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The city of Oklahoma City has invited people to weigh in on future beautification projects they’d like to see implemented.

Palomar celebrated its five-year anniversary Tuesday by revealing details of the new $38 million family justice center to be funded through the city’s MAPS 4 program and operated by Palomar.

The council approved the final plans and specification for the $102 million project, which will be funded with $55.5 million from MAPS 4 tax collections and other sources.

The city council has revised its implementation plan for MAPS 4 in Oklahoma City.

Exciting progress continues in the Innovation District with public input on the MAPS 4 Innovation District Connectivity Masterplan.

The city of Oklahoma City has invited people to weigh in on future beautification projects they’d like to see adopted as a part of MAPS 4.

MAPS 4 includes $38 million for a new animal shelter to replace the current facility, which was built in 2001 and today is inadequate.

Ongoing racial and geographic disparities and generational poverty continue to limit access for people of color to business credit, investment capital and mentorship, the Oklahoma City mayor wrote in a recent opinion piece.

Organizers expect about 300 bicyclists from eight metro area cities will participate in Friday's event.

People who attend the May Chamber Forum Wednesday will hear latest news and information concerning MAPS 4 projects in Oklahoma City.