Tulsa Launches Year-Long NCI Collaborative in Three Neighborhoods
Tulsa has launched its inaugural NCI Collaborative program, selecting the Dawson, South Haven, and Regency Park neighborhoods. This year-long initiative allows residents to collaborate directly with City departments to identify and address community improvements and concerns.
Tulsa, OK, October 25, 2026 —
Tulsa has launched its inaugural NCI Collaborative program, a year-long initiative involving residents in Dawson, South Haven, and Regency Park. The program is intended to give residents a direct role in working with City departments to identify and address neighborhood improvements and concerns.
The initiative brings the three selected neighborhoods into a collaborative process with city staff. The program summary does not specify how residents will take part, which City departments will be involved, or how priorities will be selected. It also does not identify particular improvement projects or concerns that have already been raised.
The effort is described as year-long, but no start or end dates were provided. Details about meeting schedules, funding, program milestones, or how progress will be assessed were also not included in the available information.
As Tulsa’s inaugural NCI Collaborative, the program establishes a new format for residents in the selected neighborhoods to work directly with City departments. The summary does not indicate whether the initiative will later expand to other parts of the city or what actions may follow after the year-long period concludes.
For now, the stated scope is limited to Dawson, South Haven, and Regency Park and to identifying and addressing community improvements and concerns through resident collaboration with City departments. Further information about implementation and outcomes was not provided.
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