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Tulsa police attend fall festival at Sequoyah Hills Baptist Church

By Fiona SamsonOctober 29, 2025 Community No Comments1 Min Read
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Tulsa, OK – On Sunday, officers from the Tulsa Police Gilcrease Division attended a fall festival at Sequoyah Hills Baptist Church.

Despite the cool, cloudy weather, dozens of families came out to visit with officers, enjoy games, collect candy, and receive Halloween-themed balloon animals.

Officers enjoyed seeing the creative costumes and thanked Sequoyah Hills Baptist Church for hosting the event, as well as everyone who attended to show their support.

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