That FBI report shows Tulsa at 565 violent crimes per 100,000 and Chicago at only 515. Hmmmm
Wasn't it two counties in or around OKC that went blue this last election? And you guys are picking on Tulsa?
How many violent crimes you have, doesn't matter nearly as much as how many violent crimes you report.
First question,
Does Tulsa have that many open jobs ?
Second question,
Could are brother and sisters, use this grant money to escape, from a anti-gun state? Flip the scrip......
Does Tulsa have that many open jobs ?
Second question,
Could are brother and sisters, use this grant money to escape, from a anti-gun state? Flip the scrip......
You have to be either self-employed or a remote employee in another state to qualify.
Dude, I don't even come close to believing those numbers are correct for Chicago.
If those are for the metro areas of each city, that's roughly 6,500 crimes for Tulsa vs almost 49,000 crimes for Chi-town.
Being the third largest city in the US has some drawbacks.
It's an interesting and innovative way to entice business to move into a city. Not much different than the deals municipalities make with companies...just on an individual level.
It's not a free for all. There are requirements and an application/selection process. I noticed the housing stipend only applies to those who are willing to move into a certain neighborhood as well.
It's not a free for all. There are requirements and an application/selection process. I noticed the housing stipend only applies to those who are willing to move into a certain neighborhood as well.
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