County industry · Oklahoma
Crude Petroleum Extraction in Tulsa County, OK: 138 establishments
- 138Establishments in this industry
- 29Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
- 33Nursing facilities
- 884Hazardous-waste handlers
- 524Clean Air Act facilities
- 2,943Motor carriers
The U.S. Census Bureau counts 138 establishments in this industry in Tulsa County, employing 1,709 people in mid-March, on an annual payroll of $262,319 thousand. Crude Petroleum Extraction is filed by the Census under the six-digit industry code NAICS 211120, which is the code in this page’s address. Beside it, 4,413 federal facility and compliance records are on file in Tulsa County across 5 programs — collected by other agencies under other statutes and shown together because they describe the same place. By federal records on file, Tulsa County is the 2nd of 77 Oklahoma counties carrying records in more than one program.
What this page shows
This page describes Tulsa County, Oklahoma, under the industry code NAICS 211120, which carries a federal information processing code of 40143. The Census counts 138 establishments in this industry within the county, employing 1709 people as of mid-March with an annual payroll of 262319 thousand dollars. Of these establishments, 83 employ fewer than 5 people, while 23 employ between 5 and 9 people. This county holds 4413 federal facility and compliance records across 5 federal programs, placing it at position 2 among the state's counties carrying records. The 2022 Census vintage reports 33 nursing facilities and 29 hospitals filing Medicare cost reports, alongside 524 Clean Air Act facilities. The first-quarter payroll is listed at 92320 thousand dollars. There is no statement of change provided in the file. Federal regulatory compliance data from these 5 programs allows for the verification of environmental and operational standards within the 138 establishments. The presence of 4413 records indicates the scope of federal oversight applied to this specific sector in the region.
Establishments in this industry in Tulsa County 138
1,709 employees in mid-March · a first-quarter payroll of $92,320 thousand · an annual payroll of $262,319 thousand · establishments by size: 83 with fewer than 5 employees, 23 with 5 to 9 employees, 16 with 10 to 19 employees, 13 with 20 to 49 employees.
Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report in Tulsa County 29
- SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL TULSA · 934 beds
- HILLCREST MEDICAL CENTER TULSA · 447 beds
- ST. JOHN MEDICAL CENTER TULSA · 437 beds
- HILLCREST HOSPITAL SOUTH TULSA · 162 beds
- OSU MEDICAL CENTER TULSA · 143 beds
- PARKSIDE HOSPITAL INC. TULSA · 120 beds
- DOCTORS HOSPITAL TULSA · 118 beds
- SAINT FRANCIS HOSPITAL SOUTH TULSA · 104 beds
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Nursing facilities in Tulsa County 33
- Grace Skilled Nursing and Therapy Jenks Jenks · 187 beds
- Tulsa Center for Rehabilitation and Healthcare TULSA · 180 beds
- The Cottage Extended Care Tulsa · 176 beds
- Sand Springs Nursing and Rehabilitation Sand Springs · 173 beds
- Ambassador Manor Nursing Center Tulsa · 171 beds
- FOREST HILLS CARE AND REHABILITATION CENTER BROKEN ARROW · 159 beds
- Aspen Health and Rehab Broken Arrow · 126 beds
- Gracewood Health & Rehab Tulsa · 121 beds
Hazardous-waste handlers in Tulsa County 884
52 large quantity generators · 97 small quantity generators · 3 treatment, storage or disposal facilities · 192 with at least one violation on record.
Clean Air Act facilities in Tulsa County 524
21 classified as major sources.
Motor carriers in Tulsa County 2,943
Other industries recorded in Tulsa County
- Full-Service Restaurants 612
- Limited-Service Restaurants 607
- Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists) 547
- Religious Organizations 524
- Offices of Lawyers 493
- Insurance Agencies and Brokerages 478
- Offices of Real Estate Agents and Brokers 387
- Offices of Dentists 292
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- Hazmat transport and generation in Tulsa County
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Other public records in Oklahoma
- RILEY PASS URANIUM MINES SITE, OKLAHOMA CITY Water discharge permit
- CITY OF TULSA-MS4 STORMWATER, TULSA Water discharge permit
- OKLAHOMA CITY-MS4, OKLAHOMA CITY Water discharge permit
- KICKAPOO VALLEY MHU PROJECT, MCLOUD Water discharge permit
- POLICE & COURTS, WYANDOTTE Water discharge permit
- OKLAHOMA TURNPIKE (SH-375) & RAGAN RD. INTERCHANGE, MCALESTER Water discharge permit
- FOX RUN MEADOWS, NEWKIRK Water discharge permit
- LAWTON EASTSIDE TO LAWTON 112TH AND W. GORE, LAWTON Water discharge permit
- JOB CONSTRUCTION CO INC / PLT 27 2 HARTSHORNE, HARTSHORNE Air emission source
- P AND K STONE LLC / P AND K PORTABLE PLANT 1, OKLAHOMA CITY Air emission source
- OILSTONE LLC / SHADY POINT PLANT, SHADY POINT Air emission source
- VAN EATON READY MIX / VICKIE SITE, OKLAHOMA CITY Air emission source
- CUMMINS CONSTRUCTION CO INC / CUMMINS PLANT 2758, CLAREMORE Air emission source
- SCHIRALLI CONSTRUCTION CORP / PORTABLE PLANT 1, WILSON Air emission source
- T AND G CONSTRUCTION INC / P 3 1 ASPHALT PLANT, STRATFORD Air emission source
- YOUNGMAN ROCK INC / MUSKOGEE FACILITY, PORTER Air emission source
Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.
County business counts from the U.S. Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns, 2022 county file. The Census publishes a cell only where three or more establishments are counted, which is its own suppression floor and this property’s page floor alike.