Tulsa enforces weed abatement. Oklahoma Noxious Weed Law (2 O.S. §3-101) applies statewide. County weed boards enforce.
Tulsa requires property owners to keep lots free of excessive weeds and overgrown vegetation. The Oklahoma Noxious Weed Law (2 O.S. §3-101 et seq.) establishes statewide noxious weed lists enforced by county weed boards. Annual weed abatement notices sent to vacant lot owners. City crews abate non-compliant properties and charge owners via lien. Fire hazard concerns drive enforcement during dry, windy Oklahoma summers.
Notice to abate. City clears at owner’s expense ($150 to $500+). Administrative fee + property lien.
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