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Mayor Mick Cornett gives final State of the City address

More than 1,100 business and community leaders gathered to hear from Mayor Mick Cornett at the Chamber’s State of the City event on Thursday, Jan. 18.

By Kaylee Terracina

Inside OKC / January 2, 2018

S&P assigns second-highest rating for new TIF bonds, upgrades ratings for others

S&P Global Ratings assigned its second-highest rating for the City of Oklahoma City’s new bonds for TIF District No. 2, keeping borrowing costs low and maximizing investment opportunities within the district.

By OKC.gov

Inside OKC / December 8, 2017

OK County official: Keeping justice reform moving forward

Thanks to the tremendous input and leadership of Clay Bennett and other prominent civic leaders of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, city leaders from across the county and county officials, the CJAC ensures continued teamwork, while saving taxpayer dollars.

By NewsOK

Inside OKC / December 7, 2017

MAPS 3 collections ending $22M over $777M projection

The MAPS 3 temporary penny sales tax has already topped projected collections of $777 million and is heading into the sunset at the end of the year with an overage of more than $22 million, city officials said.

By The Journal Record

Inside OKC / December 1, 2017

County takes major step in criminal justice reform

Criminal justice reform efforts in Oklahoma County took a significant step forward last month with the first meeting of the new Criminal Justice Advisory Council, an interlocal government council designed to institutionalize cooperation and planning for the criminal justice system in Oklahoma County.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / December 1, 2017

A kindred spirit in criminal justice reform

At our InterCity visit session with members of the criminal justice reform community in Columbus, Ohio, Oklahoma City and Columbus were called “sister cities” because of how much our journeys to criminal justice reform have in common.

By Roy Williams

Inside OKC / December 1, 2017

Notes from Columbus: A model for criminal justice reform

Oklahoma County is in the midst of a major overhaul of its criminal justice system, a journey that came as a response to the overcrowding of the Oklahoma County jail. Franklin County, the location of Columbus, has embraced criminal justice reform for similar reasons.

By Chamber Staff

Inside OKC / November 22, 2017

Members appointed to advisory board for Better Streets, Safer City sales tax projects

The board will make recommendations for City Council approval regarding priorities, timelines and other elements of projects to be funded by the temporary penny sales tax.

By OKC.gov

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