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OKC Finalizes Plans for MAPS 4 Bike Lanes and Sidewalk Enhancements

The city of Oklahoma City’s MAPS 4 initiative is moving quickly to enhance sidewalks, bike lanes, trails, and streetlights citywide, advancing its vision for a safer, more accessible community. Recently, the city unveiled plans to develop or upgrade sidewalks at three key locations, focusing on pedestrian safety and accessibility. On Sept. 10, the Oklahoma City Council finalized plans for the MAPS 4 bike lanes, marking another significant step forward.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / September 10, 2024

New stadium and Energy FC revitalization to boost OKC's entertainment scene

Exciting changes are on the horizon for the entertainment scene in OKC, and among the most anticipated projects is the multipurpose stadium that will be built near Bricktown. A core MAPS 4 project, this cutting-edge facility will further enrich the vibrance of downtown and serve as the future home for a variety of sporting and entertainment activities, including professional soccer for women and men.

By Lauren King

Inside OKC / September 2, 2024

Leadership Notes: Hotel motel tax to increase OKC's global appeal

In this month's Leadership Notes, Chamber President and CEO Christy Gillenwater celebrates the recent vote to increase Oklahoma City's hotel-motel tax, highlighting how this critical decision will bolster the city’s reputation as a premier destination for tourism, conventions and major events, ensuring continued growth and success.

By Christy Gillenwater

Inside OKC / August 27, 2024

Scissortail Park marks five years with Core to Shore 5K

Scissortail Park, a transformative 70-acre urban greenspace in the heart of Oklahoma City, is celebrating its fifth anniversary with a new event, the Core to Shore 5K, on Sunday, September 1, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This milestone event commemorates the park's role in connecting downtown Oklahoma City to the Oklahoma River, a vision realized through the MAPS 3 initiative.

By Selena Romero

Inside OKC / August 26, 2024

OKC expands bike infrastructure with new route in northeast OKC

A new 3.3-mile bike lane is now open in Northeast Oklahoma City, offering cyclists a safer and more convenient way to navigate the area. The route connects the Capitol View, Springlake and Culbertson neighborhoods with key local resources, including Metro Tech’s Springlake Campus, Homeland grocery store and the MAPS 3 Community Health, Recreation and Wellness Center.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / August 21, 2024

OKC takes steps toward safer streets with Vision Zero Plan

Crashes on Oklahoma City roads have surged in recent years, with traffic deaths increasing by 34% in 2021 alone, leading to 99 tragic fatalities. The alarming rise in these incidents highlights the urgent need for a comprehensive strategy to make our roadways safer for everyone.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / August 12, 2024

OKC ranks among Fortune's 50 Best Places to Live for Families

Oklahoma City has earned a spot on Fortune's list of the 50 best places for families to live in the U.S., celebrated for its affordability, family-friendly environment, and diverse recreational opportunities. From its thriving economy to its rich Western heritage and ongoing infrastructure improvements, Oklahoma City has become an attractive destination for those looking to start a career, raise a family, or simply enjoy a high quality of life.

By Selena Romero

Inside OKC / July 25, 2024

LASO’s Right to Counsel program generates significant economic benefits

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma (LASO), a nonprofit firm providing civil legal services across the state, has released a comprehensive study conducted by STOUT examining the economic impact of its Right to Counsel (RTC) Program in Oklahoma County. The findings reveal substantial benefits not only for tenants facing eviction but also for the broader community and economy.

By Selena Romero

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