In the 2025 bond program, voters will have the opportunity to approve a new set of projects that will address key infrastructure needs across the city. These projects will be determined by several factors, including resident surveys, street and bridge assessments, planning studies and the City Council’s strategic priorities.
Leaders from Greater Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce member OG&E and the Oklahoma Department of Commerce recently joined Sungjin Transformer Inc. USA to celebrate the grand opening of its Oklahoma City facility, located at 16 S. Pennsylvania Ave.
The Oklahoma City Council has unanimously approved funding for a long-awaited memorial dedicated to the legacy of the USS Oklahoma City (SSN-723) submarine, which is set to open in 2026. The Council voted to allocate $4.75 million for enhancements to Wiley Post Park, the chosen site for this significant tribute to the submarine and its sailors.
To help manufacturers in the Greater Oklahoma City region secure the talent needed to grow and maintain a national presence, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber helped launch Oklahoma’s first chapter of the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME) program.
Officials marked the groundbreaking of the MAPS 4 Diversion Hub project on Tuesday, marking the initial stages of construction for a new facility on Linwood Boulevard. The 2.59-acre plot will house a $19 million, 35,575-square-foot building designed by Rees Associates and constructed by Wynn Construction – which is expected to be completed in 2026.
AAR CORP recently broke ground on a new facility to expand its maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations in Oklahoma City.
Victims and survivors of domestic violence will soon have access to expanded resources and a brand-new facility as Palomar, Oklahoma City’s Family Justice Center, is nearing groundbreaking on their new location. Approved as part of MAPS 4, Palomar’s new state-of-the-art facility will be located just across the street from their current location at 11th & Hudson.
In a move that promises to reshape Oklahoma City’s downtown and secure the future of the Oklahoma City Thunder, the City Council approved a landmark development agreement for a new state-of-the-art arena.
