If you’re new to OKC, you may not be aware of what are generally considered the “seeds” of OKC’s ongoing renaissance. MAPS, short for “Metropolitan Area Projects” was a groundbreaking pay-as-you-go series of debt-free municipal projects funded by a temporary penny sales tax.
Former Mayor Norick, known as the "father of MAPS," gives his views on MAPS 4, why MAPS works for OKC and more.
After four days of public hearings and countless other discussions, City Council has approved the list of MAPS 4 projects.
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.
What we’re talking about – and what you’re going to hear more about in the next few months – are the Metropolitan Area Projects.
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 Oklahoma City Council called a series of special public meetings in July and August to hear presentations on potential MAPS 4 projects.
In order to vote in the July 9 election, Oklahoma City residents must register to vote or update your registration by June 14.
