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OKC to see additional street improvements | The Journal Record

Street improvement projects designed to benefit businesses and residents are coming in under budget, leaving $19.6 million available to fund additional projects, Public Works Director Eric Wenger reported to the Oklahoma City Council this week.

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Former OKC police headquarters being demolished

Demolition is underway in downtown Oklahoma City of the police headquarters constructed in 1955 and the courts complex built in 1951.

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OKC Adds Extra Resources To Stay On Top Of Ice Storm Debris Cleanup


Tuesday, December 22nd 2020, 6:54 pm
By: Anjelicia Bruton
OKLAHOMA CITY -
After two snowstorms in about two weeks, Oklahoma City crews said they are still on track with their ice storm debris cleanup plan.
As of Tuesday, crews have picked up 35,000 tons of ice storm debris with about 65,000 more to go.
It's costing the city around seven to $10 million to pick up all of the debris.
President Trump approved a disaster declaration for Oklahoma County and 12 others.
The city said the first pass will be completed by the end of January. They've added extra resources to be sure of it.
“One day last week as a matter of fact, we’ve had 85 trucks running at one time. So, we’ve had quite a few collection crews working,” Utilities Director Chris Browning said.

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