Many of the projects included in the MAPS 4 proposal deal with human needs, health and quality of life.
As Election Day for MAPS 4 approaches, now is the time to make plans to vote.
If you have spent much time in Oklahoma City, chances are you have heard about the Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) program. Since 1993, MAPS has been the biggest driver of Oklahoma City’s renaissance, bringing voter-approved public investments throughout Oklahoma City communities -- and all debt free.
“It’s been one of the most rewarding opportunities of my life.”
Panel discusses MAPS 4 beautification, parks, trails, sidewalks and transit projects.
Oklahoma City’s willingness to invest in itself has been a hallmark of previous MAPS initiatives.
If you saw Kings of Leon for free at Scissortail Park’s grand opening or you’ve taken a ride down the Bricktown Canal, then you’ve experienced at least two MAPS projects.
Do you want to be cool? Then, you should make sure you’re registered to vote by Nov. 15. That is the last day you can register to vote if you want to cast your ballot in the MAPS election, being held Dec. 10.
