booking at city jail was quick, i'd estimate 45 minutes to an hour from arrival at detainment…read morecenter to holding cell, with an intermediate wait in small holding cell near arrival desk as a step i'd not experienced during booking at county jail, in which i sat on a bench as other arrestees arrived at the facility and shared a space with me while the officers processed entry for me into the facility. once in the holding cell, with a padded mat and wool blanket in tow, food quantity was plentiful, with a variety of pot pie, cheese stick, package of cheese crackers, fruit gummies, and a kool aid beverage served for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, which assisted with delaying defecation in the confined cell with the constipation promoting properties of the frozen pot pie meals, but admittedly the smell of the food did blend with the smell of grown men in the holding cell, including me, not showering for days in a row. nonetheless, food was tasty and distinguishable in smell with minimal concentration from the man stank. and lastly, after 3 days, cue first year high school old testament study rejoinder, i got the opportunity to appear in court, and received release from detainment and a waiving of fees associated with the charges by pleading "no contest," by the negotiation and recommendation of a public defender clearly devoted to the pursuit of justice, for me along with fellow detainees who appeared in court today as well.

I had a wonderful experience with the Tulsa PD last night. My wife left her phone at a Walmart,…read moreand someone picked it up. Despite numerous calls, the phone was not answered. On an app, we tracked it to a location and filed a police report. We called the police when we arrived at the location. Two police responded and they retrieved the phone. This is my second positive experience with Tulsa PD. My dad was an NYC cop, and I am so gratified to see the professionalism of the Tulsa PD. Thanks.

Electricity and gas is high everywhere, but this is outrageous. The pay as you go program is a…read moreliving nightmare. Everyday I am putting money on that account and it's never enough it just runs like a meter and frankly I'm sick to death of the service and will stop and go back to the usual

Absolute bottom of the barrel company. They will leave you without power for a week or 2, while the…read moreworkers go home eat dinner like its normal when the motherfuckers shouldn't be eating or fucking sleeping until the power is back on. Also stop lying about your estimated power times to turn back on, you should be able to be sued for lying and causing harm to the principle.

Walked 1.5 miles here and there internet is down. They can't scan any QR codes so essentially I…read morewasted an hour of my time. This is the 2nd time this has happened at this sand location. Between that and the moody people working the front desk who give you attitude I literally hate everything I have to come fine here. It's always something here, I don't think I've ever had one enjoyable experience at this USPS. I now understand why they're always loosing money.,what a shame

I went in to get my passport and had complication with my ID (my grandma had mistakenly taken mine…read morethinking it was hers). My interviewer, an amazing lady named Susana, was very understanding and kind, allowing me to still get my passport appointment competed while my mom brought me my wallet. her kindness and patience is something that will stick with me, and I had a wonderful experience

A family member needed a legal document from 40 years ago…read more Not having a clue as to how to even start, I asked a friend of mine who works there. She said I would need to go to the Family Relations office, and they could help. The line wasn't long at all, and the woman behind the counter told me where to find some legal sounding case number. I walked around the corner, found the book, and sure enough; there it was, from 1976. I gave them the number, and within 10 minutes a copy of the document was printed, and delivered. I was completely impressed by how fast, accurate, and caring the staff was. You hear bad things about public employees, but I assure you, these women are on top of their game!

i'd been scheduled to appear in court monthly for the last six months, and yesterday was the last…read moreappearance for the alternative court program for which i'd been scheduled. the proceeding was timely and efficient, with specific thanks due to ms. weather, the court-appointed case manager for the program, and the ruling judge, judge horton, who while not having as direct an influence on the journey in the program as ms. weather, was straightforward today in communicating the terms of graduation, including owning no payment to the court and obtaining one more document from the court for background check case expungement. further, i'll be remiss if i did not thank the counseling group that petitioned for the admittance to alternative misdemeanor court, two goats solutions, especially point attorney mrs. pansy and representative ms cheyenne. while the term transformation that appears on the graduation certificate i received today seems a bit exaggerated, i've definitely been given a prime opportunity from participation in the program, and i'm confident the growth i have experienced in the six months has been more enjoyable, and subjectively more beneficial than the alternative of prison time.

Free hot dogs to veterans today. Celebrating the 250 birthday. Good to be around veterans of all…read morebranches.

With the Albert Schwab detachment of the Marine Corps League celebrating the 249th birthday of the…read moreUS Marine Corps. The Centennial Lounge upstairs was the site of the party. Bagpipers, birthday cake, camaraderie all combined for a memorable event.

Ideal for the indecisive staycationalist who isn't a picky eater. All inclusive down to the hands…read moreon spork sharpening classes. 10/10 would get booked again.

I was arrested again before suffering a excessive force physical assault by a St.Francis security…read moreofficer.He bruised me all over my body,bloodied my mouth,a leg injury that won't heal,all because an RN there caused drama and started chaos by elevating my anxiety and triggering my PTSD on purpose soon as I walked in the exam room.I was taken to David L Moss again to the medical pods.Then to another pod unit to where they could get me alone and keep abusing me in there.They had me in a cold cell for days.I told them it was cold and they refused to help me.I didn't like the toilet water that I had to drink through the sink attached above to it.They kept isolating me in there and they kept putting curtains over the windows in my cell.I tried to get someone to help me because I needed my insulin for my Diabetes.A medication nurse would come around to pass medications and for two or three days she would tell me she didn't have medications for me and they wasn't ordered.My medicine was ordered.All the medicine was wrong.They treated me disrespectful and gave me paper grievance forms to fill out but said they were denied.12 to 14 of them. My sugar kept dropping and bottoming out.Once is dropped to 36 after the nurse finally got to me screaming for help.They blocked me from everything for help.They treated me bad and abused me because of my medical conditionsvtoo.I have cardiac that is in my family and I have had a small heart attack in the past and they were messing with me and my heart was getting bad from the palpitations I experience and my irregular heartbeats.I have an enlarged heart too-Athletes Heart and they had me hurt and it started to enlarge and it was enlarging through my shirt about to explode while they made me strip off all my clothing inside the cell in medical.A man in street clothes stood and watched me naked.Another nurse employee threatened me and told me to take off my Diabetes Libre sensor and if I didn't that she was going to get security and officers to violently and forcefully take it off of me.Then she lied and said she didn't say it to get herself out of being held accountable for the threats or if I would have died.The only thing I was grateful for and thankful for was that the nurses who cared about me was when they would see,witness,and notate all the bruises,my pain from my leg injury,my bloody mouth everyday that came up on me while I was there.I had no one to help support me,no phone calls no money for glucose,no money for attorney,no getting released until it was convenient for them to cover up all their law breaking and violations being done against me.They blocked my phone calls.They kept moving me to a cell by myself so that no one could reach me and help me.They caused me to go into complete isolation and dissociate from myself and to not get someone to help me and medical help or to know the truth of me of what they were doing to me.I made many requests which went ignored.They caused me to mentally break down to the point I was drooling from my mouth and lost all my ability to function.The doctor-Andrew yelled at me and yanked me around and abused me while taking my blood pressure with handcuffs on my wrists behind my back.The correctional officer that took me in to him verbally assaulted me while taking me back to my cell yelling-NOW DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT WE CANT AFFORD YOUR TRULICITY/medications TO GIVE TO YOU?!?!They have documents of my Diabetes and my high blood pressure and my stage 2 chronic kidney disease and other medical diagnosis's and they knew that I needed my insulin.It wasn't my fault that they couldn't afford it or that I have these chronic illnesses.Then the doctor asked me if I knew someone that could bring them to me knowing I don't have family,resources,money or nothing.I asked him-Do you know anyone who can?He's an abusive doctor there and neglective of medical needs.They hurt me so bad and I was hurt when the police took me there.I don't have money to get help and to get them to stop doing that to me.They must know that and that's why they continue to do that to me.They did the same thing to my brother for years and hurt him so bad that he can't do for himself either and can't work or anything.My health is declining because of only what they told others and not that they contributed to it and hendered it.I don't want to die in one of those places and I don't want to die in Oklahma.I deserve respect,dignity,to be treated equally, truthfully,and with a fair hearing and to be treated like a person and not like a piece of trash,not talked down to and abused.I also had to eat my tray of food with my fingers because they refused to give me a plastic spoon to eat with.They would trick things in my cell to make it look like I was deliberately trying to die by suicide.

Another one of my favorite buildings downtown! It is made up of three interconnected buildings that…read moreshare a lavish lobby built in the shape of a "T" for Tulsa. It was originally 9 stories, 4 more stories were added shortly after completion. It was supposed to complement (not compete visually with) the Philtower. A tunnel connects the two buildings. You can also find the WP initials. The zig zag designs of the glass and bronze insets above the entrances are very characteristic and the architecture shows the Art Deco style in Tulsa. It had naturalistic motifs outside and inside (flowers, vines, and animals). The penthouse was added in 1937 as Waite Phillips' primary residence. The rooms have hardwood paneled walls and ornate decorative Art Deco details. Besides it's awesome historical significance, it is where Mod's coffee and crepes is located as well as the awesome Deco District shops (Picklesworth, The Bookerie, Okie Crowe and Made).

The Philcade building was built by Waite Phillips with Leon Senter as the architect. The building…read moreopened in 1930 with 259 suites of offices and 28 shops. It has a beautiful, classy lobby that is probably the most beautiful lobby in Tulsa. I love the fan traceries of the Philtower, but that is gothic! I have never been past the first floor, but hear the second floor and penthouse are fabulous art deco examples. It is on the National Register and in all the Art Deco books!

CALLING ALL YOUNG PROFESSIONALS, who frequent the Blue Dome District and the Brady Arts District…read more I went today to try and get some pictures of the lobby of this building, 6th and Main, and it was locked up tight!. It is completely empty!!!!! All you guys that review the restaurants, bars and dives around that area need to RENT THIS SPACE! I remember a couple of years ago they had a big sign around the top of the building saying they had parking. I don't know where the parking is, but it is empty...you can pick any floor you want! My interest is, I love Art Deco and I don't want to see it torn down so some glass piece of crap can go up in it's place. You all have made the Brady District and the Blue Dome District come back, please help Art Deco! BTW the Art Deco building at about 6th and Cincinnati is empty, as well as the old Tulsa Club Building. You guys... Get Busy and save my Art Deco building for me! :-)

I am very disappointed and PSO. My service is to be turned on today. I have a sump pump in my…read morebasement and the power is off because a renter moved out, so I just needed it switched over into my name. But PSO cut it off on Friday and said we will have it back on Monday. I've been waiting all day. It is now 6:22 PM and they still haven't showed up. I have called three times to check on them. And they keep telling me they're on the way. I even sent a picture of my basement with the moisture and hope that they would have a heart. Very disappointing.

The Atlas Life Building is a beautiful building that houses the Courtyard Marriott in Downtown…read moreTulsa, and is located next to the Mid-Continent Tower (or building). With art deco around the Tulsa area, it makes you feel you've stepped into the 1920's. I can tell that this was more beautiful back then but being about 100 years old, they've kept the building in good condition. Even if you're not staying at the Courtyard Marriott, it's a nice spot to visit. Just go inside the Deco Deli and check out the intricate details and geometric shapes and golden fixtures.