Kevin Canfield

Tulsa World Reporter

For the moment, Mayor Monroe Nichols isn’t saying whether he intends to ask city councilors to call an election to raise more money for city operations through a sales tax increase or the issuance of general obligation bonds.

He’s not talking, in part, because he wants to do more listening. On Wednesday, he’ll launch a second series of community conversations on a wide array of challenges facing the city.

Five meetings, multiple topics: public safety, alternative response and mental health; essential and daily services; children, youth and family outcomes; homelessness and housing; and neighborhood conditions/vitality.

The mayor is not expected to present any funding proposals at the meetings, but they are meant to inform his decision-making proce

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