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Setting up utilities in Tulsa

In Tulsa, Public Service Company of Oklahoma delivers electricity, Oklahoma Natural Gas delivers gas, the City of Tulsa Water and Sewer Department runs water and sewer, and the City of Tulsa Refuse and Recycling handles trash pickup.

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Start on psoklahoma.com (opens psoklahoma.com in a new tab)

Your utilities in Tulsa

Who to call for each service in Tulsa, and how to start it.

ServiceProviderHow to start

Electric

Public Service Company of Oklahoma

PSO is the AEP electric company that serves customers in Oklahoma.

To start: Create an account online and have your service location, start date and a security deposit ready.

Customer service1 (833) 776-7697Start on psoklahoma.com (opens psoklahoma.com in a new tab)

Gas

Oklahoma Natural Gas

Oklahoma Natural Gas supplies natural gas to customers in Oklahoma.

To start: Create an online account, then send a start request from the Service Order page. Any deposit or fees are shown during setup.

Customer service1 (800) 664-5463Start on oklahomanaturalgas.com (opens oklahomanaturalgas.com in a new tab)

Water & sewer

City of Tulsa Water and Sewer Department

The City manages Tulsa’s water and wastewater systems.

To start: Give the City your name, phone number, Social Security number and service address. A deposit may be added.

3111 (918) 596-2100Start on cityoftulsa.org (opens cityoftulsa.org in a new tab)

Trash & recycling

City of Tulsa Refuse and Recycling

Tulsa’s trash program offers household trash and recycling pickup.

To start: Call 311 and ask for residential trash and recycling service.

The City’s curbside recycling doesn’t cover businesses, schools or multi-family buildings, which should contract with a hauler or commercial recycler.

3111 (918) 596-2100Start on cityoftulsa.org (opens cityoftulsa.org in a new tab)

FAQ

Questions about moving to Tulsa

Ask the City, which turns on all three together. You can do it online if you’re a residential customer, by email, by calling 311, or in person at City Hall. Have your name, phone number, Social Security number and service address ready.

Maybe. The City may add a deposit to your account, and the amount depends on which services you need.

Sources: Public Service Company of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Natural Gas, City of Tulsa Water and Sewer Department, City of Tulsa Refuse and Recycling, EIA.

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