OKLAHOMA CITY ROLLS OUT $3.2 MILLION ROAD IMPROVEMENT PROJECT FOR SAFER, SMOOTHER DRIVES IN NORTHEAST NEIGHBORHOODS

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Mar 19, 2025
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Hoodline By Jordan Myers

March 20, 2025

Residents within the boundaries of Kelley Avenue, Martin Luther King Avenue, NE 36th Street, and NE 50th Street can anticipate smoother drives and safer streets as the City of Oklahoma City progresses with a substantial infrastructure project.

The city's official social media channels posted an update on the $3.2 million initiative, which is part of the #OKCBetterSafer residential streets campaign, ensuring that city dwellers are kept in the loop regarding the enhancements being made in their vicinity.

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