The commission reviewed several traffic and infrastructure requests. They discussed and formally disapproved a proposal for a new traffic light, citing safety concerns and a lack of warrant justification. Following this, they approved a request for a signalized mid-block pedestrian crossing intended to support a new trail project and improve park connectivity. The session concluded with the start of a discussion regarding a proposed all-way stop control.
Jul 20, 2026·Board meeting
Traffic and Transportation Commission of the City of Oklahoma City Minutes
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The commission reviewed staff reports regarding the status of unfunded traffic signal projects, the Alternative Speed Abatement Program, and administratively installed traffic control devices. The consent docket addressed school access restrictions and various no-parking designations. Individual consideration items included the establishment of school zones for Heartland Elementary and Skyline Middle School, amendments to parking restrictions for a local church, and the approval of a traffic signal installation subject to roadway improvements. Commissioners also discussed sidewalk progress, defensive driving safety, and community feedback on speed abatement programs.
Jun 15, 2026·Board meeting
Traffic and Transportation Commission Meeting
The commission reviewed the alternative speed abatement program, noting the recent installation of speed cushions and updated pricing from vendors. Staff discussed the maintenance schedule and prioritization tiers for bike lanes, including the use of specialized equipment and crew assignments. Residents presented a request for a new traffic signal on North Council Road at Northwest 63rd Street, citing safety concerns, increased neighborhood traffic volume due to recent housing developments, and the lack of safe access roads. The commission also addressed inquiries regarding maintenance costs for bike lane facilities and the division of maintenance responsibilities for city trails between the street and parks departments.
