08/22/2026
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To: City of Tulsa (Tulsa 311 / Tulsa Police Department / City Council)
Date: August 22, 2026
Subject: Formal Public Safety
Complaint: Speeding and Signal Engineering Risks at 36th St N and N Peoria Ave.
I'm writing to formally submit a public safety complaint regarding the critical traffic conditions at the intersection of 36th Street North and North Peoria Avenue in Tulsa.
This location currently poses a severe, immediate danger to drivers and pedestrians due to non-compliant speeds and hazardous signal engineering.
First, vehicles regularly travel through this intersection at speeds well over the posted 40 mph limit. This excessive speeding directly violates established public safety standards and federal traffic management guidelines for safe urban intersections. High-speed traffic at this location significantly reduces reaction times and increases the severity of collisions.
Second, there is a dangerous engineering issue with the yellow light intervals at this signal. The current timing of the yellow light change does not match the actual, high-speed traffic flow. This creates a hazardous dilemma zone for drivers, forcing them to either slam on their brakes or risk entering the intersection during a red light.
The combination of excessive speed and flawed signal timing puts this intersection at an unacceptably high risk for severe accidents.
I request that the City of Tulsa immediately take the following actions:
1) Deploy Tulsa Police Department traffic units for targeted speed enforcement.
2) Conduct an engineering study on the traffic signal to correct and extend the yellow light timing interval.
3) Install enhanced speed zone signage to warn drivers and slow down traffic.
Please log this formal statement into the municipal tracking system and provide a case number.
I look forward to your prompt response regarding the steps the city will take to resolve these public safety hazards.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Phone Number]
[Your Email Address]