Tulsa, OK Public Conduct: Outdoor Smoking Restrictions (2026)
Key Facts
- Where banned
- All city-owned property, parks, recreation areas
- Fine range
- $10 to $100 per violation
- Streets/sidewalks
- Not covered by this section
- Enforced by
- Police and code enforcement officials
Summary
Tulsa bans tobacco and vapor product use on all municipal property, indoor and outdoor, including every city park and recreational area, with fines up to $100 per violation.
Using tobacco products and vapor products is prohibited on all municipal property, indoor and outdoor, including parks and recreational areas. ... Any person who knowingly violates this Section shall be punished by a citation and fine of not less than Ten Dollars ($10.00) and not more than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) in accordance with the City of Tulsa Penal Code.
Full Breakdown
Tulsa Revised Ordinances Title 27, Chapter 22, § 2208 prohibits using tobacco products and vapor products on all municipal property, both indoor and outdoor, including parks and recreational areas. The city must post signs at each entry point to a restricted outdoor area, and violators face a citation and fine of $10 to $100. The rule does not extend to city streets or sidewalks, and it applies on top of any places already off-limits under Oklahoma's Smoking in Public Places and Indoor Workplaces Act.
Violations & Fines
Citation and fine of $10 to $100 per offense; each instance of use is a separate violation and is also declared a public nuisance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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