Official Bulletin: Oklahoma City Public Notices for Monday, February 16, 2026

Public Meetings and Governance

For Monday, February 16, 2026, the City of Oklahoma City has scheduled several essential public commission meetings at City Hall, located at 200 N Walker Ave. Residents are encouraged to attend or view these proceedings to stay informed on local development and infrastructure projects.

• Traffic and Transportation Commission: Meeting at 1:30 p.m. in the City Council Chamber (3rd Floor). The commission will review various traffic control measures and street safety initiatives.
• Oklahoma City MAPS Investment & Operating Trust: This body will convene today to discuss the ongoing management and financial oversight of MAPS-funded projects.
• Oklahoma City Arts Commission: A public meeting is scheduled for today to address public art installations and cultural initiatives across the metro area.

Transportation and Infrastructure Advisories

Several significant roadwork projects and service interruptions are active or beginning this week. Commuters should prepare for delays in the following areas:

• Streetcar Service Interruption: While service is active today, the city has issued a formal notice that the OKC Streetcar will be suspended from February 18 through February 22. During this period, a bus shuttle will replace the streetcar along the Downtown Loop to accommodate construction for the New Arena.
• North Shartel Avenue & Britton Road: A full road closure is in effect today for utility work. Motorists are advised to seek alternate routes.
• Downtown Construction: North Harvey Avenue, between Robert S. Kerr Avenue and Park Avenue, remains closed for ongoing building construction.
• I-40 Ramp Closures: Surface work on the eastbound and westbound I-40 ramps at Douglas Boulevard will continue through Tuesday. Traffic is being diverted to local service roads.
• NE 23rd Street: Travel is narrowed to a single lane between North Lee Avenue and North Harvey Avenue through mid-February for infrastructure improvements.

Community Services and Public Programs

The City has released updates regarding residential services and special community events:

• Bulky Waste Schedule Changes: Approximately 64,000 residents in the central corridor—spanning from South I-240 to 122nd Street—are now under a revised collection schedule. Residents are urged to verify their new dates via the city’s utilities portal.
• Warrant Clearing Event: Public notice has been issued for a special event on February 27, allowing individuals to resolve outstanding municipal warrants for traffic or minor criminal violations without fear of arrest.
• Historic Preservation Awards: The Planning Department is currently accepting nominations for the 2026 Historic Preservation Awards. Submissions for projects that celebrate the city's architectural heritage are due by March 2.