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Tulsa City-County Library

Tulsa City-County Library is a special district in Oklahoma.

Collected and spent

Not on file yet.

Where the money comes from

One tax.

Property tax
$0.532 per $100 of value
Source · Tulsa County Clerk / Excise Board, Tulsa City-County Library. Read on July 4, 2026.
DetailsTulsa City-County Library — Tulsa County's county-wide public library property levy, 5.32 mills on assessed value (Tulsa County assesses homes at 11% of fair cash value). Read from the Tulsa County Report to the Excise Board for fiscal year 2025, which certifies the tax-year-2024 levies (County Library 5.32 mills, county-wide). Oklahoma bills the levy-sheet mills directly (no reduction factor)

Who decides

Not on file yet.

When decisions happen

Not on file yet.

How to reach it

Not on file yet.

Also on this tax bill

A Tulsa City-County Library address pays these governments too.

On every bill in Tulsa City-County Library

Sources

What it is
Tulsa County Clerk / Excise Board, Tulsa City-County Library. Read on July 4, 2026.
DetailsTulsa City-County Library — Tulsa County's county-wide public library property levy, 5.32 mills on assessed value (Tulsa County assesses homes at 11% of fair cash value). Read from the Tulsa County Report to the Excise Board for fiscal year 2025, which certifies the tax-year-2024 levies (County Library 5.32 mills, county-wide). Oklahoma bills the levy-sheet mills directly (no reduction factor)
Taxes
Tulsa County Clerk / Excise Board, Tulsa City-County Library. Read on July 4, 2026.
DetailsTulsa City-County Library — Tulsa County's county-wide public library property levy, 5.32 mills on assessed value (Tulsa County assesses homes at 11% of fair cash value). Read from the Tulsa County Report to the Excise Board for fiscal year 2025, which certifies the tax-year-2024 levies (County Library 5.32 mills, county-wide). Oklahoma bills the levy-sheet mills directly (no reduction factor)

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