Council members approve conservative city bond
Oklahoma City Council members took a conservative approach this morning, approving a bond issue that will not change the property tax rate and choosing to renovate the downtown police headquarters rather than put up a new building.
The $760 million bond issue will go before voters in December. Council members had agreed upon a basic list of projects including $510 million for streets.
The police headquarters was...
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