City Council Meeting – July 14, 2026

The City Council meeting of Broken Arrow on July 14, 2026, included extensive discussions on various procurement and development matters. Key procurement-related actions included the approval of an amendment to the professional consultant services agreement with Kimley Horn for the final design of geometric improvements and a signalized intersection at 20th and Hillside, funded by the 2026 bond. The council also approved a construction noise variance for Project SAM to allow nighttime concrete pours, addressing logistical challenges due to heat. Additionally, the council authorized a professional consultant agreement with Burns and McDonald for a feasibility study on a proposed solid waste transfer station, signaling long-term infrastructure planning. Economic development was addressed through approval of an economic development agreement with Rise Grind and Ride for a downtown market and coffee shop, with a city reimbursement cap of $80,000 for hard costs. Multiple zoning and rezoning ordinances were previewed and set for adoption, including residential, commercial, and industrial developments, reflecting ongoing urban growth and planning. The council also discussed manual fee adjustments, including a 10% increase in park impact fees and modest utility rate changes, aimed at supporting capital improvements and operational costs. Public input was heard on traffic calming measures and neighborhood safety, influencing council deliberations. Overall, the meeting focused on infrastructure improvements, development approvals, and strategic investments to support Broken Arrow's growth and community needs.