We also discuss Hurricane Harbor and the Wahoo Racer, more things to do at the State Fair and give a rundown of the MAPS 4 projects.
Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt and Campaign Co-Chair Percy Kirk today announced the formation of the “Love Your OKC Coalition.” The Coalition will campaign in support of the upcoming MAPS 4 initiative to be voted on Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2019.
After hours of discussion and a year of public comment, the Oklahoma City Council unanimously approved letting voters decide on the MAPS 4 proposal.
The municipal leader organization, Accelerator for America, visited Oklahoma City to learn about MAPS 4 and Opportunity Zones. Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt said the group was excited to hear about the new Homeland grocery store planned for a northeast Opportunity Zone.
Mayor David Holt and the Oklahoma City Council approved an ambitious and unique MAPS 4 package for voters to consider in a special election on Dec. 10.
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is pleased to see the inclusive MAPS 4 projects list that will be considered by the city council for a public vote. Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President and CEO Roy Williams said the package of projects is the right combination of what the city needs to keep moving forward.
With an estimated 100,000 visitors, Grand Opening Weekend (Friday, Sept. 27 through Sunday, Sept. 29) will be a momentous event for Oklahoma City. The Park is looking for volunteers to help fill close to 700 shifts.
The process for identifying which projects will make the cut for the next MAPS initiative, expected to be decided by Oklahoma City voters this December, is well underway.
