The Alternatives Analysis (AA) identifies potential transportation solutions that improve connections within Oklahoma City's downtown growth centers, spur economic development opportunities, improve mobility, expand transportation options and improve air quality.

Join the conversation and share your ideas about public transportation in downtown Oklahoma City.

MAPS 3 Transit

In December, 2009, Oklahoma City voters approved the MAPS 3 sales tax. The sales tax will begin April 1, 2010 and last seven-years and nine-months. This was a renewal of a previous one-cent MAPS tax.

The initiative will fund eight projects and is estimated to raise $777 million, including $17 million in contingency funds.

• 2010 MAPS 3 Transit Public Meetings - Executive Summary