The City of Oklahoma City hosted a detailed virtual meeting titled "MAPS Momentum: OKC's Next Chapter" to update stakeholders on the progress and future plans of the Metropolitan Area Projects (MAPS) programs. The discussion covered the history and evolution of MAPS from its inception in 1993 through MAPS four, highlighting the transformational infrastructure and community projects funded primarily through a dedicated 1¢ sales tax. Key topics included the ongoing MAPS four projects, their funding status, and the management of the new arena project, which, while funded by an extension of the MAPS sales tax, is financed through debt and operated by a private management company. The meeting also addressed the upcoming 2028 Olympic events to be hosted in Oklahoma City, emphasizing the economic impact and preparations needed for the influx of visitors. City officials underscored the importance of local spending to support city revenues and discussed potential future MAPS initiatives focusing on maintenance, convention center expansion, and infrastructure improvements. The session concluded with a Q&A addressing operational and logistical concerns related to the Olympics and city projects.