Oklahoma City voters said yes to a $835.5 million G.O. Bond Issue to improve or replace our city’s infrastructure.

Projects will include the repair of 750 miles of residential and arterial streets, repairing bridges, improving parks, addressing drainage systems, constructing sidewalks and trails, building new police and fire stations, replacing busses, updating libraries and providing incentives for economic development.

Thank you to the citizens that voted in the election despite the frigid temperatures and unfavorable driving conditions.

Unofficial Results

Proposition 1 - Streets
Yes - 18,713
No - 2,618

Proposition 2 - Bridges
Yes - 19,000
No - 2,331

Proposition 3 - Traffic Control System
Yes - 18,173
No - 3,118

Proposition 4 - Drainage Control System
Yes - 18,313
No - 2,970

Proposition 5 - Parks and Recreational Facilities
Yes - 17,386
No - 3,729

Proposition 6 - Fire
Yes - 18,434
No - 2,497

Proposition 7 - Police
Yes - 17,726
No - 3,179

Proposition 8 - Libraries
Yes - 17,153
No - 3,687

Proposition 9 - City Maintenance Facilities
Yes - 17,236
No - 3,617

Proposition 10 - Transit
Yes - 17,185
No - 3,665

Proposition 11 - Economic Development
Yes - 16,233
No - 4,503

Unofficial election results provided by the Oklahoma Election Board. Returns will be certified by 5 p.m., Friday, December 14.