What couldn't be improved?! Zero help. Aren't they paid by tax payers? Literally was sent from…read morecourt clerk to county clerk then back again to court clerk who basically said, "we don't do that service here and we can't tell you who can". All the while SIX employees (all female) were buried in their cell phones not even looking up. McIntosh county, you deserve better and it wouldn't take ANYTHING to get better!

The prettier of the two Federal Courts located in Tulsa. While it's not as simple as Michael…read moreScott, from the Office (US Version), believed, declaring bankruptcy is an important part of our legal system. I'm sure that having to declare chapter 7 or 13 (or even 11) can be a bit of an emotional ride, rest assured that everyone that works with and within the court system is friendly. Plus, it couldn't occur in a more picturesque establishment. Every time I leave, I always take the chance to look up at the intricate ceiling.

I came here one Friday to speak at the regular weekly staff meeting of the juvenile probation…read moreofficers. (I was doing marketing for my agency.) The offices are located in a business complex that looks like a strip mall from the outside. The signs for it are small, so I actually drove right past it a couple of times. It's in north Tulsa, and the neighborhood around it is run down - filled with closed businesses and vacant houses. Fortunately the interior of the offices is clean and comfortable, if a little institutional. Then again, what else would you expect from a government run space. What I was really impressed by, though, were the people who work there. They have a thankless job that most people - myself included - couldn't do, but they work hard at it, trying their best to make a difference in the lives of kids whose backgrounds are often traumatic and chaotic.

For your information, vandals and junkies have been hanging around Clinton Oaks Cemetery at night…read more I have spoken with some of the neighbors encouraging us to watch out for each other, and also to put up more lighting at night like motion detectors and such. Thank you for your hard work and energy! Be blessed!

I'll be honest, coming here gives me the creeps. It's worse than going to the hospital and dentist…read morecombined. Law enforcement gives me the willies. This is the place you have to go to tho if you want a fingerprint card and local background check. Fingerprint cards cost $5 and background check is $8. There's a visitor lot on the west side of the building. The actual building is on the corner of 1st and Denver. The place is clean and while the deputies staffing the place are not very personable they are efficient.

Small library that keeps me linked into the Tulsa County Library system. It seems to be a hoppin…read morelil place. The computers are always in use as are many other things they had avalible. I generally use,this as a pick up order books & Very convenient for returning books back into the main library system. I think they could benefit from larger facilities if the budget allowed. I believe it would benefit the city of Jenks as I think the upgrades would be well uitilized.

The Jenks library is really awesome! It's small, but I can always find something good to read…read more The location is convenient to anyone who drives through Jenks proper - it's pretty much in the middle of town and is open six days a week. (On Sundays the regional libraries are open.) There are decently sized sections for non-fiction, fiction, and children's books. I'm also often pleasantly surprised at how many people are using the computers, chairs, etc. One of the best features of the entire library system is that you can find a book online and have it delivered to the library of your choice. I'll often search the catalog online and request a book be reserved for me for pick-up at the Jenks location. A few days later I'll drop by the library and it's on the reserved shelf for me! Finally, the prices can't be beat. A library card is $0. Each rental is $0 and you can borrow multiple books at once. Admission is $0. The restrooms and water fountains are $0. The library is a great value! I highly recommend the Jenks library!

The first two floors of this building were built in 1924 in gothic style. In 1930, four more…read morestories were added in the art deco style. I actually like the gothic part better than the art deco on this building. Southwestern Bell was always good about interesting architecture on their buildings. It on the National Register of

Art Deco building designed by Harry H. Mahler and built in 1936. The clock on the clock tower…read moredidn't work for many years, but a couple of decades ago a guy volunteered to fix it and did. I surfed the net to try and find the article, but that was way before internet. I always appreciated the guy that fixed the clock. This on the National Register of Historic Places and is a famous Art Deco building in most Art Deco books!

The Mayo Motor Inn was designed by the important architect, Leon B. Senter. I don't know how it…read moreescaped demolition, but it is still going with a new coat of paint. It is on the National Register of Historic Places. I am not crazy about streamline art deco, but this place is used and it is maintained, so it gets 5 stars. The neon sign is a plus! This is in the Tulsa Art Deco book.

These folks are absolutely wonderful, friendly, helpful and all around good people to be on your…read moreside. I had to have to have some assistance with a harassing business owner, and they handled it for me just like that. Also, the officer gave me some really sage legal advice. I'm so thankful for our men and women in uniform!!

WHY I HATE THE BAPD- A red truck QXE-994 trapped me from leaving the Drive Thru. I honked and he…read moregave me the finger and would not move. Instead of Road Rage, I decided to report him for obstruction of traffic. Ofr. Q. Smith did not care and said QXE-994 "did not break the law." Over the phone, Sgt. Toliver agreed with Smith. Toliver invited me to return to Drive Thru and he will show me how I could have "just went around." I could not go around because there's a cement curb, so, on empty streets, I hurried back over to the restaurant to make my point with Toliver. There was a heavy police presence for some reason and as soon as I got there, Ofr. McNelly pulled me over at the entrance. About 3 or 4 cops were screaming at me, yell-spitting, and blinded me in the eyes with a flashlight. They behaved as if I killed people and caused several accidents. All this Three Stooges nonsense just because I wanted to report QXE-994 for blocking me from leaving. The cops did not care and protected QXE-994 to do it again to someone else. Had I known BAPD were going to be childish, useless, and protect QXE-994's disorderly behavior, I would have Road Raged. When I complained to the police station, Major Garrett said, "There's nothing we can do since it happened on private property." Interesting how a bunch of cops were there when I returned doing something on the same private property. Plus, the internet has lots of videos of the police responding to Drive Thru incidents. So, apparently, if a person decides to park and eat at the Drive Thru window, it's perfectly fine to force the line of cars behind to wait till they're finished eating and drive off at their leisure according to the BAPD. Absolutely ridiculous!! I have more bad stories about the BAPD, but I'm only allowed one complaint.