Owasso Has the People You Want.
In Owasso, Oklahoma, you'll find just the young, highly educated, productive, and active workforce to drive your company's growth. A robust educational system – from preschool to post-doctorate – prepares the workforce with the specific skills for today’s workplace.
Business executives give high marks to the quality of life in Owasso. This quality of life is a key factor in recruiting and retaining workers. These executives rate most highly Owasso’s affordable homes, healthcare, public and private education, low crime rate, climate, and arts and cultural amenities.
Key Statistics
- 700,000 people live within a 30-minute drive of downtown Owasso
- Metro Tulsa labor force = 475,000+ workers
- Owasso resident employment = 19,000+
- Owasso resident unemployment rate = 5.6%
- Approximately 85% of Owasso’s workforce commutes outside of the city daily to work elsewhere in the metro Tulsa region
- Owasso’s population age 18+ – 34% have bachelor’s degree or higher
- Owasso’s population age 18+ – 94% have a high school diploma
Source: U.S. Census
Bureau
Workforce Owasso
Workforce Owasso is a network of employers, resources and service providers for
recruiting and retaining a workforce of excellence in Owasso, Oklahoma. We believe
it is important for local employers to have a setting for providing resounding input
on the critical factor of attracting and retaining skilled and unskilled candidates
to work at their Owasso operations. Workforce Owasso is a proactive effort for
listening to employer needs and shows that Owasso is interested in acting on
solutions that support employer needs.
Nationally, talent is the leading driver for business growth and competitiveness
through innovation. Communities that are focused on helping local employers access
talent, as well as partnering on the upgrading of skills, are growing through talent
capacity. These communities are also gaining attention outside of the marketplace as
potential areas for new locations because they are addressing employer talent
needs.
Workforce Owasso meets every other month starting in January at the City of Owasso
Old
Central Building, 109 N. Birch at 12 p.m. If you are interested in attending the
meetings and getting involved with this group, please contact the Owasso Economic
Development Team at 918-272 2141 or email us at info@chooseowasso.com.
Owasso's percentage of college educated residents
ranks above state and national population
averages.

Fast Facts:
Owasso’s proximity to major employers in Cherokee Industrial Park, the Port of Catoosa, and Tulsa International Airport, among others, have made this community "home" to many who work throughout metro Tulsa. Owasso’s affluence, educational opportunities, shopping, character, and quality of life are icing on the cake.