Oklahoma Transportation Commissioners will meet Monday morning in Oklahoma City to vote on a proposed newest edition of the state’s Eight-year Construction Work Plan for Fiscal Years 2026-2033.
The plan contains nearly $8 billion in highway improvements statewide, although inflation has moved some of the projects out of the eight-year window, according to the agenda released for the 11 a.m. meeting.
Other items to be addressed include:
- The $500 million Asset Preservation Plan addressing maintenance of the interstate and highway system will also be presented.
- Oklahoma Department of Transportation Executive Director Tim Gatz will brief commissioners on the federal funding bill status and its effect on the department.
The full agenda packet may be viewed here.
To watch the commission meeting video livestream: Ustream (Turn up the volume on your computer or other device and on Ustream). The meeting also will be recorded, captioned and available to the public online later.
The commission, a nine-member panel appointed by the governor and legislative leaders to oversee the state’s transportation development, awards project contracts for road and bridge construction on a monthly basis.
Source: release of agenda
