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Final Meeting of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission – September 3, 2026

City Council — Thursday, September 3, 2026
BodyTulsa, Oklahoma
SessionCity Council
DateThursday, September 3, 2026
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0:09

Good afternoon.

0:11

I'd like to welcome everyone to the very last Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission ever in the city of Tulsa.

0:19

The city and county have separated our and are going to conduct their own independent planning commissions after this one minute meeting.

0:29

So I call this meeting to order.

0:32

Item number one.

0:33

Anybody?

0:36

I'll move to approve.

0:37

Meeting minutes.

0:38

Second.

0:39

We have a motion by Commissioner Hood, a second by Commissioner Shivill for the approval of item one.

0:43

All those in favor?

0:46

Opposed?

0:48

And those items are approved.

0:50

Before we adjourn, I'd like to thank Commissioner Craddock, Commissioner Whitlock, Commissioner Q, and Commissioner Fugate for serving.

0:58

I had fun with you guys, and I hope you guys have fun at the county from here on out.

1:03

So it's been a pleasure serving the citizens of the county and the city all these years.

1:19

And I can say that you all have done that on this commission, and I wish you the best moving forward.

1:30

So they'll be very grateful.

1:36

Are you saying challenge for the county?

1:40

I'm going to hold comment until uh Chairman Walker.

1:43

Thank you for the nice comments.

1:46

And again, greatly enjoyed serving the citizens of Tulsa County and grateful, grateful for Commissioners Lee and uh the work that he does.

1:55

So thank you guys.

1:56

You bet greatly enjoy this.

1:57

You bet.

1:58

I will make a motion for adjournment.

2:01

Oh Jeannie, yes.

2:03

I just want to thank you guys for teaching me so much every day, not just while I've been on this board, but before, and learning what I've learned to bring to the county to be able to stir them up.

2:17

But thank you so much for allowing me and thanks Susan Miller again and her wonderful staff for all they do for our city.

2:26

But thank you guys for serving.

2:28

You bet.

2:28

All right.

2:29

I may have a motion for adjournment.

2:30

I make that motion to adjourn.

2:32

Second.

2:33

Oh, we have a motion by Commissioner Craddock, a second by Commissioner Whitlock.

2:37

All those are in favor?

2:39

Opposed?

2:41

We are adjourned.

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Summary of Proceedings

Final Meeting of the Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission – September 3, 2026

The Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission (TMAPC) held its final meeting on September 3, 2026, marking the dissolution of the joint city-county planning body. The meeting was brief, lasting only a few minutes, and consisted solely of approving the previous meeting's minutes and closing remarks by commissioners. No public comments or substantive discussion items were presented.

Consent Calendar

  • The commission unanimously approved the minutes from Meeting No. 2967 (August 19, 2026) via a motion by Commissioner Hood, seconded by Commissioner Shivill. The vote was unanimous with no opposition.

Key Outcomes

  • The commission approved the minutes as the only official action.
  • Chairman Walker and other commissioners expressed gratitude to departing members Commissioners Craddock, Whitlock, Q, Fugate, and staff (notably Susan Miller) for their service.
  • The commission adjourned with a motion by Commissioner Craddock, seconded by Commissioner Whitlock, concluding the final TMAPC meeting. Future planning functions will be handled by separate city and county commissions.

Note: The meeting date of September 3, 2026, is used per the summary instructions, though the agenda listed September 2, 2026.

Meeting Transcript

Good afternoon. I'd like to welcome everyone to the very last Tulsa Metropolitan Area Planning Commission ever in the city of Tulsa. The city and county have separated our and are going to conduct their own independent planning commissions after this one minute meeting. So I call this meeting to order. Item number one. Anybody? I'll move to approve. Meeting minutes. Second. We have a motion by Commissioner Hood, a second by Commissioner Shivill for the approval of item one. All those in favor? Opposed? And those items are approved. Before we adjourn, I'd like to thank Commissioner Craddock, Commissioner Whitlock, Commissioner Q, and Commissioner Fugate for serving. I had fun with you guys, and I hope you guys have fun at the county from here on out. So it's been a pleasure serving the citizens of the county and the city all these years. And I can say that you all have done that on this commission, and I wish you the best moving forward. So they'll be very grateful. Are you saying challenge for the county? I'm going to hold comment until uh Chairman Walker. Thank you for the nice comments. And again, greatly enjoyed serving the citizens of Tulsa County and grateful, grateful for Commissioners Lee and uh the work that he does. So thank you guys. You bet greatly enjoy this. You bet. I will make a motion for adjournment. Oh Jeannie, yes. I just want to thank you guys for teaching me so much every day, not just while I've been on this board, but before, and learning what I've learned to bring to the county to be able to stir them up. But thank you so much for allowing me and thanks Susan Miller again and her wonderful staff for all they do for our city. But thank you guys for serving. You bet. All right. I may have a motion for adjournment. I make that motion to adjourn. Second. Oh, we have a motion by Commissioner Craddock, a second by Commissioner Whitlock. All those are in favor? Opposed? We are adjourned.

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