State of the City returns with a look ahead at Oklahoma City’s next chapter

Oklahoma City’s momentum will take center stage as Mayor David Holt delivers his annual State of the City address, offering a look at where the city stands today and where it’s headed next.

Set for Wednesday, July 15, the event will bring together business leaders, community stakeholders and residents at the Oklahoma City Convention Center for one of the city’s most anticipated annual updates. The address serves as a benchmark moment, highlighting recent progress while outlining priorities that will shape Oklahoma City’s future.

In recent years, Oklahoma City has seen continued growth across key areas, from economic development and population gains to major civic investments. Projects tied to MAPS 4, ongoing downtown development and preparations for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic events have helped define a period of visible transformation.

The State of the City address connects those milestones to a broader vision. From infrastructure and public safety to economic competitiveness and quality of life, the mayor’s remarks are expected to reflect both the progress underway and the work still ahead.

For the business community, the event offers insight into how city priorities align with long-term growth. Understanding where Oklahoma City is investing helps employers, developers and community partners plan for what comes next.

As the city continues to build on its momentum, the State of the City serves as a reminder that growth is not just about pace, but about direction.

Event details:
Wednesday, July 15
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Oklahoma City Convention Center
100 Mick Cornett Drive