Construction project shuts down busy intersection in Oklahoma City's Uptown District

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Shanice Hopkins Jun 15, 2026

OKLAHOMA CITY — A construction project will cause traffic headaches for people driving through the Uptown District in northwest Oklahoma City.

New road closures went into effect Monday morning as crews continue a multi-million-dollar project designed to make Northwest 23rd Street more walkable. Construction has been ongoing in the area for months, but there are a couple of new changes drivers will want to take into account if they have to drive through the area.

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