2Q-2-2

Kevin Hern (R-OK01)

Tax Staffer: Jefferson Willis, jefferson.willis@mail.house.gov.

District Highlights (Through 2023)

  • 23 projects
  • 254,543,182 in NMTC allocation
  • 392,912,121 total project financing
  • 1,613 FTE jobs created or retained
  • 2,403 construction jobs created
  • 3 manufacturing businesses

23

projects

$254,543,182

NMTC Allocation

$392,912,121

in total project financing

1,613

FTE jobs

2,403

construction jobs

3

manufacturing and industrial businesses supported

NMTC Project Profiles (Inside the District)

Medefy, Inc. (2023)

Tulsa, OK

Medefy, Inc. (“Medefy”) is a healthcare app providing employers with the unique ability to directly guide and navigate their employees to make high-quality, low-cost individualized care decisions in real time.

Crossover Sports Association – Crossover Community Center (2022)

Tulsa, OK
NMTCs incentivized private investment from US Bank and created a subsidy which closed Crossover’s fundraising gap to develop the new community center.

Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma (2022)

Tulsa, OK

Project financed in both 2021 and 2022. Expansion of a food bank that will more than double their capacity to provide meals in its 24-county service area. CFBEO provides on-site

Oasis Fresh Market (2021)

Tulsa, OK

Tulsa Economic Development Corporation (TEDC) has constructed a new 17,000 sq. ft. grocery store in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The project is part of the ongoing redevelopment of Tulsa’s African American Community,

Westside YMCA of Tulsa (2020)

Tulsa, OK
NMTC financing was used to make some much needed improvements to a YMCA facility including to the pool, gym, adding air conditioning to the building.

Tandy Family YMCA and Healthy Living Center (2016)

Tulsa, OK
The Thornton Family YMCA has doubled its size to 92,000 sq. ft. with a project made possible by the NMTC

Universal Ford – Fox Building Renovations (2015)

Tulsa, OK
Renovation of a building in Tulsa's downtown warehouse and industrial district, now known as Brady Arts, site of the Tulsa race riot in 1921.

The Palace & Podium Buildings (2015)

Tulsa, OK
The renovation of the landmark building into a mixed-use building with ground floor retail and eight floors of residential apartments, including 30% affordable apartments; and the addition of the Podium

Living Arts of Tulsa (2010)

Tulsa, OK
Financing for the relocation of Living Arts, a prolific artist-based contemporary arts organization, into the Greenwood district.

Saint Francis Cancer Center (2010)

Tulsa, OK
Freestanding, state-of-the-art cancer center incorporates the latest advances in cancer treatment, all under one roof