TULSA, Okla. — With no power and a heat wave across the city, Tulsans are getting to work sharing resources, like who has gas, where cooling stations are, how to get food and more.
2 News is working to compile a list of these resources to aid the community however we can.
Tulsan Naomi Andrews put together a living document with essential information like how to recognize heat-related illnesses, generator safety, and how to avoid disaster-related scams, to name a few.
To read the full list, click here.
The Tulsa Area United Way also compiled a list of resources.
RESTAURANTS, COOLING STATIONS & WIFI
- Salvation Army: 102 N. Denver Ave. 918-582-7201
- Tulsa County Social Services: 2301 Charles Page Blvd. 918-596-5560
- Crosstown Church of Christ: 3400 E. Admiral Pl. 918-834-1395
Several restaurants and businesses are opening their doors for Tulsans to charge their phones, use their wifi and escape the heat.
The McNellies Restaurant Group shared this list of open locations.
The Mercury Lounge downtown also offered its bar to the public.
Mother Road Market is open Tuesday.
For a more kid-friendly option, consider visiting the Oklahoma Aquarium.
GAS
2 News is working to find gas stations that have gas, but many stores have quickly sold out after we learn of them having gas.
- Previous coverage >>> Tulsans struggling to find gas after storm
We recommend calling a gas station first to see if they have gas available.
QuikTrip provided a list on Twitter of the stores with and without gas.
Stores without unleaded 10
— QuikTrip (@QuikTrip) June 20, 2023
7878 E Admiral Pl
3050 S Sheridan Rd
1509 S Lewis
1202 W 23rd St S
3304 W 42nd Pl
5111 S Lewis Ave E
5116 S Sheridan Rd
151 S Fred Swan Ln (Claremore)
9600 N Garnett Rd (Owasso)
10220 E 31st St
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POWER
The big question everyone wants to know is when the power will come back on.
If you are an OG&E customer, click here to check their outage map.
OG&E is reporting around 11,000 customers still without power as of noon Tuesday.
If you are a PSO customer, click here to check their outage map.
PSO is reporting over 135,000 customers still without power as of noon Tuesday.
Home Depot told 2 News around 1 p.m. Tuesday that all of their Tulsa stores are getting shipments of generators, saws, trash bags, and other essentials for storm cleanup throughout the day.
Call your local Home Depot to see if they have received their shipment yet.
ICE
Reasors at 15th and Lewis is giving away free bags of ice while supplies last.
They began handing out bags for the day at 8 a.m. Tuesday.
FOOD
Church Inside Out is teaming up with Tamale Boyz to provide a free lunch and dinner at the church near West 41st Street and Route 66 in west Tulsa.
Shower and laundry trailers are also available at the church.
If you are on SNAP and want to learn more about getting food replaced,click here.
Webers Root Beer is offering to fill up coolers with ice and is implementing a pay-what-you-can system throughout the week.
POOLS AND PARKS OPEN
2 News' Julie Chin provided this update from Tulsa Parks Tuesday.
TREE REMOVAL SERVICES
The Tulsa Real Estate Investors Associationcompiled a list of businesses willing to help with tree clean-up services on Facebook.
Several businesses can also be found on Facebook that are willing to give discounts. To find these, search 'tree removal Tulsa' on Facebook.
If you have a tree that is still blocking a road near your house, contact the City of Tulsa at 311.
The City also opened its mulch site for debris to be dropped off.
The City provided this information Tuesday about green waste clean-up.
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