City of Oklahoma City Capital Improvement Plan 2027
A 1-year capital improvement plan for the City of Oklahoma City covering fiscal year 2027. The plan provides a comprehensive overview of capital improvement funding across multiple infrastructure domains including airports, bonds and buildings, economic development, fire, general services, information technology, parks and recreation, police, public transportation and parking, public works, solid waste management, wastewater, water, and zoo.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
Oklahoma City Council Council Meeting
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The council meeting focused on the budget presentation and deliberation process for the upcoming fiscal year. Key topics included a review of the total budget of $2.12 billion, which reflects a 3% increase, and the identification of primary cost drivers such as health insurance, pension contributions, and inflation. The budget strategy involves a decentralized process with department-specific proposals and revenue forecasting. The meeting covered future schedules for public hearings, department presentations, and budget adoption, while also discussing the impact of revenue growth versus expenditure increases on city departments and the allocation of funds for various municipal services.
Mar 10, 2026·Board meeting
Oklahoma City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting included a proclamation recognizing Public Transit Professional Appreciation Day and celebrating 60 years of public transit in Oklahoma City. Awards were presented for the City Employee of the Month, the Firefighter of the Year, and the Police Officers of the Year. The council received a report on sales tax, noting growth projections and current budget trends.
Mar 6, 2026·Board meeting
Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority Trustee Meeting
The board approved a consent docket and several individual items. Key discussion topics included a request for proposals regarding the Embark fare change policy and transit technology upgrades, an amendment to a uniform rental contract to include streetcar operations, and the renewal of a memorandum of understanding with the regional transit authority. Additionally, the board approved resolution changes for automotive repair and maintenance parts to support the fleet in preparation for the upcoming Olympic Games. Other approvals covered a change order for administrative building renovations, requests for proposals for media buying and public relations/strategic communication services, transportation planning consulting services for the Olympics, and plans for a transit center staff restroom remodel.
