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Write to the mayors and legislators of Tulsa County, OK

Tulsa County, Oklahoma has 12 municipal governments serving about 678,988 residents. Pick yours and a stamp, and the card addresses itself.

Tulsa County
OK
FIRST
CLASS
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Shown at the card's true proportions — if it fits here, it fits in print.

Local stamp · step one

Which city hall?

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Oklahoma, so we don’t have their names. Cards go to the Office of the Mayor.

A local card goes to one municipality's mayor and city hall, so pick yours and the postcard appears here, already addressed. To write the governor and the legislators for all of Tulsa County instead, choose the State stamp.

Address book — Tulsa County

A statewide list of mayors was not available for Oklahoma, so we don’t have their names. Mail to city hall is addressed to the office and still arrives.

MunicipalityLed byCity hallPopulation
Bixby Office of the Mayor Po Box 70, Bixby 74008 29,800
Broken Arrow Office of the Mayor Po Box 610, Broken Arrow 74013 117,911
Collinsville Office of the Mayor 106 N 12th St, Collinsville 74021 8,840
Glenpool Office of the Mayor 12205 S Yukon Ave, Glenpool 74033 14,211
Jenks Office of the Mayor Po Box 2007, Jenks 74037 27,141
Liberty town Office of the Mayor 1319 Commercial, Mounds 74047 152
Lotsee town Office of the Mayor Po Box 434, Sand Springs 74063 4
Owasso Office of the Mayor Po Box 180, Owasso 74055 39,328
Sand Springs Office of the Mayor Po Box 338, Sand Springs 74063 20,031
Skiatook Office of the Mayor Po Box 399, Skiatook 74070 8,586
Sperry town Office of the Mayor Po Box 579, Sperry 74073 1,117
Tulsa Office of the Mayor 175 E 2nd St Fl 15 Ste 95, Tulsa 74103 411,867

At the state house for Tulsa County

Kevin Stitt (Republican)Governor of Oklahoma
Matt Pinnell (Republican)Lieutenant Governor
Ally Seifried (Republican) Senate District 2
Julie McIntosh (Republican) Senate District 3
Bryan Logan (Republican) Senate District 8
Bill Coleman (Republican) Senate District 10
Regina Goodwin (Democratic) Senate District 11
Todd Gollihare (Republican) Senate District 12
Brian Guthrie (Republican) Senate District 25
Christi Gillespie (Republican) Senate District 33
Dana Prieto (Republican) Senate District 34
Jo Anna Dossett (Democratic) Senate District 35
John Haste (Republican) Senate District 36
Aaron Reinhardt (Republican) Senate District 37
Dave Rader (Republican) Senate District 39
Mark Lepak (Republican) House District 9
John Kane (Republican) House District 11
Mark Chapman (Republican) House District 12
Scott Fetgatter (Republican) House District 16
Derrick Hildebrant (Republican) House District 23
Chris Banning (Republican) House District 24
Kyle Hilbert (Republican) House District 29
Mark Lawson (Republican) House District 30
Clay Staires (Republican) House District 66
Rob Hall (Republican) House District 67
Mike Lay (Republican) House District 68
Mark Tedford (Republican) House District 69
Suzanne Schreiber (Democratic) House District 70
Amanda Clinton (Democratic) House District 71
Michelle McCane (Democratic) House District 72
Ron Stewart (Democratic) House District 73
Kevin Norwood (Republican) House District 74
T.J. Marti (Republican) House District 75
Ross Ford (Republican) House District 76
John Waldron (Democratic) House District 77
Meloyde Blancett (Democratic) House District 78
Melissa Provenzano (Democratic) House District 79
Stan May (Republican) House District 80
Gabe Woolley (Republican) House District 98