Small business loan match reduction in District 1
Summary
The Tulsa Housing Authority's commitment to a small business lending fund at 36th Street North dropped from about $1 million to $400,000, freeing up roughly $1.1 million in city loan fund dollars for other retail corridors.
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Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $1.1 million in loan fund capacity becomes available citywide.
Small businesses in retail market study corridors and along the BRT line can now apply for those funds.
District 1's Choice Neighborhood area gets a smaller business lending pool than originally promised.
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