Welcome
The library has resources to meet your research needs. Find local history information in newspapers, maps, photos, directories and books from our Tulsa and Oklahoma history collections. Use our business database tools to create business plans, access company data and conduct market research. Get information for school projects, reports and research papers.
Research Center at Central Library
Access to Central Library's Research Center (third floor) is limited and is available by appointment only. Customers may make an appointment to use the Research Center for up to one hour per day. Appointments should be made 48 hours in advance. To schedule a time, please call Customer Care at 918‑549‑7323.
Business Center
The Business Center brings together an assortment of working tools and learning opportunities for our community’s business customers at no charge for library card holders. Our resources include a variety of databases for market and industry research, tools for business planning, legal guides for business, and more.
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Career Center
Finding a job takes a lot of time, energy and commitment. It can be a full-time job itself! The Tulsa City-County Library can help you navigate through these challenging economic times. Find all the best job positions currently available. Learn how to craft the perfect resume. Prepare yourself for the interview process. You are sure to find everything you need right here.
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Centro Hispano
Centro Hispano está ubicado en la Biblioteca Regional Martin e incluye recursos de libros y programas en inglés y español. Aprende sobre la cultura hispana, la historia, los problemas actuales y los viajes; asistir a talleres gratuitos, oradores invitados, exhibiciones de arte, programas educativos y entretenimiento; y utilice recursos para ayudarlo a aprender inglés o español.
Government Information
The Tulsa City-County Library (TCCL) offers the public free and unrestricted access to Federal Government information in print, microform and electronic formats. As a participant in the Federal Depository Library Program all of the federal, state, and local publications are part of the Research Center collections. Numerous research guides serve as finding aids to organize government sources of information and data.
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Nonprofit Resource Center
As a Funding Information Network partner of the Foundation Center, the Nonprofit Resource Center at TCCL provides visitors with free public access to the tools needed to form a nonprofit organization, search funding opportunities, write grant proposals and learn about the world of philanthropy. The Nonprofit Resource Center is located at the Central Library. The collection includes reference materials, circulating books, periodicals and access to databases such as Foundation Directory Online. The Nonprofit Resource Center is open and available to the public during regular library hours.
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Tulsa & Oklahoma History
To promote lifelong learning and contribute to a stronger community, Tulsa City-County Library collects, organizes, and preserves materials on the history of our area. We provide access to materials both online and in the Oklahoma Room. The Oklahoma Room is located on the 3rd floor of Central Library and is open to the public during regular library hours.
Go to Tulsa & Oklahoma History
Elections & Voting
- Elections & Voting
Find sample ballots, voter guides, polling place locations, candidate information and more.
Government Resources
Homeschooling in the Tulsa Area
Homeschooling in the Tulsa Area
Find Tulsa area co-ops, hybrid schools, meetup groups, extra curricular activities, and moreBroken Arrow Schools Virtual Options
Hybrid Schools
Broken Arrow Virtual Academy offers students across Oklahoma the best of both worlds—flexible online learning combined with supportive in-person opportunities. Our hybrid model empowers students to thrive academically while staying connected to teachers, peers, and resources that help them succeed. Broken Arrow Virtual Academy welcomes out-of-district transfers, requires in-person assessments, and encourages students to take advantage of our on-site support.
Virtual Academy
At Broken Arrow Virtual Academy, we go beyond traditional online learning. Our virtual school experience combines flexibility with individualized pathways designed to fit each student and family’s needs. With unique learning options, a supportive hybrid or blended model, and a focus on student success, BAVA empowers learners to thrive while giving families the freedom to choose what works best for them. Broken Arrow Virtual Academy welcomes out-of-district transfers, requires in-person assessments, and encourages students to take advantage of our on-site support.
Homeschool Help > Curriculum:
Broken Arrow Virtual Academy can partner with Oklahoma families who might choose to homeschool, providing a flexible hybrid model that enhances learning at home. By enrolling, parents and guardians gain access to certified teachers, proven curriculum, and valuable resources—offering both guidance and support while maintaining the freedom of a home-based education. Broken Arrow Virtual Academy welcomes out-of-district transfers, requires in-person assessments, and encourages students to take advantage of our on-site support.
- Email: virtual@baschools.org for more information.
Humanities
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Tax Forms & Tax Information
Maps
Thousands of maps, including aerial, geological, historical Tulsa and Oklahoma, as well as topographic, are available through the Research Center at Central Library.