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Held the public hearing on September 29 and adopted the assessment roll 6-0
The Oklahoma City Council adopted the Stockyards City business improvement district's 2026–2027 assessment roll on September 29. The vote was 6-0, with three members absent. The assessment funds cleaning, security, and marketing in the historic stockyards area.
Updated 6 days ago
Adopted the 2026-27 Downtown BID assessment roll September 29, 2026, by a 6-0 vote
Oklahoma City property owners renewed their 2026-27 downtown business improvement assessment at a September 29 city council hearing. The council adopted the roll 6-0, with three members absent, confirming the annual levy that funds cleaning, safety, marketing, and events across six downtown neighborhoods.
Approved demolition and abandonment declarations on Sept. 15, 2026.
The Oklahoma City Council voted 7-0 on Sept. 15 to declare five structures—a shed, three houses, and a rear house across four wards—dilapidated and ordered them torn down. Demolition can begin Sept. 16, with remaining work due by Oct. 1.
Pending decision on rezoning ordinance
Oklahoma City's City Council introduced an ordinance September 15 to rezone a 10-acre parcel at 2209 NE 100th Street from single-family residential to agricultural for Ralph's Ranch, an urban farm run by Benjamin Birdwell. The Planning Commission backed the change 7-1 on August 27, and the council was scheduled to hear the case October 13; the outcome has not been reported.
Updated Oct 14
Approves infrastructure contracts and budgets
Oklahoma City is spending $10 million to fix aging water mains and the streets above them. The city council approved the contracts on September 1.
Updated Sep 8
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