SAFE 9 TULSAStronger Neighborhoods. Safer Streets. Hotline
Before you report

Report what you can see

Safe9 is for public documentation and follow-through. Official decisions stay with the responsible city or public agency.

Before you report

Keep it factual, visible, and safe.

The strongest reports are simple: a clear photo, a safe location, and issue items that match what is visible.

Possible issue items

What Safe9 can document

Trash, debris, or illegal dumping

Document loose trash, dumped items, broken glass, or debris blocking a public area.

Blocked sidewalks or streets

Show the obstruction and enough surroundings to make the location clear.

Abandoned property or vehicles

Record only visible conditions and how they affect access or safety.

Graffiti or property damage

Include a clear photo and the nearest safe address or intersection.

Encampment or outreach concern

Describe visible conditions that may need cleanup, outreach, or a welfare response.

Lighting or public safety concern

Use 911 for immediate danger; otherwise document the condition and contact the appropriate city line.

Informational only. A Safe9 report does not determine that a law was broken, identify fault, or replace emergency services.