Since Oklahoma City voters approved the $968 million revitalization plan in 2019, challenges such as pandemic-related economic disruptions, soaring construction costs and crippling inflation have hindered progress on the MAPS 4 programs.
In this month’s Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater emphasizes the importance of community involvement as the upcoming legislative session approaches.
WalletHub compared the nation’s 149 largest cities in six categories.
The oversight board moved forward with two major projects on new jail design: considering land for the new location and seeking bids from design architects.
VeloCity recently sat down with new Downtown Oklahoma City President and CEO Jennifer Nakayama where she discussed her new role with DOKC and why she made the decision to move from Hawaii to Oklahoma City.
Last month, the Oklahoma City Council approved the Oklahoma City Housing Authority (OCHA) as the operating partner for the MAPS 4 Homelessness Project. As the operating partner, OCHA will work closely with other partners for the project to find affordable housing and other services for the homeless and low-income families in OKC.
The City of Oklahoma City has announced its next series of open house discussions on the MAPS 4 Parks improvement initiative to solicit public opinions on community needs.
Increased year-over-year tax collections indicate healthy trends for the local economy as the City of Oklahoma City exceeds its monthly projections in March.
