Tulsa Officially Closes On Former State Farm Office; Plans To Transform Building Into New Public Safety Center

Tulsa City leaders including outgoing Mayor GT Bynum announced that they have officially closed on the former State Farm Insurance office.

The City of Tulsa signed a $25.5 million contract to buy an empty office building last November, and on Wednesday they finally "received the keys," although sources indicate that city officials have been able to plan and access the building over the last year.

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Located on the North side of the Broken Arrow Expressway near 129th East Avenue the city plans to turn the location into the new headquarters for police, fire, emergency management, and the real-time information center. First comes renovations, which city leaders say will cost roughly $19 million.

They expect the renovations to take a full year and plan to move in by late 2025.