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City unveils $2.7 billion 2025 bond package and sets October election after broad public outreach
Summary
City staff introduced an 11-proposition, $2.7 billion bond program focused largely on streets, bridges and traffic control, set for a possible Oct. 14 ballot after council approved a resolution to call the special election.
Oklahoma City — City staff on Tuesday introduced a proposed $2.7 billion bond program that would fund 11 propositions including streets and bridges, traffic systems, drainage, police and fire facilities, transit, parks, libraries and economic development, and set a special election for Oct. 14.
The City Council voted unanimously to authorize the city to call the election and to adopt a proclamation initiating the ballot measures; the council will consider final adoption July 15 before sending the measures to a fall ballot.
City staff said the bond list is the product of an extended public engagement and prioritization process. Assistant City Manager Aubrey McDermott said staff held 24 in‑person events, eight open houses, 16 pop‑up community events and an expanded web presence that drew more than…
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