The Community Medical Team is a group of trained volunteer responders committed to keeping our community safe and supported in moments of crisis. From basic first aid and CPR to Narcan administration, AED use, and trauma response training like Stop the Bleed and Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, CMT members build real-life skills to meet emergencies with calm, care, and confidence. We believe safety starts with us—and that every person empowered to act is a step toward a more prepared and resilient Tulsa.

The Social Behavior Team is a volunteer crew trained to respond to conflict and crisis with care, not punishment. Grounded in restorative justice, de-escalation, and mental health first aid, SBT members offer an alternative to traditional crisis response. They work to reduce harm, support people in distress, and attempt to connect those in crisis to the resources they need. By centering empathy, healing, and accountability, the SBT helps build a culture of safety rooted in community care.

The Community Weather Team is a group of trained volunteers dedicated to monitoring severe weather, reporting hazardous conditions, and supporting disaster response in real time. Equipped with weather spotting skills and an understanding of local risks, WxT members help keep neighbors informed and prepared before, during, and after storms. Whether alerting others to danger or assisting with community recovery, the WxT strengthens Tulsa’s ability to respond collectively to extreme weather events with care, communication, and coordination.