Since Oklahoma City voters approved the $968 million revitalization plan in 2019, challenges such as pandemic-related economic disruptions, soaring construction costs and crippling inflation have hindered progress on the MAPS 4 programs.
Oklahoma City continues to set itself apart from other U.S. cities when it comes to recovering from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
To more fully understand the impact child care has on the Oklahoma City workforce, the Chamber has partnered with Coalign Group and the Oklahoma Partnership for School Readiness to conduct a child care research study that will hopefully shed some light on this important topic.
Three years since COVID-19 forced local businesses to close their doors, the Greater OKC Chamber is still working to help them recover. A big part of that mission is working with the Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City to administer ARPA funds.
Looking for a new revenue stream or client? Local businesses affected by the pandemic can help or be helped by programs offered through the Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City.
Looking for a new revenue stream or client? Local subject-matter experts are needed to help businesses affected by the pandemic. Chamber members and other local businesses can respond to the Alliance's RFQs and get paid to help fellow businesses in OKC.
Despite a global pandemic, civic unrest and a labor shortage, OCDC staff undertook major repairs to long overdue deferred maintenance while also improving other living conditions for arrestees.
Runners will take to the streets for the 21st Annual Memorial Marathon on October 2 and 3. It’s been more than two years since the event was held in-person and the first time the five races of the Oklahoma City Memorial Marathon will be spread over two days to allow for social distancing and new COVID-19 safety protocols.
