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Bristow council backs resolution supporting new turnpike interchange
Summary
The council unanimously adopted a resolution supporting the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority's Access Oklahoma program and pledged to coordinate with ODOT to build a new interchange near Bristow.
The Bristow City Council on March 16 adopted a resolution declaring support for the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority's Access Oklahoma program and committing the city to coordinate with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation on a proposed new interchange near Bristow. The motion, made by Councilmember Judd Johns and seconded by Frank Groom, passed on a roll-call vote with all present members voting aye.
The resolution does not set funding or a construction schedule; it affirms the city's intent to partner with state agencies on planning and permitting. Councilmembers framed the vote as a step to ensure Bristow has a seat at the table as the turnpike corridor develops.
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