Oklahoma City bond election Tuesday

Oklahoma City residents voting on $2.7 billion general obligation bond

Oklahoma City residents will decide Tuesday on a series of propositions worth $2.7 billion as part of the city's general obligation bond.

Oklahoma City bond election Tuesday

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — Oklahoma City voters head to the polls to decide on a $2.7 billion dollar bond issue. There will be 11 separate propositions on the ballot. The $2.7 billion bond would be funded by property taxes, but wouldn’t raise property tax rates. 76% of the 547 projects are said to be critical infrastructure projects, while 56% of the funding would be dedicated to improving streets, bridges, and traffic. OSU breaks ground on Hum…

OKC GO bond: Voters extend property tax for $2.7 billion package of projects

Oklahoma City voters overwhelmingly approved a sprawling $2.7 billion GO bond package that will impact everything from streets to affordable housing, shaping the growing city’s future for at least a generation to come. All 11 of the proposals were decided separately. All passed with at least 70 percent support. The effort, which was championed by […] The post OKC GO bond: Voters extend property tax for $2.7 billion package of projects appeared f…

Eleven bond propositions are on the Tuesday (October 14) ballot in Oklahoma City -- Please Vote

Eleven Bond propositions totaling $2.7 billion are on the Tuesday, October 14 election ballot in the City of Oklahoma City.