Gilcrease Hills is within the Tulsa city limits. The city provides infrastructure services. Contact the city here: https://www.cityoftulsa.org/

Gilcrease Hills is in Osage County, not Tulsa County. Here’s a link to the services provided by the county, including voter registration: https://osage.okcounties.org/

I’m Angela Williams. Neighbors, if you're looking for someone who can help your child with algebra, geometry, and algebra 2... I can help. Please contact me at angelamowilliams@yahoo.com

We are gathering history from people who used the Green Book, a guide to African American road travelers in the pre-civil-rights era (1933-1963). If you traveled with the Green Book, you are a hero and we want to hear your story and recognize you! With your photos and stories, we want to make the invisible, visable. We're also interested in your stories from today--tell us about the places you've felt welcomed on the road. We are all travelers together. History speaks--travelers listen. Here’s our site: https://historypin.org/en/greenbook

A Tulsa Public Pre-K - Fifth Grade elementary school that was originally built by the Gilcrease Hills community and called Academy Central. Our homeowners association donates school supplies and sponsors fun events for the kids. https://www.tulsaschools.org/gla

Gilcrease Museum, also known as the Thomas Gilcrease Institute of American History and Art, houses the world's largest, most comprehensive collection of art of the American West, as well as a growing collection of art and artifacts from Central and South America.

Helpful regional resources

Emily Oakley works with us to help recognize the significance of our ancient forest here in Gilcrease Hills. Besides being a forester, Emily and her husband run Three Springs Farm, an organic vegetable farm.

Roberta Clardy coaches tennis at the Gilcrease Hills tennis court. Contact her to sign up for private group or individual lessons at robertaclardy@gmail.com

A & D’s has meat of all kinds and a few home baked desserts. Come on in, have a seat, and grab a snack. A & D’s Meat Market is owned by Anita Vaughn and Delisha Johnson. It’s just down from the Subway in the Gilcrease Hills Center 529 N Gilcrease Museum Road.
Open 9am - 7pm Monday - Saturday
Phone: (918) 404-3065

Sarah Cross, who runs Across the Prairie, has donated her time and expertise on native plants. (as well as the plants themselves!) to us in Gilcrease Hills. Sarah’s nursery features safe, pesticide-free, native-plant sales in Tulsa, OK. Plants are available seasonally at area sales events. Plants may also be picked up by appointment, near 31st and Sheridan, or delivery in the Tulsa area.

Tribal Alliance for Pollinators (TAP) is a new non-profit organization born out of the groundswell of support generated by the Tribal Environmental Action for Monarchs (TEAM). TEAM is a coalition of seven tribal partners — Chickasaw, Seminole, Citizen Potawatomi, Muscogee Creek, Osage, Eastern Shawnee and Miami Nations — who are restoring monarch habitat on their lands with the assistance of Monarch Watch and the Euchee Butterfly Farm. The TEAM coalition has restored over 50,000 milkweeds and 30,000 native wildflowers to date on 350 acres of habitat.

The Ancient Cross Timbers Consortium has been established to unite educational institutions, government agencies, conservation organizations, and individuals around the research, educational, and conservation opportunities presented by the extensive old-growth forest remnants in our area. The Consortium has organized a unique network of cooperative research natural areas in ancient Cross Timbers remnants extending across 700 miles from southeastern Kansas to southern Texas. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) joins universities in Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas with private individuals, conservation organizations, and other federal, state, and municipal agencies in this consortium devoted to understanding and sustaining the natural environmental dynamics of this native ecosystem.

Consider saving money by changing your home or auto insurance.
Did you know most homeowners’ insurance rate have significantly increased over the last three years? Now is great time to explore your savings options. Insurance Broker, Cord Charvat and AAA Charvat Insurance is partnering with Gilcrease Hill HOA to save our homeowners money.
Charvat Insurance is a broker of 20+ insurance providers and can save you money today.
AAA Insurance offers countless discounts for customers, including free identity theft protection, several other discounts for individuals 65 and older.
Call Cord or one of this bilingual agents today!

Cord Charvat Insurance Broker
721 W Queens St Broken Arrow, OK 74012
Ph: (918) 872-8105
Cell: (918) 932-6343
Fax: (405) 972-3311
cord.charvat@aaaok.org

Teresa Escobedo Bilingual Insurance Agent
721 W Queens St. Broken Arrow, OK 74012
918.872.8105 P
tescobedo@aaaok.org