Infrastructure

Tulsa has the infrastructure necessary to support global businesses and a growing economy. Northeast Oklahoma is home to growing industries like manufacturing, aerospace and cybersecurity in addition to major Fortune 500 companies - Google, Amazon, NGL Energy Partners and American Airlines. Even with hundreds of businesses expanding and more than $1 billion being recently invested into Tulsa, we have one of the shortest commute times in the country and room for growth. 

Utilities

Utility providers in the Tulsa region offer affordable, state-of-the-art services/infrastructure to businesses and homeowners alike.

• Electricity is provided by Public Service Company of Oklahoma         
• Natural gas is provided by Oklahoma Natural Gas  
• Water and sewer services are provided by the City of Tulsa as well as other are communities
• Telecommunications and data services are hosted by more than six providers in the region providing competitive rates and services including AT&T, Verizon, Cox Residential Services, Cox Business Services, Level 3 and Windstream.

Transportation

It’s easy to see why Tulsa has the nation’s second-fastest commute for a big city, at 20 minutes on average. For those who would rather ditch their cars, Tulsa Transit bus service provides curb-to-curb transportation. Aero, the city’s new BRT, connects riders and commuters to destinations along the vibrant Peoria corridor. Ridesharing services also make getting around on the go a breeze. Whether you’re headed to work, school, or a night out with friends, we have options.