Tulsa County

State Sales Tax: 4.500%
County Sales Tax: 0.367%
City of Broken Arrow Sales Tax: 3.55%
Total Sales Tax: 8.417%

Tulsa County Property Tax Information 

Wagoner County

State Sales Tax: 4.50%
County Sales Tax: 1.30%
City of Broken Arrow Sales Tax: 3.55%
Total Sales Tax: 9.35%

Wagoner County Property Tax Information

Public Schools

• Broken Arrow Public Schools serves the majority of families in the City.
• Union Public Schools serves a large portion of the west side of the City.
• Bixby Public Schools serves families in the southwestern portion of BA.

Private Schools

Other options for families within Broken Arrow include:

• All Saints Catholic School
• Legacy Christian Academy
• Immanuel Christian Academy
• Kids In Motion Academy
• New Covenant Academy
• Summit Christian Academy

Tulsa Achieves

For students who live on the Tulsa County side of Broken Arrow, Tulsa Community College's innovative Tulsa Achieves program answers the question of how to pay for college. Through Tulsa Achieves, full tuition and fees are provided for every high school senior, public or private, who graduates with a 2.0 grade point average and commits to begin college the fall following their senior year. The Tulsa Achieves program, which started in 2007, has become a nationally recognized model being replicated at other colleges across the country.

Visit TCC’s website for details.

Higher Ed and Technical in Broken Arrow

• Northeastern State University - Broken Arrow
• Tulsa Technology Center – Broken Arrow
• Rhema Bible Training College

Higher Ed Nearby

• University of Tulsa
• Tulsa Community College
• University of Oklahoma
• Oklahoma State University
• Oral Roberts University
• Northeastern State University
• University of Arkansas

While only one hospital operates within the City, several options exist very nearby in Tulsa. These are the closest to the City.

• Ascension St. John BA, 1000 W. Boise Cir. (Albany St. and Elm Pl.)
• Saint Francis Hospital South, 10501 E. 91st St. (91st and Highway 169 in Tulsa)
• Hillcrest Hospital South, 8801 S. 101st E. Ave. (91st and Highway 169 in Tulsa)

Broken Arrow is served by the Tulsa City-County Library System which operates two Libraries in the City.

• Broken Arrow Library, 300 W. Broadway Ave. (Broadway between Elm and Main)
• South Broken Arrow Library, 3600 S. Chestnut Ave. (Off New Orleans, west of Aspen)

• Broken Arrow Post Office, 1701 S. Main St. (Main St, north of Washington)
• East Broken Arrow, 2801 E. Kenosha St. (Kenosha St, east of 23rd)

Drivers Licenses/Oklahoma ID/Vehicle Registration

• Driver Testing
  • Oklahoma Department of Public Safety, 1635 S. Main St.
• License/ID and Vehicle Registration
  • Broken Arrow Tag Agency, 24232 E. Hwy 51 (Highway 51 and 241st E. Ave.)
  • Central Park Tag Agency, 824 S. Elm Pl. (Elm and Houston)
  • Forest Ridge Tag Agency, 1158 N 38th St. (Kenosha and 37th St.)
  • Indian Springs Tag Agency, 8216 S. Elm Pl (Elm and Jasper)
• Oklahoma REAL ID information

• Tulsa Health Department, 5051 S. 129th E. Ave., Tulsa (51st and 129th in Tulsa)
• Wagoner County Health Department, 28596 E. 141st St. S., Coweta (West of Hwy 51 on 141st in Coweta)

Several great charities exist around Broken Arrow serving a variety of causes, from feeding the less fortunate to finding homes for rescue animals. Some of the more prominent organizations include:

• Broken Arrow Neighbors
• A New Leaf
• Gatesway Foundation

The Tulsa County Court Clerk opened a satellite office in Broken Arrow in early 2021. This location can process marriage licenses, ministerial licenses, certified marriage license copies, and certified divorce copies dated from 2007 or after.  Some of these documents are needed for the Oklahoma Real ID program.

Tulsa County Court Clerk Satellite Office
123 N. Main St. (near College and Main) in Broken Arrow
Phone number: 918-596-8991
Hours: 8 a.m.-5p.m., Monday-Friday (Closed noon-1 p.m. for lunch.  No applications are accepted after 4:30 p.m.)

Alzheimer Support is a free service that assists Broken Arrow families who have loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Through our free search tool and database of Alzheimer’s care facilities, families in need of care for their loved ones can locate licensed care homes and communities in the Broken Arrow area that are best equipped to provide care for their loved ones.

Alzheimer Support

Broken Arrow is a City that respects, honors, and remembers our veterans past and present.  The Broken Arrow Mayor’s Council of Veterans Affairs, newly established by Mayor Debra Wimpee, will be not only a direct line to the Mayor and City leadership, but also a direct line between local veterans and veterans service organizations in the area.  The goal is to create a community of support, information and education for one of our most important demographics, our veterans.

 All organizations that offer services for Veterans are invited to attend, as well as any military members that would like to learn or share pertinent information with the Council.

The meetings will be held the 4^th Thursdays of each month at 1:30 at the Broken Arrow Veterans Center, 1117 S Main Street, Broken Arrow.

Oklahoma is in the midst of a drug abuse and overdose epidemic and is especially growing in Broken Arrow. Drug overdose deaths far exceed vehicular and firearm fatalities and is one of the top 10 leading causes of death in the state. Opioid abuse has led to over 1,300 overdose deaths in the last 5 years, of which over 500 are fentanyl related.

For more information, click here

Broken Arrow Police Department and the City of Broken Arrow must balance offering compassionate assistance to individuals experiencing financial hardship, enforcement of applicable laws, and ensuring the quality of life for all Broken Arrow residents.

It is important to understand that not all panhandlers are homeless. Likewise, not all homeless persons are panhandlers.

Upon receipt of a call, Broken Arrow Police Officers will check the wellbeing of a person who has been reported as being homeless. Officers will explain services that are available to those in need, and offer transportation to local shelters. Oftentimes, individuals are not interested, and decline the offers of assistance. Once police have checked on an individual and determined their safety is not in immediate jeopardy and no violations of the law are occurring, officers will not be reassigned to check on the individual again in the same 10-hour shift, provided circumstances have not changed.

Panhandling is not a crime and has been determined by courts to be a constitutionally protected form of free speech.

If you feel compelled to help a panhandler, you are encouraged to redirect your generosity and give through the Giving That Makes Cents campaign. A donation of $2.11 to John 3:16 Mission will provide a hot meal and safe shelter to someone in need. Text BA to 50155 or click here to donate today.

In response to concerns brought forward from citizens, the Broken Arrow City Council adopted a new ordinance regarding aggressive begging. The purpose of the ordinance is to protect the rights and safety of those who are approached by individuals who are asking for money or things, while not limiting the solicitors' constitutional rights. Ordinance 3773 makes it unlawful for any person to aggressively beg, panhandle, or solicit any other person and is punishable as a Class A offense. You may review the ordinance here.