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Protecting the Perimeter: Your January Home Safety Brief
Winter is statistically the most dangerous time for home fires due to increased use of space heaters, fireplaces, and furnaces. Your detectors are your first line of defense.
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The Monthly Test: Don't just assume the little green light means it's working. Press and hold the "Test" button until the alarm sounds. It's a 30-second drill that could save your life.
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The Battery Mission: If you didn't change your batteries in the fall, do it now. Even hardwired units usually have a 9V backup battery.
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Defining Your 2026 Objectives
Defining Your 2026 Objectives
If you're reading this and thinking, "Wait, we're already a week into January," you aren't alone. I'll be the first to admit: I'm a little behind on this month's blog. But there's a good reason for the delay. I've spent the last few days exactly where I belong, working. I've been deep in the trenches with buyers just like you, scouting properties and mapping out strategic moves for the year ahead. More importantly, I've been finalizing my own goals for 2026 to ensure that my service to our Tulsa Veteran community is sharper and more effective than ever.
As a veteran, first responder, or patriot, you know that a delayed start is fine—as long as the mission is clear. Here is how we are going to attack your homeownership goals this January.
- Establish Financial Goal
Before you begin exploring floor plans, we need to secure and establish the best fin...
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January Intelligence & The Road Ahead
As we kick off this monumental year—the 2026 Route 66 Centennial—Tulsa is buzzing with more than just New Year's resolutions. This city was built by visionaries like Cyrus Avery, a man who saw a path for America where others just saw dirt.
If you're like me, you might feel a little behind on your January checklist because you've been busy working your own mission. Whether you're on shift at the station, pulling a double at the hospital, or scouting for that perfect "forever" home, there is a lot happening in our city this month to keep your spirits high and your sights set on the future.
1. Scouting the Route: Centennial Kick-Offs
Since Tulsa is the official "Capital of Route 66," the Centennial celebrations are starting early.
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December Events in Tulsa
Holiday Traditions ?
Tulsa Christmas Parade One of the city's oldest and most beloved traditions, the Tulsa Christmas Parade, has been entertaining families for nearly a century. The parade winds through the historic streets of downtown Tulsa, featuring festive floats, marching bands, and, of course, a visit from Santa Claus. This is a must-see for all ages.
Arvest Winterfest Located in the heart of downtown, Arvest Winterfest transforms the area into a winter wonderland. It features a massive outdoor ice rink, one of the tallest Christmas trees in the state, horse-drawn carriage rides, and live entertainment.
Philbrook Festival The Philbrook Museum of Art turns its stunning grounds into a magical light display each holiday season. The annual Philbrook Festival offers daytime activities and evening fun as hundreds of thousands of twinkling lights adorn the beautiful gardens. It's a perfect spot for a romantic date night or a fa...
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