OKC Voters Face $2.7B Bond Decision Oct. 14
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- Oct 6
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Oklahoma City Voters Face Historic Bond Decision
On October 14, Oklahoma City voters will decide the fate of a $2.7 billion bond package—one of the largest in the city’s history. The proposal focuses heavily on road improvements, but also includes significant investments in parks, housing, and public safety.
Breakdown of the Proposals
Out of the total amount, the largest portion targets road repair and expansion. Additional funding includes:
$237 million for police and fire facilities
Tens of millions for park renovations and recreation spaces
A new affordable housing initiative aimed at low-income residents
City officials emphasize that property taxes will not increase if voters approve the measure.
“We designed this package to reinvest in Oklahoma City without placing new burdens on taxpayers,” said a city finance spokesperson.
Why It Matters
Infrastructure remains a top concern for Oklahoma City residents, and this bond vote could shape the city’s development for decades.
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