Public forum to discuss Oklahoma City's $2.7 billion general obligation bond

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Oct 7
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The meeting comes a day before early voting starts for Oklahoma's Oct. 14 election

KOCO Dacoda Wahpekeche

October 8, 2025

OKLAHOMA CITY — Oklahoma City residents can learn more about the city's $2.7 billion general obligation bond package during a public forum Wednesday evening.

Oklahoma City residents to vote on $2.7 billion bond for infrastructure, multiuse stadium

The general obligation bond package includes nearly 600 projects, and city leaders say many of them are critical infrastructure improvements. They said a big focus is on roads and bridges.

City leaders said they don't have a plan B if the $2.7 billion bond package doesn't pass. If the bond does pass, taxes will not be raised.

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The meeting comes a day before early voting starts for Oklahoma's Oct. 14 election

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