Greater OKC Chamber releases streetcar investment impact study
Study shows streetcar project has positive impact on downtown investment decisions
Study shows streetcar project has positive impact on downtown investment decisions
The Greater Oklahoma City Chamber is partnering with the State Chamber’s Research Foundation for a regional forum in Oklahoma City on Oct. 23 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Oklahoma History Center.
Since Nov. 9, 2000, Jim Couch has admirably served Oklahoma City as its city manager.
The governance sturcture is prepping to to create a mass transit system thoughout the six largest cities in the region. Plans for the transit system are in the making and could be finished before the end of the year.
A delegation of more than 55 people traveled with the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber to learn about Sacramento’s best practices and how they might be a catalyst for growth in Oklahoma City.
To help meet the needs of more people living in a growing urban environment, the City of Oklahoma City recently adopted bikewalkokc, OKC’s first comprehensive bicycle and pedestrian master plan.
With elections at every level of government on the ballot, it’s critical that you do your part to support Oklahoma City’s future growth by casting an informed vote in the upcoming election.
Oklahoma City residents continue to be more satisfied with their community than most Americans who live in big cities.