In a recent government meeting, officials discussed several key items, including infrastructure improvements and traffic safety measures.

The meeting began with updates on upcoming projects, specifically the installation of new infrastructure on Northwest 69th Street. Officials indicated that these installations would commence shortly. Additionally, discussions centered around the need for GoBond funding to support the ASAP program, with plans to submit projects for bond fund requests anticipated to span a decade.

The meeting also addressed a consent docket item involving the conversion of a block of Northwest 85th Street from a one-way to a two-way street. This change received unanimous support, as both affected property owners agreed to the modification.

In a significant traffic safety discussion, Lewis Dennis, a local resident, petitioned for an all-way stop sign at the intersection of Northwest 118th Street and Nichols Creek Boulevard. Dennis highlighted concerns about increasing traffic volume due to new housing developments and reckless driving in the area. While the city staff noted that the intersection does not meet the standard criteria for an all-way stop, they acknowledged the support from 73% of local residents for the petition.

The meeting concluded with a motion to retain the current officers of the Oklahoma City Traffic and Transportation Commission, which passed unanimously. Overall, the discussions reflected ongoing efforts to enhance community safety and infrastructure in the region.