MAPS 4

MAPS 4 is a voter-approved $1.1B initiative funding 16 transformational quality-of-life projects for the people of @cityofokc. MAPS was est. in 1993.

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Agendas: https://t.co/BxuTFpiyEK

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The MAPS 4 Venues and Connectivity subcommittees meet tomorrow. Agenda items:

- Fairgrounds Coliseum update
- Multipurpose Stadium update and bid packages
- Presentation on Kicks 66 
- Update on Sidewalks Phase 3 design
- Approvals for Bike Lanes Phase 1A

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- Approval of construction contract for Ravitz Crisis Center

- Construction tour of the Family Justice Center

Agendas: https://t.co/BxuTFpiyEK

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The MAPS 4 Neighborhoods and Community subcommittees meet tomorrow.

Agenda items:

- Final plans for Youth Center 1, design update for Youth Center 2

- McCune Animal Welfare Center construction updates

[Mayor David Holt @davidfholt]

Today was a milestone for Oklahoma City and for MAPS 4. Today, we officially opened Diversion Hub!

Diversion Hub is a $19 million project that works in partnership with philanthropy, nonprofits and agencies to provide a “hub” of services for people involved with the criminal justice system, with the goal of “diversion” away from jail or prison.

MAPS is a quality-of-life initiative and Diversion Hub is a life-changing project. This will be a national model, and it’s all thanks to the people of Oklahoma City. Also, a special thanks to Sue Ann Arnall for leading the efforts to fund Diversion Hub’s operations.

Congrats and thanks to all who made today possible! #1OKC

[Mayor David Holt @davidfholt]

For the second day in a row, we cut the ribbon on a MAPS 4 project, and today it’s our new public art piece - “Kicks 66”!

“Kicks 66” by Cameron Eagle and adjacent to the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum is part of the beautification project in MAPS 4.

We directed Cameron to honor OKC’s tie to Route 66 (which celebrates its centennial this year) and specifically our lyric in the iconic song. As Bobby Troup originally wrote - and Nat King Cole, the Rolling Stones and countless others popularized - “Oklahoma City looks might pretty.”

Thanks to the voters, taxpayers and everyone who made this possible, and especially our partners at the Cowboy, who significantly supported the site preparation. Go check out this new Route 66 and OKC landmark - day and night!

[MAPS 4 @maps4okc]

The towering “Kicks 66” sculpture of a 35-foot-tall red cowboy boot is installed and ready to greet Route 66 enthusiasts.

The iconic sculpture, located atthe @ncwhm was created by local artist Cameron Eagle.

People can visit “Kicks 66” from 8 a.m. – 10 p.m. year-round.

[MAPS 4 @maps4okc]

Oklahoma City leaders cut the ribbon today on the $19-million MAPS 4 Diversion Hub. Located on Linwood Boulevard between N. Western Avenue and N. Klein Avenue, the facility will provide comprehensive support services to people and families impacted by the criminal legal system.

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Vote for the name of OKC’s biggest pup by June 30! Let us know what you think we should call this dog sculpture by artist Olga Ziemska. The sculpture will welcome visitors to the MAPS 4 OKC Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center, opening later this year.
https://t.co/udmlXvh6BC

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The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board meets tomorrow. See agenda here: https://t.co/08frgU2kjZ

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Here we go! The state-of-the-art multipurpose stadium is poised to host professional soccer teams, youth sports, concerts, community events and a United Football League team, launching in 2028.
https://t.co/28amWpwz3S

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- Design updates for Sidewalks Phase 3 

- Construction update for Sidewalks Phase 2

- Engineering contract for Bus Rapid Transit 

Agendas: https://t.co/BxuTFpiyEK

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The MAPS 4 Venues, Civil Rights Center and Connectivity subcommittees meet tomorrow.

Agenda items:

- Approval for construction packages for Multipurpose Stadium 

- Fairgrounds improvements project update

- Construction contract for Clara Luper Civil Rights Center

[MAPS 4 @maps4okc]

Oklahoma City leaders broke ground today on the $121-million MAPS 4 Multipurpose Stadium. The new stadium is scheduled to open in 2028 and will anchor a new sports and entertainment district just south of Bricktown.

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The Neighborhoods and Community subcommittees meet tomorrow.

· Construction update on Animal Welfare Center
· Update on South Lakes and Cameron Parks
· Report on Homelessness projects
· Design update on Supportive Housing
· Acceptance of Diversion Hub

https://t.co/BxuTFpiyEK

[City of OKC @cityofokc]

The community is invited to help name a new, larger-than-life sculpture to be installed outside the @maps4okc-funded OKC Louisa McCune Animal Welfare Center.

View the art rendering and vote for your favorite name at https://t.co/fejqlwt6Z4.

Voting closes June 30, 2026.

[City of OKC @cityofokc]

Well..well…well. Would ya look at that?

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The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board meets tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. See agenda here: https://t.co/983la7ZOv7

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See full agendas here: https://t.co/BxuTFpiyEK

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The Venues & Connectivity subcommittees meet tomorrow. Agenda items:

-Construction update on Fairgrounds Coliseum Show Office

-Updates on Multipurpose Stadium project

-Sidewalks and bike lanes updates

-Design update for Phase 2 Bus Stops

-Design update on S May Ave. Trail