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Presenter announces groundbreaking for Midwest City-Del City indoor facilities funded by bond 37

Midwest City-Del City School District · July 21, 2026
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Summary

A presenter for the Midwest City-Del City school community announced a groundbreaking for new multipurpose indoor facilities paid for by bond 37, highlighting 60 yards of indoor turf, drop-down batting nets and a second weight room at each campus; use will include athletics, band, color guard and ROTC.

A presenter for the Midwest City-Del City school community said the district will break ground on new multipurpose indoor facilities funded by the passage of bond 37.

“We are so excited to break ground on the new multipurpose indoor facilities here in Mid Dell,” the presenter said, thanking voters for approving bond 37 and saying the investment will benefit students across the district.

The presenter described the planned facilities as featuring 60 yards of indoor turf with drop-down batting nets and added that each campus will receive a second weight room to serve a growing student body. The speaker also said band, color guard and ROTC programs will use the spaces, emphasizing that the design is intended for year-round training that can continue despite weather or heat concerns.

The presenter emphasized the project’s multiuse design and appealed to community priorities with a closing slogan: “Choose our students. Choose our schools. Choose Midwest City-Del City.” The transcript did not specify a construction timeline, total project cost, or the exact start date for the groundbreaking.

Next steps, reporting requirements, permitting and the construction schedule were not specified in the remarks; the presenter’s comments focused on the scope and intended uses of the facilities and on thanking the community for passing bond 37.