Who Are We?
We are a group of Homeowners in a 100+ year old mid-town Tulsa subdivision. We are a safe, well established community of approximately 130 homes with wonderful neighbors. We enjoy each others’ company at various social events and communicate via a newsletter as well as this website. And, as our current logo proudly states, we believe ourselves to be “Quite Possibly the Best Neighborhood in Tulsa!”
How much are the Homeowner Dues in Bren Rose?
Homeowner dues in Bren Rose are $275 per year.
How can I pay my dues?
You can pay your dues by check or online via this link.
What do my HOA dues go towards?
All of your dues go towards services and activities provided to residents of the neighborhood. The Bren-Rose Home Owners’ Association is proud to provide many services, including:
- Security: Cameras are installed at neighborhood entrances and residents have access to an in-person security firm when needed, including protecting the home of a deceased Bren Rose resident during the funeral service.
- Snow Removal: The Homeowners Association provides snow removal on the streets of Bren Rose if it snows more than four (4) inches.
- Insurance: To cover the Board and neighborhood activities in the event of something unforeseen.
- Neighborhood Newsletter: Periodic newsletter are sent to residents to alert them of events, security issues and other news in the neighborhood.
- Bren Rose Website: While new, our website will continue to expand and improve as time goes on.
- Social Events: Events for residents are all well attended, and include our Annual Meeting, a Kid’s Party, our neighborhood Halloween Party (a 50+ year tradition), Holiday Carriage Rides, and our Ladies Ornament Exchange, a long standing Bren Rose tradition).
What day is trash/recycling collected?
Our trash and recycling is picked up on Thursday mornings. If you opt for twice a week service, pickup is on Monday and Thursday. If you would rather not take your bins to the curb each week, back yard service is available from the City of Tulsa for an additional fee.
What’s with the sirens every Wednesday?
The City of Tulsa performs tests on our tornado sirens every Wednesday at noon, but only if the skies are clear. If you listen closely, you can hear the neighborhood dogs singing along.