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.

Less than one block away, my house still lies without power but PSO will turn on power to closed…read morebusinesses like Burger King and Arby's on Admiral AND Street lights that should STILL be stop signs. On the 17th of June, Oklahoma had a wind storm that sped from 70 to some places, over 100mph. It was so strong and long, that meteorologists have given it a specific name. There are many different types of wind but this one has been classified a "derecho." This felt like a tornado and the destruction was, in my opinion, greater than one. EVERY single person I've asked, has gotten power; two days ago. There is currently a newborn at the house that needed to eat "right now!" But there was no cold breast milk in the fridge because my power still isn't on. My gf and I have been cranky, especially me. When I'm conditioned to having cold drinks and cold ac, it becomes a necessity to life. Being told my electric should've been on at 11pm on the 22nd and it not being, has been more irritating. I called a few hours after that and they had changed it to 5pm, 18 hours later, the next day. With PSO having help from a countless number of other states, it should've been on days ago. The news said today has record heat levels and high humidity with stroke levels... Also, how am I even supposed to pay for my electric, if I can't access my computer with all my passwords? Not only have they done all that for the past week, they have been just very rude for the past year. At the beginning of the year, I forgot that I hadn't paid my bill for a month, so they talked on 2 or 3 hundred dollars past due. A month after that, they just turned my power off while I was waiting for a check, TO ACTUALLY PAY THEM. I literally communicated with them about this before they had shut it off. A few weeks ago, a lady from PSO called me about checking the insulation in my attic. We set the date to be on Thursday, the 22nd of June. Replacing the insulation would save electricity for me and their company. Nobody has called me. I can't find the number. Calling PSO, doesn't help because they have no idea what I'm talking about. Now explain to me, why they are worth more than one star.

very unreliable service, I can't wait to move so that I can have a better provider. we lose…read moreelectric if the wind blows, we lose electric if it's a sunny day, we still might lose electric get it together. You suck.

This is not the place to go if you're alone and a woman, kind of sketchy location with multiple…read morepeople who tried to talk to me/ask for money in the lobby and followed me. Cashier is super nice and service was fast during 2-3pm, but have to mention safety concern

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'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.

Only take checks, no camera on site. Rejected CVS passport photo for hair on forehead. Plan to…read morespend a full day by the time you park and are rejected multiple times. Feels like the process if from 1925

I have to admit I like this building better than the previous one near the courthouse. Regrettably…read moretho thats where the love stops. I go here to pay my water bill. Used to be u could just walk in, stand in line and pay ur bill. Now tho, they have set up some security checkpoint and once ur past that then they have some idiocy with having to type in a phone number or name to get a number. Works if u have more than a few people standing around but otherwise just another waste of money and time. They also got rid of the free 30 minute parking that was in front of the building in exchange for larger curbs. City of Tulsa easily the LEAST customer friendly business downtown. City government here the worst in the state overall.

Welcome to the City of Tulsa. I spent a week here for work, staying in a downtown hotel, eating in…read morerestaurants in downtown and elsewhere and just tooling around downtown and outside downtown. Going way back, Tulsa was "Indian Territory" when the Native American tribes were relocated here by the US government. Much of modern Tulsa is located in the Creek Nation with parts located in the Cherokee and Osage Nation. Growing from a small frontier town to a proper boomtown with the discovery of oil. Many wildcatters and investors flooded the city and the town began to take shape. Of course, Oklahoma became a state in 1907 and then the Texaco oil refinery started in 1910. What would American history be without a race riot? There was a terrible one here in 1921 that deserves mention. Since the 1980s, the economy here has diversified away from a petroleum-based economy and brought in customer service and reservation call centers with a number of banks and Internet firms. Okay, enough history. Why four stars? The roads are bumpy. The construction is everywhere. There is nearly zero going on in downtown after office hours. Traffic in downtown is nonexistent. But the parking is free from 5PM until 8AM which rocks. And it's sure quiet which has its advantages. Hopefully, Tulsa can encourage more lofts and condos into downtown which will bring more development. I enjoyed my stay here. Looking forward to a return perhaps.

I would like to cover two things: 1st, The steps going down…read moreto the pods are horrible. I don't think the steps have ever been cleaned since the building was built. I would think the jail would have plenty of free labor! The inmates need to try and earn a little of their keep and it would give them something to do rather than just sleeping and eating. 2nd, The mail system sucks!!! I didn't know they had papers they could give a person with instructions on how to send a letter. You would think it would be normal routine, but I had 3 letters returned to me because I didn't know what their "specific" rules were. Their rules cost me $1.50 Totally ridiculous!!! PS The people at the front desk were awesome! Very friendly and very helpful.

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.

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!

Less than one block away, my house still lies without power but PSO will turn on power to closed…read morebusinesses like Burger King and Arby's on Admiral AND Street lights that should STILL be stop signs. On the 17th of June, Oklahoma had a wind storm that sped from 70 to some places, over 100mph. It was so strong and long, that meteorologists have given it a specific name. There are many different types of wind but this one has been classified a "derecho." This felt like a tornado and the destruction was, in my opinion, greater than one. EVERY single person I've asked, has gotten power; two days ago. There is currently a newborn at the house that needed to eat "right now!" But there was no cold breast milk in the fridge because my power still isn't on. I was told it should've been on at 11pm on the 22nd. It wasn't. I called them a few hours after that and they had changed it to 5pm, 18 hours later, the next day. The news said today has record heat levels and high humidity with stroke levels... How am I even supposed to pay for my electric, if I can't access my computer with all my passwords? Not only have they done all that for the past week, they have been just very rude for the past year. At the beginning of the year, I forgot that I hadn't paid my bill for a month, so they talked on 2 or 3 hundred dollars past due. A month after that, they just turned my power off while I was waiting for a check, TO ACTUALLY PAY THEM. I literally communicated with them about this before they had shut it off. A few weeks ago, a lady from PSO called me about checking the insulation in my attic. We set the date to be on Thursday, the 22nd of June. Replacing the insulation would save electricity for me and their company. Nobody has called me. I can't find the number. Calling PSO, doesn't help because they have no idea what I'm talking about. Now explain to me, why they are worth more than one star.

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! :-)

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.