Tax Increment Financing (TIF) and Tax Incentive Districts (TID)
Funding the Future of Tulsa
Tax Increment Financing (TIF) is a funding tool used to encourage and leverage private and public investment in specific areas of Tulsa. TIF is used to build and repair public infrastructure, encourage placemaking, and assist in the development of unproductive properties. Funds are generated over a period of up to 25 year by growth in the Assessed Value (AV) of properties and the sales tax generated by business activities within a designated district. PartnerTulsa currently manages TIF Districts in Downtown Tulsa, the intersection of 11th and Lewis, the Peoria Mohawk Business Park and 36th St. North and MLK Boulevard, with more in the works as shown in our Quick Links.
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Annual Consolidated TIF Reports
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Project Anthem Tax Increment District
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Woodland Hills TIF
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Downtown Area TIF
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11th and Lewis TIF
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36th St North & MLK TIF
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Peoria Mohawk TIF
Each year PartnerTulsa compiles data on the performance of TIF districts across the city and makes that data available publicly. If you are seeking data for a different year or need additional TIF performance information, please contact Mike Dickerson.
The Woodland Hill Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District was created to fund the redevelopment of the western part of Woodland Hills Mall, where the Scheels store is located as well as public improvements in the surrounding commercial corridor. The 240,000sf Scheel’s store, employing over 450 people, opened in Fall 2024.
Downtown Area TIF
PartnerTulsa currently manages several TIF districts within the Downtown area that were created to assist in the development of unproductive properties and the construction of public improvements. Several Downtown TIF Districts were active in 2018, while others remain inactive until the revenues from private development can be fully leveraged. If you are interested in how the Downtown TIF Project Plan can assist you and your Downtown Development, please contact Mike Dickerson at PartnerTulsa.
11th and Lewis TIF
The two TIF Districts at 11th and Lewis were created to leverage private investment along Route 66 to fund placemaking and public infrastructure within the Market District. Click here to download the project plan.
36th St North & MLK TIF
The TIF District at the intersection of 36th St North and MLK Boulevard was created to assist in the development of a mixed use development at the intersection. The project, which includes a hotel, residential, and retail component, is expected to commence construction in early 2022. Click here to download the project plan.
Peoria Mohawk TIF
The Peoria Mohawk TIF project plan was created to leverage the investment from private companies at the Peoria Mohawk Business Park to improve housing conditions and encourage housing development in the surrounding area. The TIF was adopted in 2019 and is currently collecting revenues. PartnerTulsa expects to launch a number of housing programs funded from the revenues beginning in 2025.
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