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Council adopts Crutchfield neighborhood economic development plan amid complaints from North Tulsa residents
Summary
The council approved an ordinance adopting the Crutchfield neighborhood economic development project plan. During the public hearing residents from North Tulsa urged the council to ensure funds intended for federally designated North Tulsa communities are not redirected and voiced deep concerns about historic disinvestment and displacement.
The Tulsa City Council adopted an ordinance approving the Crutchfield neighborhood economic development project plan after a public hearing that drew multiple speakers from North Tulsa raising concerns about displacement and the use of federal entitlement funds.
The project plan is intended to provide an economic structure and funding mechanism to support growth and investment in the Crutchfield neighborhood, including new housing at varying affordability levels and commercial development. The plan was presented to the council as a tool to encourage private investment in the area.
Several public commenters said they worry the plan will draw resources away…
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