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Mayor McCullik urges Broken Arrow residents to vote April 7 special election

Broken Arrow City Council · March 24, 2026
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Summary

Mayor McCullik reminded residents to vote in the April 7 special election covering eight propositions and encouraged participation, noting the city’s interest in upgrading areas covered by the measures.

Mayor McCullik closed the City Council Rewind segment by urging residents to vote in the April 7 special election, which will include eight propositions.

The mayor described the election as important to city upgrades in the proposition areas and encouraged voters to make their preferences known. He noted residents outside the precinct—citing contacts from Tulsa—are not part of the vote and reiterated the local nature of the special election.

Viewers were directed to the city’s Agendas and Minutes web pages for full meeting records and to local election resources for information about the propositions.