OKC expands Mobile Integrated Healthcare programs
Oklahoma City is taking a new approach to mental and behavioral health emergencies, focusing on care that meets residents where they are.
Oklahoma City is taking a new approach to mental and behavioral health emergencies, focusing on care that meets residents where they are.
Oklahoma City’s MAPS 4 Mental Health Crisis Center will carry the name of Robert “Bob” Ravitz, honoring the late Oklahoma County chief public defender whose decades of work reshaped the region’s approach to mental health, justice and access to care.
Creating safer, more supportive communities is key to Oklahoma City’s long-term growth. The City of OKC has formed a Youth Safety Advisory Committee (YSAC) to study the root causes of youth violence and identify resources to better support at-risk youth. The committee began meeting monthly this year.
Moody’s Investors Service and S&P Global reaffirmed the City of Oklahoma City’s highest possible bond ratings, citing strong financial management and stability.
In this month’s Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater kicks off the new year with excitement about the bright future ahead for Oklahoma City, outlining five key areas of focus for the Chamber in 2024.
In this month’s Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater reflects on the growing child care issue in Oklahoma City.
Get an update on legislative action with regard to several Chamber priorities during the first part of the legislative session.
Gov. Kevin Stitt signed into law last week legislation naming the American Quarter Horse as the state's official horse.