OKC Chamber announces 2019 legislative agenda
The agenda will focus on enhancing Oklahoma City's business climate.
The agenda will focus on enhancing Oklahoma City's business climate.
The big challenge is how to keep the momentum moving in the right direction.
Mayor Holt outlined accomplishments and challenges to OKC's business leaders.
The nonpartisan election will decide who represents Wards 2, 5, 6 and 8 on the Council for the next four-year term, which begins in April 2019.
Pathway to Greatness charts a path forward for OKCPS.
Even though State of the City tickets are sold out, there are still ways to feel like you're in the room where it's happening.
Last month, Sen. Jim Inhofe announced that Oklahoma City is a recipient of a $14.3 million federal BUILD grant to implement bus rapid transit (BRT) along Northwest Expressway and North Classen Boulevard. The funds will help connect businesses and residents near the eight-mile segment to the core of Oklahoma City, including other EMBARK routes and the newly opened Oklahoma City Streetcar.
Oklahoma City is fortunate to host sporting events, horse shows and other public events each year, and these events bring millions of dollars to Oklahoma City’s economy. However, there has been a push recently to enact legislation that could severely limit Oklahoma City’s ability to attract and host large-scale, public events.