bill is calculated and what each charge means
There are five main charges on your City of Tulsa utility bill, covering water, sewer, stormwater, refuse and EMSA medical services.