Tulsa Tech students climb 110 flights of stairs to honor 9/11 first responders
Tulsa Tech criminal justice students honored 9/11 first responders with a memorial stair…
Read the story →Oklahoma officers serving their communities, the officers we remember, and the ways to help their families.
Oklahoma officers and deputies doing good where they live and work.
Tulsa Tech criminal justice students honored 9/11 first responders with a memorial stair…
Read the story →A Broken Arrow police officer is being called a hero after his quick response saved a young boy from drowning in a pond at Events Park.
Read the story →Tulsa police made a different kind of house call this week.
Read the story →The Tulsa Police Academy’s latest class handed out toys at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church on Saturday.
Read the story →A program that connects Tulsa police officers and students is working to create a positive relationship between the two.
Read the story →More than 1,000 people are experiencing homelessness in Tulsa. But one man, in particular, caught the eye of hundreds in the community.
Read the story →Officers who were hurt or gave their lives, and the people who keep their names alive.
682 names of state, county, municipal, tribal and federal officers who died in the line of duty, on the grounds of the Department of Public Safety in Oklahoma City. A memorial service is held every May.
Visit the memorial →The national memorial to officers who died in the line of duty, with its full list for Oklahoma.
See Oklahoma’s fallen →In the news
Gov. Kevin Stitt has ordered flags flown at half-staff until sunset Friday to honor a federal wildlife officer who died Saturday.
Read the story →It’s National Police Week, and agencies around the country are honoring fallen officers.
Read the story →The Tulsa Police Officer’s Memorial has a new inductee. His name is Jerad Lindsey.
Read the story →The legacy of Sgt. Craig Johnson, a Tulsa police sergeant killed in the line of duty during a traffic stop in June, will live on in a new policing initiative.
Read the story →Charities that stand behind officers and their families when they need it most.
Concerns of Police Survivors provides resources to help rebuild the lives of surviving families of Oklahoma officers killed in the line of duty.
Support survivors →A nonprofit set up to help Oklahoma City officers and their families in times of need, including families of officers who became ill or died in the line of duty.
Give to OKC officers →The charitable foundation of the Tulsa Fraternal Order of Police, Lodge 93.
Give to Tulsa officers →Runs on donations alone, with no government funding. Gifts keep up the memorial and pay for the service each May.
Donate to the memorial →Pays off the mortgages of families of first responders killed in the line of duty, including Oklahoma officers.
Learn about the program →News from Oklahoma’s sheriffs and deputies, plus the association’s scholarships and memorial work.
Read OSA news →In the news
Siller Family Honors Fallen Heroes as Tour Makes 40th Stop and Foundation Announces 55 Mortgage Payoffs…
Read the story →The tour will next visit the White House in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, September 8th at 10:00 AM BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS [September 3, 2026] — On Wednesday, September 3rd, the Tunnel to Towers…
Read the story →The Tunnel to Towers Foundation is honored to announce it has paid, in full, the mortgages on the homes of Tulsa Fire Department Firefighter/Paramedic Ryan Phillips and Midwest City Police Department Sergeant Frank Rodriguez…
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