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Broken Arrow OKs Oklahoma Natural Gas relocation for Aspen Avenue, schedules $17 million GO bond sale
Summary
On Oct. 21, 2025 the Broken Arrow City Council approved an agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas to relocate lines for Aspen Avenue Phase 2 and set Nov. 17, 2025 to sell $17 million in general obligation bonds to fund 19 transportation, stormwater and drainage projects.
Broken Arrow’s City Council approved an agreement with Oklahoma Natural Gas on Oct. 21 to relocate utility lines needed for Phase 2 of the Aspen Avenue improvements, city communications staff said. The work covers intersection improvements at Aspen Avenue and Tucson Street; the city’s share of the estimated relocation cost is $138,519 to be paid from 2018 general obligation bond funds.
The council also set Nov. 17, 2025, as the date to sell $17,000,000 in general obligation bonds, funds the city says will support various phases of 19 projects included in the voter-approved transportation, stormwater and drainage propositions. Aaron McCulloch of the city communications team summarized the actions in a post-meeting recap.
City documents presented at the meeting framed the relocation as necessary to advance the widening and intersection work on Aspen Avenue. The council’s scheduling of the bond sale advances financing for multiple projects in the voter-approved bond package; the transcript does not record the motion maker, second or vote tallies for these actions.
Next steps: the city will proceed with the utility-relocation contract and finalize details needed for the Nov. 17 bond sale. For full agenda materials and any contract documents, the communications team directed residents to the city’s agendas and minutes online.
