Nonprofit grocery and food truck court addressing a food desert on Pine Street
Summary
A much-needed grocery store, developed with Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, got $500,000 in vision funds and $250,000 in ARPA money, with a soft opening expected within a month.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
$750,000 in combined city vision and ARPA funds committed.
Residents of an underserved north Tulsa area gain access to fresh groceries.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Board of Adjustment - Mar 10, 2026
Tulsa Metropolitan Ministries is building a nonprofit grocery store at 5215 East Pine Street where food trucks will serve free meals to roughly 425 kids from two nearby schools. The board's special exception makes the food truck court possible.
Council (Regular) - Jan 21, 2026
A much-needed grocery store, developed with Tulsa Metropolitan Ministry, got $500,000 in vision funds and $250,000 in ARPA money, with a soft opening expected within a month.
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