City of Tulsa Offers Free Firewood to Residents

Tulsa residents can pick up free firewood at the City's Mulch Site with proof of residency.

Published on Feb. 5, 2026

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The City of Tulsa is offering free firewood to residents, with the wood coming from storm-damaged trees. Residents can pick up the firewood at the City's Mulch Site at 2100 N. 145th East Ave., but must provide proof of residency and self-load the wood. Officials are urging residents to follow burn safety rules and check for any city burn bans.

Why it matters

This free firewood program provides a valuable resource to Tulsa residents, especially those who may be struggling with heating costs during the winter months. It also helps the city dispose of storm debris in a useful way.

The details

The free firewood is available on a first-come, first-served basis at the City of Tulsa Mulch Site. Residents must show proof of Tulsa residency, such as a utility bill or driver's license, in order to receive the wood. They will then need to self-load the firewood into their own vehicles. The city is advising residents to follow all burn safety guidelines and check for any active burn bans before using the wood.

  • The free firewood program is currently available to Tulsa residents.

The players

City of Tulsa

The local government of Tulsa, Oklahoma, which is providing the free firewood to residents.

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The takeaway

This free firewood program is a helpful initiative by the City of Tulsa to support residents and responsibly dispose of storm debris. It demonstrates the city's commitment to serving the community, especially during the winter months when heating costs can be a burden for many.