Oklahoma City gets top credit rating
Oklahoma City residents can expect to spend less on building streets and bridges, thanks to receiving the highest debt rating possible from Standard & Poor ’s.
The move from AA+ to AAA puts the city into an elite group of the best municipal credits in the market.
"When it comes to economic news, this is as good as it gets,” Mayor Mick Cornett said Tuesday in a news conference at City Hall...
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