Community Engagement

Interested in learning more about the Water and Sewer process for the City of Tulsa? Learn more about ways to get involved below!

Water Trailer Event Requests

The Water Trailer is available to attend local events throughout the year and provides complementary Tulsa water to help keep attendees hydrated. City of Tulsa staff are on site to complete set-up and take-down of the trailer and to answer any questions attendees have about Tulsa water.

Criteria that must be met for consideration:

• The event must take place within Tulsa city limits.
• The event must be free and open to the public.
• The event must not be religious or political in nature.
• The event must have an expected attendance of 5000 people or more
• There must be a hard surface to place the trailer that is at least 15’ x 50’. Grass or dirt will not work due to the weight of the trailer and all of the water it holds.
• While it is not required, a 110V AC hookup is recommended to power the pumps and chiller (we can run generators if needed), and a standard water spigot is required to hook up our misting fan if that is requested.

Staff attends events on a first come first served basis, so getting your request in as soon as possible is recommended.

For more information or to request the water trailer for an upcoming event, please email T. Page Stalcup at (918) 591-4372 or [email protected]

Schedule a Tour

Want to get an inside look at one of the water treatment plants? Schedule a Wastewater Plant Tour for your group by contacting one of the facilities listed below.

Northside Wastewater Treatment Facility/Lower Bird Creek
(918) 591-4570

Southside Wastewater Treatment Facility
(918) 591-4450

Haikey Creek
(918) 369-5961

Mohawk Water Treatment Plant
3600 E. Mohawk Blvd.
Contact Crystal Henson at [email protected].

A.B. Jewell Water Treatment Plant
18707 E. 21 Street
Contact Jennifer Richert at [email protected]

When contacting the plant please provide dates and times you prefer for the tour. Staff will check for scheduling conflicts and respond within 5 business days.

Liability and Indemnification Form - must be completed by all visitors

Attend a Tulsa Metropolitan Utility Authority Meeting

The Tulsa Metropolitan Utility Authority is a public trust organization created by City Charter. TMUA's primary responsibilities are to manage, construct, and maintain Tulsa's water works and sanitary sewer systems, and to fix rates for water and sewer services rendered within its boundaries.

TMUA Meeting Schedule
Regular meetings of the Trustees of the Tulsa Metropolitan Utility Authority, A Public Trust, are held at City Hall - 10th Floor North Conference Room, 175 East 2nd Street, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 74103. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 9 a.m., unless otherwise noted. Meeting agendas are available online.

For more information about TMUA, is available online.