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Housing Opportunities for All of Tulsa

The Housing Authority of the City of Tulsa houses more than 20,000 Tulsans across 17 communities and the Housing Choice Voucher program — with a professional, caring and responsive team behind every door.

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What do you need today?

The six things people come to tulsahousing.org to do, one click away.

Our impact

Fifty years of housing Tulsa

17 housing communities: 10 family sites, 3 high-rises and 4 Project-Based Rental Assistance properties. Figures should be confirmed against THA's current annual report.

Tulsans served
20,000+
Children served
9,000
Elderly residents served
1,400
Veterans served
70
Housing communities
17
Team members
200+
Years serving Tulsa
50+

Our organization

Eleven departments, one mission

Hover or focus a department to see what it does, then open its full page.

Executive Office

Led by the President & CEO.

The Executive Office guides THA's strategic direction, carries out policy set by the Board of Commissioners, and represents the agency with HUD, the City of Tulsa and community partners.

Visit Executive Office
See all departments

Housing options

Find the right housing for you

Three plain-language questions — no income calculations, no jargon.

How many people live in your household?
Roughly what is your household's yearly income?
Which best describes your household?

Your suggested starting point

Answer the three questions and we'll point you to the program that usually fits best.

This is illustrative guidance only, not an eligibility determination. THA staff confirm eligibility during the application process.

Families first

Built around Tulsa families

From move-in day to after-school programs, THA's work is measured in the households it supports.

Photos of Tulsa families served by THA

THA properties

17 communities across Tulsa

Family sites, high-rises for elderly and disabled residents, and Project-Based Rental Assistance properties.

Community

Programs that build on housing

Housing is the start. These programs help households move toward the goals they set.

A senior resident smiling while picking tomatoes in a raised community garden bed

Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS)

FSS pairs a resident with a coordinator to set five-year goals — school, a certification, a first home — while rent-driven increases in earnings build an escrow savings account the family keeps when they graduate.

Escrow savings paid out at graduation

Governance

Board & Leadership

THA's Commissioners are appointed by the Mayor of the City of Tulsa and set policy for the agency.

Departments

Sample data — confirm against THA's current Board and Leadership pages before publishing.

News

News & Updates

Program news posted here, longer stories on the THA blog.

  • Program UpdateAugust 12, 2026

    Housing Choice Voucher waiting list opens for a limited window

    THA will accept pre-applications online and by phone. Assistance is available in person for applicants who need it.

  • THA in the NewsJuly 29, 2026

    Tulsa outlet covers progress at a THA redevelopment site

    Local coverage of construction milestones and what returning residents can expect.

  • BoardJuly 15, 2026

    Board of Commissioners elects new officers

    Commissioners, appointed by the Mayor of the City of Tulsa, selected leadership for the coming year.

  • CommunityJune 30, 2026

    Building Our Tomorrow Microgrant funds six resident projects

    From a community garden to a youth reading room, residents put small grants to work.

Contracting

Current RFPs & bids

Open solicitations with posting dates, due dates and documents.

Section 3

HUD's Section 3 rule means that when federal money funds housing work, contractors are expected to direct hiring and contracting opportunities to low-income residents and the businesses that employ them. THA can help you meet it.

Section 3 details

Help center

Questions we hear most

  • Start with the Apply For Housing page. You will choose between public housing at a THA community and the Housing Choice Voucher program, then complete a pre-application. If a waiting list is closed, you can sign up to be notified when it opens.

Contact THA

Report Fraud & Drug Activity

Reports can be made anonymously. You never have to give your name for a report to be taken seriously.

Call (918) 581-5760

Need another format?

THA provides information in large print, audio and Braille, and provides interpretation on request, at no cost to you. Call or email us and tell us what you need.

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