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State Demands Tulsa Pay for Encampment Cleanup | Tulsa News
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Tulsa’s on the hot seat as the state demands it clean up homeless encampments on state property — or face hefty bills. After a massive fall cleanup operation that removed 70+ camps, the state is pushing cities to shoulder more responsibility, citing past unpaid costs. Mayor says Tulsa already spends $2M/year on sanitation — making state demands feel unfair. State law enforcement made it clear: if Tulsa doesn’t comply, they’ll pursue every legal avenue to recover expenses. Oklahoma City’s facing the same pressure — signaling a statewide shift toward city-led solutions for encampments.
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