What to know about Tulsa County’s $8M flood project and road closure

T.R.U.S.T.
Mar 23
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The project will raise a flood-prone intersection and shut it down for months as crews rebuild and widen the roadway.

News On 6

By News On 6

March 23, 2026

Tulsa County is receiving an $8 million federal grant to address a long-standing flooding problem in south Tulsa, including major work at Garnett Road and East 101st Street.

Tulsa County District 3 Commissioner Kelly Dunkerley discussed the project and other county initiatives in a recent interview.

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The project will raise a flood-prone intersection and shut it down for months as crews rebuild and widen the roadway.

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