Many Tulsans shivering in the cold might wish they had a fire going, but firewood can be pricey unless bought in bulk.
Another option: Pick up some free firewood at the city's Green Waste site.
Located on the north side of 56th Street North between Mingo and Highway 169, the site is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. seven days a week, except for on city holidays.
And they give away the mulch and firewood to any Tulsa resident who wants some.
They accept all raw, untreated wood -- debris from fallen limbs, old Christmas trees, et cetera.
Some of the wood is massive, and needs to be cut down or split to fit into a fireplace.
You'll need to bring your own tools for that purpose.
But on a recent visit, our KRMG reporter was able to pick up about a quarter rick of wood already cut up in small pieces in the space of about five minutes.
Contractors and out-of-town residents can also utilize the site's services for a small fee.