Oklahoma City, OK

Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority Pension Plan Committee

The Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority Pension Plan Committee is meeting to receive fiduciary training, review the quarterly investment report from BOK Financial, and ratify applications for normal retirement benefits and single-sum refunds for terminated non-vested members. The agenda also includes approval of minutes from the May 21, 2026 meeting and time for public comments.

• Receive fiduciary training presented by Kutak Rock
• Quarterly investment review by BOK Financial with possible action on recommendations
• Ratify applications for normal retirement benefits from February 1 to August 12, 2026
• Ratify single-sum refunds for terminated non-vested members from February 1 to August 1, 2026
• Approval of minutes from May 21, 2026 regular meeting

Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council

The Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council will meet in person to consider a Letter of Engagement for audit services with Arledge CPAs for FY2026, and to approve a consent docket including a FY27 marketing and public relations agreement with Anglin PR, minutes, expenditure reports, and the FY26 annual report. The agenda also includes presentations on TEEM's NAPSA accreditation and the Citizens Bond Oversight Board, plus subcommittee updates and citizen comments.

• Consider Letter of Engagement for Audit Services with Arledge CPAs for FY2026
• Approve FY27 Marketing and Public Relations Agreement with Anglin PR
• Approve minutes from June 18, 2026 meeting
• Accept Report on Current Expenditures and Financial Summary for FY26 Q4
• Receive CJAC FY26 Annual Report

Oklahoma City Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Oklahoma City Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on 12 items, including three variances and nine special exceptions for short-term rentals. The board will vote to approve, conditionally approve, defer, or deny each request.

• Variance for building line/setback at 1804 NW 40th St (Case 16326)
• Variance for minimum lot width at 8936 N Air Depot Blvd (Case 16330)
• Variance for primary access at 13507 SE 134th St (Case 16335)
• Special exceptions for short-term rentals at 9 locations, including 3117 Scissortail Way, 16613 Valley Crest, 9120 Yassir Blvd, 9213 Anaum Ln, 2337 NW 37th St, 1930 NW 13th St, 3004 NW 43rd St, 2936 W Hill St, 2319 NW 17th St
• No continuance requests or withdrawals listed

Downtown Design Commission Meeting

South Oklahoma City Tax Increment Finance Review Committee

The South Oklahoma City TIF Review Committee is holding a special meeting to consider two items: appointing three at-large members from a list of seven names provided by the chairperson, and electing a vice chair. The committee will also hear comments from members, staff, and citizens. No other substantive business is on the agenda.

• Appointment of three at-large members to the Review Committee from a list of seven names, per Section 855 of the Oklahoma Local Development Act
• Election of a Vice Chair
• Public comments on committee matters only

Community Enhancement COrporation

Oklahoma City Housing Authority

Urban Design Commission Meeting

The Urban Design Commission will consider a major mixed-use redevelopment at 1322 NW 24th Street in the Asian District, converting an existing school building into restaurant, office, and 52 apartments. They will also discuss a rezoning recommendation for a property at 4001 SW 15th Street and review several administrative approvals for signage, streetscape, and other design changes.

• UDCA-26-00016: Convert school at 1322 NW 24th St into 52 apartments, restaurant, and office; new sidewalks, parking, signs, and outdoor patio.
• PUD-02149: Rezone 4001 SW 15th St from PUD-01417 to new PUD with modified C-3 and Scenic River Overlay regulations.
• SYCA-23-00001 (Phase 3): Streetscape improvements on Exchange Ave and S Youngs Blvd in Stockyards City, including sidewalks, lighting, and bus stops.
• UDCA-26-00015: Sidewalk, curb, and overlay improvements on SW 25th St in Capitol Hill, including ADA ramps and bike lanes.
• UDCA-26-00020: Mural installation at 1742 NW 16th St in Plaza District.

Bond Advisory Committee Meeting

Oklahoma County Criminal Justice Advisory Council

Oklahoma City Housing Authority

Community Enhancement Corporation

Oklahoma City Park Commission

The Oklahoma City Park Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting, including welcoming a new commissioner and approving the previous meeting's minutes. The main action item is a discussion and vote on a recommendation for the Mayor to proclaim September 2026 as 'Senior Center Month' in Oklahoma City.

• Welcome of new Ward 3 Park Commissioner Matt Echols
• Approval of minutes from July 15, 2026 meeting
• Discussion/Action on recommendation for Mayor to proclaim September 2026 as 'Senior Center Month'

Regional Transportation Authority dba One Transit

The Regional Transportation Authority of Central Oklahoma (ONE Transit) board is holding a special meeting to consider routine items like minutes and financial claims, plus several action items. These include waiving competitive bidding for a legal services agreement with Kaplan Kirsch LLP, authorizing travel to conferences in Chicago and Albuquerque, and approving a two-year program management contract with Kimley-Horn. The board will also enter executive session to discuss acquiring real property from BNSF for commuter rail operations.

• Approve Professional Services Agreement with Kaplan Kirsch LLP for legal services, retroactive July 21, 2026–July 20, 2027
• Authorize travel to APTA TRANSform & Expo in Chicago, costs not to exceed $4,000 per person
• Authorize travel to Albuquerque, NM for technical tour of New Mexico Rail Runner Express, costs not to exceed $1,900 per person
• Approve Professional Services Agreement with Kimley-Horn for program management, not to exceed $450,000 annually for first term
• Executive session to discuss purchase of real property from BNSF for commuter rail operation

Oklahoma City Redevelopment Authority

Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority

Convention and Visitors Commission

The Oklahoma City Convention and Visitors Commission will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, act on committee recommendations, and receive updates. Key action items include FY2027 event sponsorship award recommendations and quality event payments for LoneStar Volleyball and the Memorial Marathon. The commission will also review financial reports, hotel tax collections, and facility updates.

• FY2027 Event Sponsorship Award Recommendations – action item
• Quality Event Payment – LoneStar Volleyball, April 2026 – action item
• Quality Event Payment – Memorial Marathon, April 2026 – action item
• FY2026 Statement of Financial Activity, June 2026 – action item
• Hotel Tax Collections report – June & July 2026

OKC Deferred Compensation Board

The Oklahoma City Deferred Compensation Board will consider two resolutions: one authorizing a joint fiduciary liability insurance policy with Insurica at a total annual cost of $336,139.04, and another approving McGee Creek Authority's participation in the City's Money Purchase Plan and merger of its 457 plan into the City's 457 plan. The board will also receive quarterly reports from Voya and investment consultant ACG, and approve minutes from the May 20, 2026 meeting.

• Resolution to authorize Insurica as broker for fiduciary liability insurance, 12-month policy, total $336,139.04 (OCERS $220,903.34, DC Board $110,232.75, OPEBT $25,002.95)
• Resolution approving McGee Creek Authority participation in City's Money Purchase Plan and merger of its 457 plan into Oklahoma City 457 plan
• Quarterly Report from Voya
• Annuity Options from Voya
• Quarterly Investment Report from ACG

City Council

The Oklahoma City Council is meeting to vote on a consent docket that includes rezoning applications, contract renewals, and public improvement projects. The agenda also includes several appointments to city boards and commissions, a revocable permit for a run, and worker's compensation settlements. The meeting is largely procedural, with most items expected to be approved as a group.

• Rezoning 10101 North Classen Boulevard from R-1 to I-2 Moderate Industrial District (PC-11004)
• Rezoning 3430 Oakcliff Drive from R-1 to PUD-2142 Planned Unit Development (PUD-2142)
• Contract award to Midtown Construction Services for Convention Center Meal Service Station and Mezzanine Railing, $148,587
• Renewal of Master Services Agreement with Flock Group for Automated License Plate Reader software, $270,000
• Renewal of subrecipient agreements with City Rescue Mission ($241,263) and Catholic Charities ($668,408) for Encampment Rehousing Initiative

Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority

The Oklahoma City Riverfront Redevelopment Authority will consider a resolution to contribute $25,000 to the FY 2026-2027 Oklahoma River Cruises Sales and Marketing Plan, and will vote on revocable permits for several river events. The agenda also includes routine consent items, minutes, and claims.

• Resolution for $25,000 financial participation in Oklahoma River Cruises marketing plan
• Revocable permit for Oklahoma Regatta Festival, Oct 2-4, 2026
• Revocable permit for Youth Rowing League Championships, Nov 14, 2026
• Limited revocable rowing and paddle practice permit for Riversport Foundation, Oct 1, 2026 - Sep 30, 2027
• Revocable permit for 'Run for Hope' with Hope is Alive Ministries, Aug 29, 2026

Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust

The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust is meeting to approve routine items and several contracts, including sewer and waterline projects, and to consider resolutions on PFAS settlement funds and bond financing. The agenda includes a consent docket with numerous contract awards and amendments, plus items for individual consideration.

• Award contract to Urban Contractors, LLC for Lift Station Elimination at Tinker AFB, $988,988
• Award contract to DC Well Services for Well 27 Replacement at Tinker AFB, $2,706,777
• Award unit price waterline repair contracts not to exceed $4,000,000
• Award unit price paving restoration contracts not to exceed $6,000,000
• Resolution to establish account for PFAS litigation settlement proceeds

The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust approved a consent docket of 25 items, including contracts for sewer rehabilitation, waterline replacements, and unit-price repair work, plus a resolution creating a dedicated account for PFAS litigation settlement proceeds. All votes were unanimous (4-0) with one trustee absent. No items were denied or tabled.

• Approved sewer rehab specs for Project SC-1190 (4-0)
• Awarded $988,988 contract to Urban Contractors for lift station elimination at Tinker AFB (4-0)
• Awarded $2,706,777 contract to DC Well Services for Well 27 replacement at Tinker AFB (4-0)
• Awarded $429,750 contract to Civil Builders for waterline replacement at Tinker AFB (4-0)
• Awarded unit-price waterline repair contracts up to $4,000,000 (4-0)
• Awarded unit-price paving restoration contracts up to $6,000,000 (4-0)
• Adopted resolution creating PFAS litigation settlement account (4-0)
• Adopted resolution authorizing bond financing plan development (4-0)

Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust

The Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust is meeting to consider several economic development agreements, including a $5 million tax increment financing (TIF) allocation for the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum expansion, and pay-for-performance film incentives for two feature film projects. The Trust will also ratify claims, approve minutes, and receive a quarterly report from the Economic Development Foundation.

• Joint resolution for Project Buenos Aires film incentive, not to exceed $89,986
• Economic Development Agreement with Hot Year Film, LLC and FFF Fund I, LLC for Project Summer, not to exceed $228,209
• Economic Development Agreement with Oklahoma City National Memorial Foundation for $5,000,000 from TIF District No. 2
• Economic Development Agreement with Kearney-National Inc. for $175,000 in job-creation incentives, supporting 81 new jobs and $50,920,000 capital investment
• Receive FY2026 4th Quarter Report from Oklahoma City Economic Development Foundation

The Oklahoma City Economic Development Trust approved several economic development agreements, including a $5 million TIF for the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum expansion, a $3 million TIF for the Gold Dome rehabilitation, and film incentives for two projects. All votes were unanimous (3-0) with two trustees absent.

• Adopted joint resolution for Project Buenos Aires film incentives up to $89,986 (3-0)
• Approved film incentive agreement with Hot Year Film, LLC for Project Summer up to $228,209 (3-0)
• Approved $5,000,000 TIF agreement for Memorial Museum expansion (3-0)
• Approved $175,000 job-creation incentive for Kearney-National Inc. (3-0)
• Received FY2026 4th Quarter Report from Economic Development Foundation (3-0)
• Approved $3,000,000 TIF for Gold Dome Project rehabilitation (3-0)

Traffic and Transportation Commission

The Oklahoma City Traffic and Transportation Commission will meet to consider several traffic-related items, including establishing angle and disabled parking on NW 126th and NW 123rd Streets near Solar Lane, and evaluating requests for traffic signals, a pedestrian crossing, and an all-way stop. The commission may adopt, deny, defer, or amend any item on the agenda. Public comments are limited to five minutes per speaker.

• Establish 90° angle parking and disabled parking on NW 126th and NW 123rd Streets near Solar Lane (Ward 1)
• Traffic signal at N May Avenue and Elmhurst Avenue (Ward 2)
• Signalized mid-block pedestrian crossing on S May Avenue near SW 110th Street (Ward 5)
• All-way stop control at N Woodward Avenue and NW 19th Street (Ward 6)
• Traffic signals at N MacArthur Boulevard/NW 155th Street and Stonebriar Lane/NW 192nd Street (Ward 8)

The Traffic and Transportation Commission approved several traffic control measures, including angle and disabled parking on NW 126th and NW 123rd Streets, a mid-block pedestrian crossing on S May Avenue, and an all-way stop at N Woodward Avenue and NW 19th Street. It disapproved a traffic signal at N May Avenue and Elmhurst Avenue, and deferred two traffic signal requests to the September 21, 2026 meeting. All votes were 8-0 with one absence (Commissioner Kula).

• Approved angle and disabled parking on NW 126th and NW 123rd Streets near Solar Lane (8-0)
• Disapproved traffic signal at N May Avenue and Elmhurst Avenue (8-0)
• Approved signalized mid-block pedestrian crossing on S May Avenue near SW 110th Street (8-0)
• Approved all-way stop control at N Woodward Avenue and NW 19th Street (8-0)
• Deferred traffic signal at N MacArthur Boulevard and NW 155th Street to Sept 21, 2026 (8-0)
• Deferred traffic signal at Stonebriar Lane/Rush Springs Lane and NW 192nd Street to Sept 21, 2026 (8-0)

Oklahoma City Arts Commission

Oklahoma City MAPS Investment and Operating Trust

The Oklahoma City MAPS Investment and Operating Trust will meet to consider several items, including a $65,000 investment consulting contract with Mariner Institutional, LLC, an audit contract amendment, and investment reports. The agenda also includes a resolution commending Assistant City Manager Brent Bryant and ratification of claims.

• Professional Services Agreement with Mariner Institutional, LLC for Investment Consulting Services, estimated cost $65,000, September 7, 2026 through September 6, 2027
• Amendment No. 4 and Restated Audit Contract with Allen, Gibbs & Houlik L.C. for FY 2025-2026 audit services, estimated cost $14,310
• Receive Quarterly Investment Report for period ending June 30, 2026
• Receive Monthly Investment Reports for May 31, June 30, and July 31, 2026
• Ratify Claims for period ending July 7, 2026

Oklahoma City Planning Commission Meeting

The Oklahoma City Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on August 13, 2026, to consider a consent docket of six final plats and a specific plan, plus 27 items requiring separate votes, including rezoning applications, preliminary plats, variances, and a comprehensive plan amendment. The commission also will act on continuance requests, including deferring several items to later dates and withdrawing others. This is a regular meeting with a heavy agenda of land-use decisions.

• Consent docket: final plats for Magnolia Harbor Phase 2, Quail Crossing, East Lake Section 2, Sooner Gateway Section II, The Stables at Hallmark Farms Phase 1, and PUD-2025-SP02 at 14000 North Bryant Avenue
• Rezoning: 8901 North Walker Avenue from R-1 to R-2 (PC-11005)
• Rezoning: 4140 North Lindsay Avenue from R-1 to O-2 (PC-11009)
• Rezoning: 9601 West Britton Road to PUD-2140 (PUD-2140)
• Comprehensive Plan amendment: remove Employment Land layer on 105.93 acres north of West Britton Road and east of North John Kilpatrick Turnpike (CPA-26-00007)

The Oklahoma City Planning Commission approved six final plats on the consent docket, including Magnolia Harbor Phase 2, Quail Crossing, East Lake Section 2, Sooner Gateway Section II, The Stables at Hallmark Farms Phase 1, and a specific plan for PUD-2025. The commission also approved a variance for the J.F. Kennedy Single Family Housing final plat, preliminary plats for Silver Valley, The Peake, Case Apartments, and Keystone Place (with a variance), and recommended approval of eight rezoning requests. Several items were deferred to future meetings, and four applications were withdrawn.

• Approved 6 consent docket final plats and PUD-2025 specific plan (9-0)
• Approved variance for J.F. Kennedy Single Family Housing final plat (9-0)
• Approved preliminary plat of Silver Valley (9-0)
• Approved preliminary plat of The Peake (9-0)
• Approved final plat of Case Apartments (9-0)
• Approved variance for Keystone Place preliminary plat (8-1)
• Recommended approval of 8 rezoning applications (9-0 each)
• Deferred 12 items to future meetings; withdrew 4 applications

Oklahoma City Employee Retirement System

The Oklahoma City Employee Retirement System board will vote on routine items including meeting minutes, consent docket reports, payroll ratification, and claims. They will also consider approving service retirements, death benefits, vested rights applications, and several individual items such as fiduciary insurance broker agreements, training requests, and private equity fund commitments.

• Ratify July 2026 payroll of $4,591,904.61
• Approve service retirements for Leslie Creason and Lenora Kellog
• Approve $5,000 death benefits for Terral Oliver, Norma Swan, Mary Brewington, and Fannie Daniel-Easter
• Approve $5.8M commitment to FirstMark Fund VII and $4.2M to FirstMark Growth Fund V
• Authorize Chair to execute agency agreement with Insurica for fiduciary liability insurance

The Oklahoma City Employee Retirement System board approved $10 million in private equity commitments ($5.8M to FirstMark Fund VII and $4.2M to FirstMark Growth Fund V), adopted a joint resolution authorizing the chair to execute a fiduciary liability insurance broker agreement with Insurica, and approved two training requests. The board also approved service retirements, vested rights applications, death benefit payments, and routine financial reports.

• Approved $5.8 million private equity commitment to FirstMark Fund VII
• Approved $4.2 million private equity commitment to FirstMark Growth Fund V
• Adopted joint resolution authorizing chair to execute agency agreement with Insurica for fiduciary liability insurance
• Approved training for Michael Truitt and Angel Odom to IFEBP New Trustees Institute in New Orleans
• Approved training for Angela Pierce to NCPERS Advanced Fiduciary Institute in Nashville
• Approved amendment to personal services contract with Jeanna Jordan
• Approved service retirements for Leslie Creason and Lenora Kellog
• Approved 10 vested rights applications

Oklahoma City Post Employee Benefits Trust

The Oklahoma City Post-Employment Benefits Trust is meeting to consider routine administrative items, including receiving investment reports, renewing contracts for actuarial, audit, and investment consulting services, ratifying claims, and authorizing a fiduciary liability insurance broker. The agenda also includes a resolution to commend a departing trustee. No major policy changes or public hearings are scheduled.

• Renewal No. 5 of agreement with Nyhart for actuarial services, estimated cost $21,000, retroactive to July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027.
• Amendment No. 4 and Restated Audit Contract with Allen, Gibbs & Houlik, L.C. for fiscal year 2025-2026, estimated cost $28,984.
• Renewal No. 2 of agreement with Asset Consulting Group, LLC for investment consulting, estimated cost $45,000, for August 12, 2026, through August 11, 2027.
• Ratify claims from January 7, 2026 to July 28, 2026.
• Joint resolution to authorize the Chair of the Oklahoma City Employee Retirement System to execute an agency agreement with Insurica for fiduciary liability insurance.

The Oklahoma City Post-Employment Benefits Trust approved several routine items, including contract renewals for actuarial and investment consulting services, an audit contract amendment, and a joint resolution authorizing a fiduciary liability insurance broker. The board also ratified claims and adopted a resolution thanking a departing member. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved minutes of May 13, 2026 meeting (5-0)
• Received quarterly investment report ending June 30, 2026 (5-0)
• Received monthly investment reports for May, June, July 2026 (5-0)
• Approved Renewal No. 5 with Nyhart for actuarial services, $21,000, retroactive to July 1, 2026 (5-0)
• Approved Amendment No. 4 audit contract with Allen, Gibbs & Houlik, L.C., $28,984 (5-0)
• Approved Renewal No. 2 with Asset Consulting Group, LLC, $45,000 (5-0)
• Ratified claims from January 7 to July 28, 2026 (5-0)
• Adopted joint resolution authorizing Insurica as fiduciary liability insurance broker (5-0)

Mayor's Committee on Disability Concerns

The Mayor's Committee on Disability Concerns will hold its regular monthly meeting, featuring reports from city programs including Emergency Management, EMBARK, and the ADA Coordinator, as well as committee reports on the ADA Workshop, Barrier-Free Design, and Outreach. The meeting includes public comments with a three-minute limit and requires sign-in before the meeting starts.

• Reports from Emergency Management, EMBARK, and City ADA Coordinator
• ADA Workshop report by Sidna Madden Trimmell
• Barrier-Free Design report by Scott Ellis
• Outreach/Communications report by Liz Scheffe
• OK Let's Talk event update by Sidna Trimmell

Board of Appeals-Building Code

Prequalification Review Board

The Oklahoma City Prequalification Review Board will vote on a consent docket of 41 contractor prequalification applications, covering classes from paving and stormwater to building and demolition, with bonding limits up to $1 billion. The board will also consider one application requiring a separate vote, W.L. McNatt and Company, which is under restrictions from a prior show cause hearing. Informational items list expired prequalifications and administrative approvals.

• Manhattan Road and Bridge Company: $1B single/$3B aggregate bonding limit, Class A Bridge and Stormwater
• Lithko Contracting: $75M single/$1.25B aggregate, Provisional Class A and Class B Paving
• W.L. McNatt and Company: 30-day conditional approval, restricted from bidding until outstanding work accepted
• Removal of financial statement conditions for 10 contractors (e.g., FiOptix, M & M Wrecking, McKee Utility)
• Expired prequalifications for 6 contractors (e.g., Bennett Construction, Integrated Demolition)

Community Public Safety Advisory Board

The Community Public Safety Advisory Board will discuss and possibly take action on nine resident complaints against the Oklahoma City Police Department during a closed session. The board will also approve minutes from July 14, 2026, and announce board member reappointments. Public comment is limited to two minutes per speaker and must relate to board functions.

• Approval of minutes from July 14, 2026 Forum
• Announcement of Board Member Reappointments
• Closed session to review 9 resident complaints (Cases #2026-0217-02 through #2026-0811-08)
• Possible action items regarding case review

The Community Public Safety Advisory Board reviewed nine resident complaints in closed session. The board decided to issue letters of support for five cases, a letter of support with comment for one case, a letter of recommendation for one case, and deferred two cases to the September meeting. The minutes from the July 14, 2026 forum were approved.

• Approved minutes from July 14, 2026 forum (8-0)
• Issued letters of support for cases 2026-0811-03, 05, 06, 07, 08
• Issued letter of support with comment for case 2026-0811-01
• Issued letter of recommendation for case 2026-0811-04
• Deferred cases 2026-0217-02 and 2026-0811-02 to September meeting

Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority

The Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority will consider making the Oklahoma City Streetcar permanently free by removing the fare from the EMBARK Fare and Fee Schedule. The board will also vote on professional service agreements totaling $1.4 million for public relations, media buying, fare policy consulting, and LA28 Olympic Games support, plus the purchase of eight CNG buses for $6.4 million. Other items include a settlement authorization in a pending lawsuit and a temporary parking license agreement with Ronald McDonald House.

• Adopt resolution to remove OKC Streetcar fare and establish permanent zero-fare service, effective August 7, 2026
• Approve $1,000,000 consulting agreement with HNTB Corporation for LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games support
• Approve procurement of eight 40-foot CNG buses from Gillig for $6,421,408
• Approve $150,000 public relations agreement with Anglin Public Relations Inc. and $150,000 media buying agreement with Peak Media LLC
• Authorize settlement or enter executive session regarding lawsuit Kenneth Roy Cummings Jr. v. Embark and COTPA (CJ-2024-7441)

Community Action Agency

The Oklahoma City Community Action Agency board meets to discuss and act on amending its charitable purpose, nominate a Policy Council representative, review program and executive director reports, and conduct personnel and compensation evaluations. The board will also enter executive sessions on pending litigation, an ACH fraud incident, and the executive director’s annual evaluation.

• Amendment to Agency Charitable Purpose
• Nomination of Board Member Representative for Policy Council
• Annual Evaluation & Compensation of the Executive Director
• Action on Executive Director's Report
• Report on ACH Fraud Incident (executive session)

MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board Meeting

The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board will meet to decide on multiple contract amendments and new project approvals totaling over $100,000, including architectural services, construction changes, and park developments across several wards. The board will also receive financial updates and subcommittee reports.

• Amendment No. 2 to Architectural Services Contract with Allford Hall Monaghan Morris LLC, $100,000 increase for MAPS 4 Restoration Center
• Final Plans and Specifications approved for MAPS 4 Neighborhood and Community Parks – Phase 1A ($431,205.26) and Phase 1B
• Amendment No. 1 and Change Order No. 3 with Downey Contracting LLC, $431,205.26 increase for C.B. Cameron Park Improvements
• Amendment No. 6 with $93,429.98 decrease for MAPS 4 Sidewalks and Related Amenities – Phase 1A
• Resolution ratifying Addendum No. 1 for MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium Bid Package 3 with $37.6M in subcontract awards

The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board recommended approval of a $92.8 million guaranteed maximum price for the Multipurpose Stadium and approved several other project contracts, amendments, and plans. All votes were unanimous except for one abstention on the July minutes. The board also received the monthly financial report and noted upcoming groundbreakings.

• Approved minutes of July 6, 2026 meeting (6 ayes, 2 abstentions, 1 absent)
• Received MAPS 4 monthly financial report ending June 30, 2026
• Recommended approval of $100,000 amendment to Restoration Center architectural contract
• Recommended approval of final plans for Neighborhood and Community Parks Phase 1A and 1B
• Recommended approval of $431,205.26 amendment/change order for C.B. Cameron Park improvements
• Recommended approval of MOUs with COTPA for Bus Rapid Transit and Bus Stop Improvements
• Recommended approval of $277,651.50 amendment for Sidewalks Phase 2A
• Recommended approval of $92,836,121.12 guaranteed maximum price for Multipurpose Stadium (Bid Package 3)

Oklahoma City Board of Adjustment Meeting

The Oklahoma City Board of Adjustment will meet to review 20 public hearing items, including 13 special exception requests for short-term rental home sharing and 7 variance requests for sign, parking, lot size, and development regulations. The board will also consider one appeal from a neighborhood association and one from a property owner regarding historic preservation decisions.

• Case No. 16312: Variance for nonconforming sign regulations at 11949 N Pennsylvania Ave (Ward 7)
• Case No. 16315: Variance for sign regulations at 1100 N Walker Ave (Ward 6)
• Case No. 16298: Variance for parking regulations at 2130 NW 40th St (Ward 2)
• Case No. 16299: Special exception for short-term rental at 1629 NW 18th St (Ward 6)
• Case No. 16277: Appeal of administrative approval at 621 NW 6th St (Ward 6)

MAPS 4 CAB Innovation District Subcommittee Special Meeting

The Oklahoma City MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board Innovation District Subcommittee will hold a special meeting to approve past minutes, hear a presentation on the new operator organization and programming for the Henrietta B. Foster Center, discuss ongoing Innovation District projects, and review the latest budget and obligation report. No formal decisions are listed on this agenda beyond approving prior minutes.

• Approve minutes of March 4, 2026 subcommittee meeting
• Presentation on proposed new operator organization and programming for MAPS 4 Henrietta B. Foster Center (Project M4-DDC40)
• MAPS 4 Innovation District Budget and Obligation Report as of July 23, 2026

The Innovation District Subcommittee approved the minutes of its March 4, 2026 special meeting. Members also heard a presentation from Progress OKC and Community Impact Development on a proposed new operator organization and programming for the MAPS 4 Henrietta B. Foster Center (Project M4-DDC40), including facility redesign plans and a project timeline. No vote was taken on the presentation.

• Approved the minutes of the March 4, 2026 special meeting (moved by Johnson, seconded by Cross; passed with Rose, Cross, Hughes, Johnson, Tokarczyk voting yes; Martinez and Short absent)
• Heard a presentation on the proposed new operator organization and programming for the MAPS 4 Henrietta B. Foster Center; no action was taken

Historic Preservation Commission Meeting

The Oklahoma City Historic Preservation Commission meets to hold public hearings on 13 Certificate of Appropriateness applications for changes to historic properties, including demolitions, additions, and installations. The Commission will decide whether to approve, continue, or deny each application based on preservation guidelines.

• HPCA-24-00031 at 622 NW 27th Street (Paseo) — 1-year extension for Certificate of Appropriateness
• HPCA-26-00018 at 1529 NW 37th Street (Putnam Heights) — Replace and widen driveway to 12 feet
• HPCA-26-00063 at 704 NW 28th Street (Paseo) — Demolish and reconstruct garage
• HPCA-26-00064 at 111 NW 14th Street (Heritage Hills East) — Construct single multi-family building
• HPCA-26-00070 at 308 NW 18th Street (Heritage Hills) — Install solar panels on garage roof

The Historic Preservation Commission approved several certificates of appropriateness, including a large multi-family building at 111 NW 14th Street with conditions and unique circumstances, and denied a driveway widening at 1529 NW 37th Street. Two home-sharing special exception requests were recommended for approval. Several items were continued to future meetings for additional information.

• Approved consent docket for 622 NW 27th St and 600 NW 19th St (6-0)
• Approved sidewalk replacement at 1529 NW 37th St, denied driveway widening (6-0)
• Approved garage reconstruction and rear addition at 704 NW 28th St with conditions (6-0)
• Approved multi-family building at 111 NW 14th St with conditions and unique circumstances (6-0)
• Continued sign item at 111 NW 14th St to October 7, 2026 (6-0)
• Approved second story addition at 400 NW 35th St with conditions (4-2)
• Recommended approval of home sharing at 701 NW 16th St and 2616 N Robinson Ave (6-0)

MAPS 4 CAB Connectivity Subcommittee Special Meeting

The Oklahoma City MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board Connectivity Subcommittee will meet to approve or amend several sidewalk, bike lane, and transit projects under MAPS 4. The meeting includes votes on contract amendments, change orders, and memoranda of understanding, as well as updates on beautification and sidewalk phases.

• Amendment No. 6 for Sidewalks and Related Amenities Phase 1A: $93,429.98 decrease
• Change Order No. 8 with EMC Services, LLC for Sidewalks Phase 1B (four locations)
• Amendment No. 2 and Change Order No. 4 with Nash Construction Co.: $277,651.50 increase for Sidewalks Phase 2A
• Change Order No. 5 with RCC Traffic, LLC for Bike Lanes Phase 1B
• Memoranda of Understanding with Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority for Advanced Transit and Bus Stop Improvements

The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board Connectivity Subcommittee met on August 5, 2026, and recommended approval of several project amendments, change orders, and memoranda of understanding. These include a decrease for Sidewalks Phase 1A, change orders for Sidewalks Phase 1B and 2A, a change order for Bike Lanes Phase 1B, and MOUs for Bus Rapid Transit and Bus Stop Improvements. The subcommittee also received design updates on beautification and sidewalk projects.

• Approved minutes of July 1, 2026, meeting (4-0, Turner abstained)
• Recommended approval of Amendment No. 6, Project M4-TS010, decrease of $93,429.98 (4-0, Jenkins absent)
• Recommended approval of Change Order No. 8 with EMC Services, LLC, Project M4-TS011 (4-0, Jenkins absent)
• Recommended approval of Amendment No. 2 and Change Order No. 4 with Nash Construction Co., Inc., Project M4-TS020, increase of $277,651.50 (4-0, Jenkins absent)
• Recommended approval of Change Order No. 5 with RCC Traffic, LLC, Project M4-TK011 (4-0, Jenkins absent)
• Recommended approval of MOU with Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority for Projects M4-TTA010 and M4-TTA020 (4-0, Jenkins absent)
• Recommended approval of MOU with Central Oklahoma Transportation and Parking Authority for Project M4-TTE20 (4-0, Jenkins absent)

MAPS 4 CAB Venues Subcommittee Special Meeting

The Venues Subcommittee will meet to approve minutes from the July meeting, receive a construction update on the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium, and vote on multiple construction contracts totaling over $37 million. They will also discuss amendments to a construction management contract and review a budget report as of July 23, 2026.

• Approve minutes of July 1, 2026 meeting
• Construction update on MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium (Project M4-VM010)
• Vote on 13 construction subcontracts for stadium, totaling $37,994,068.74
• Consider Amendment No. 3 to CMAR contract with Lingo Construction Services, setting GMP at $92,836,121.12
• Review MAPS 4 Venues Budget and Obligation Report as of July 23, 2026

The subcommittee recommended approval of most Bid Package 3 subcontracts for the MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium, totaling over $39 million, but voted separately on the audio-visual contract due to a member's concerns. The audio-visual contract was recommended 5-1, with one nay. The full recommendation now goes to the MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board.

• Approved July 1, 2026 meeting minutes (5-0)
• Recommended approval of 12 subcontracts excluding audio-visual (6-0)
• Recommended approval of audio-visual contract to Ford Audio-Visual Systems, $4,768,784 (5-1)

Oklahoma City Golf Commission

The Oklahoma City Golf Commission will hold its regular meeting to approve past minutes, review financial statements and course data, discuss junior and school tournament fees, and hear committee reports on finance, marketing, policies, and building matters. No specific decisions are listed on this procedural agenda.

Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust

The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust meets to approve routine contracts, amendments, and easements for water and sewer projects. No major policy decisions are listed; most items are standard approvals of bids, contracts, and administrative actions.

• Award $229,886 contract to 4M Trenching for waterline relocation on SW 149th Street
• Approve $3.4M sewer rehabilitation contract with Krapff-Reynolds on NW 26th Street
• Renew $600K marketing services agreement with Byers Creative LLC
• Approve $1.8M fee increase for Atoka Pipeline engineering contract
• Authorize $5K payment for easement at Booster Pump Stations 15, 18, and 23

The Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust approved multiple consent docket items including a $3.4 million sanitary sewer line rehabilitation contract and a $2.4 million waterline replacement contract. The trust also adopted a joint resolution to acquire easements for the Kiamichi River Water Management Program and ratified an emergency contract for a wastewater treatment plant line break. All votes were unanimous with one trustee absent.

• Approved $3,425,864 sewer line rehabilitation contract to Krapff-Reynolds Construction (4-0)
• Approved $2,396,140 waterline replacement contract to Southwest Water Works (4-0)
• Approved $229,886 waterline relocation contract to 4M Trenching (4-0)
• Approved $600,000 marketing services renewal with Byers Creative LLC (4-0)
• Approved $1,822,658 engineering fee increase for Atoka Pipeline project (4-0)
• Adopted joint resolution to acquire easements for Kiamichi River Water Management Program (4-0)
• Ratified emergency contract for Chisholm Creek WWTP line break at $138,000 (4-0)
• Approved $261,162 solid waste operations center HVAC contract to C4L (4-0)