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County staff warns of storms, asks public and supervisors to report flood damage

Tulsa County Board of County Commissioners · June 22, 2026
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Summary

County staff warned of an incoming front that could bring severe storms, said the county is contacting district supervisors to report storm damage, and said a mitigation grant later in the year could fund response work; residents and departments were asked to report flood areas.

County staff told the Board that a weather system expected Tuesday through Thursday could bring severe storms and asked departments and residents to report any flood-damaged sites so county crews can inspect them. "If you know any additional flood areas, please let us know and we could drive by and take a look and keep an eye on things," the staff member said while noting a mitigation grant later in the year could provide additional resources.

Staff said district supervisors are being contacted to identify damages and the county will drive known flood areas to assess needs. The board did not take separate formal action during that announcement; staff framed the remarks as a heads-up and a call for information to support damage tracking and potential grant applications.