Place Keepers Organization leads unique SBUD project in Sheridan Avenue

During the Oklahoma City Council meeting on March 11, 2025, a significant discussion centered around a new development project led by the nonprofit organization Place Keepers. This initiative aims to train and support minority developers, marking a progressive step towards inclusivity in the local development landscape.

Mark, a representative from Place Keepers, highlighted the project's unique approach, distinguishing it from typical developments in the area. The council expressed enthusiasm about the potential impact of this project, which not only seeks to enhance the city's infrastructure but also aims to empower underrepresented communities within the development sector.

Erica Emery, also present at the meeting, was available to address any inquiries regarding the organization and its mission. This engagement reflects a broader commitment by the city council to foster diversity and support minority-led initiatives, which could lead to more equitable economic opportunities in Oklahoma City.

As the council continues to explore this project, the implications for community development and minority representation in local business ventures remain a focal point. The council's support for such initiatives could pave the way for similar projects in the future, contributing to a more inclusive economic environment in Oklahoma City.