The City held an Official Groundbreaking of Bixby’s New Fire Station Headquarters on Tuesday, January 17th, 2023, at 6397 E. 151 St. South (Just West of 151 St. and Sheridan).
For over 40 years, Bixby’s Fire Station #1 has been located in Downtown Bixby and has served as headquarters for the department. Community growth has meant growth in services and subsequent growth in staff. With the space limitations in the Downtown Station, expansion at the new site will allow Bixby to increase the number of ambulance units dedicated to serving the community.
The new Station provides over 29,000 square feet of new space, accommodating current and future growth. It will have 5 drive-thru bays, a 4-story training tower, and administrative offices as well as house up to 14 firefighters, firefighting apparatus, ambulances, and equipment for years to come. The facility will also have Emergency Operations Center for the City along with meeting and training space. The launch of a staffed EMS Service at the new Fire Station #1 is slated for January 2024.
Beck Design has worked closely with Fire Department Staff to provide the architectural vision for the facility which will be constructed by Myers-Cherry Construction. Beck and Myers-Cherry have both worked, individually, on high-profile City projects in the Downtown River District.
Notice
North River Access Park is Closed for construction
starting Monday, January 23rd, 2023.
Residents wanting access to the trail system or Harmony Bridge
will need to park at Washington Irving Park.
Pet Licenses
To complete licensing, please visit our Lobby and
bring all required documents.
Regular city hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday.
Remember that the IRS does not initiate contact with taxpayers by email, text messages, or social media channels to request personal or financial information. When in doubt contact the IRS directly.
The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Recycling Directory for the year 2023 has been completed. This directory holds information on how to properly recycle various items from light bulbs to batteries and even CD’s. Many common household items can be recycled, one just has to know where to take them. Almost every item has multiple locations where it can be recycled. Knowing how to do this could greatly reduce one’s impact on the environment. The directory includes locations not only in Tulsa, but also in surrounding areas; so, everyone should be able to find a location that works for them.
Citizens can request a physical copy by calling our office at: 918-584-0584. A digital copy can be accessed on our website at: Met Recycle Directory.
Important City Dates
February Holidays – City Offices Closed
Monday, February 20th – Observance of President's Day
