City Council Meeting – February 3, 2026

The City Council meeting of Broken Arrow on February 3, 2026, focused heavily on procurement and capital improvement projects. Key procurement actions included the approval of a contract award to Cherokee Pride Construction for the Washington intersection project, part of the 2018 general obligation bond transportation improvements. The council also authorized additional funding of $468,362 to the Oklahoma Department of Transportation for the Broken Arrow Creek Trail phase 2 project due to higher-than-expected bids. Another significant contract award was approved for Myers Cherry Construction to build Fire Station Number Eight, with discussion around bidder responsibility and past performance. Additionally, the council reviewed zoning changes for commercial developments and a planned unit development for a therapeutic farm for children with autism. The meeting also included a presentation and public education plan for the 2026 general obligation bond package, emphasizing community outreach and digital tools like an AI-powered answer line. Lastly, the council approved an economic development agreement with Solar Turbines Incorporated involving a $32 million capital investment and 52 new jobs, supported by the Broken Arrow Economic Development Authority. Discussions on short-term rental regulations were previewed for future work sessions. Overall, the meeting combined contract awards, budget allocations, and policy discussions impacting future procurement and community development.