Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority Meeting
The board meeting included updates on the Riverfront Redevelopment strategic plan, project maintenance status concerning sediment and debris removal, electrical repairs for the SCADA system, and sewer line failures. Additionally, the committee discussed ongoing permitting challenges for new site construction, security improvements for facility gates, and updates on rowing, dragon boating, and paracanoe programs.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority Meeting
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The board meeting covered updates on several Oklahoma River projects, including the Brum Basin dredging, the First American Museum boat landing, the SCADA system repair, and a pedestrian bridge project. Significant time was spent discussing the repair and maintenance associated with a sinkhole near the Eastern Avenue tributary and sewer line repairs. Additionally, the board reviewed and approved the operating budget for 2026-2027, including increased costs for mowing, and authorized two revocable permits with the Riverport Foundation for the Stars and Stripes regatta and the Riverb event. The meeting concluded with staff reports regarding the upcoming contract for operations management of the Whitewater and boat house district.
Apr 21, 2026·Board meeting
Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority Meeting
The meeting included reports on various riverfront projects, such as SCADA systems repair, riverboat landing improvements, and ongoing bank stabilization and dredging operations. The board approved an amendment to the lease and operating agreement with the City and the RiverSport Foundation to support an upcoming world championship canoeing event. Additionally, the board approved a permit for the Red Coyote Love Run. A presentation was provided regarding the 2025 Parks annual report and a comprehensive update on the status and funding requirements for the USS Oklahoma City Naval Memorial project, which is intended to be constructed at Wiley Post Park.