Traffic and Transportation Commission 8/17/2026

The Traffic and Transportation Commission meeting held on August 17, 2026, primarily focused on various traffic control proposals and pedestrian safety improvements within Oklahoma City. Key procurement-related discussions included the consideration and voting on traffic signal installations and stop control requests at multiple intersections. Notably, the commission disapproved a proposed traffic signal at Elmherst Avenue and May Avenue due to safety concerns, neighborhood opposition, and lack of signal warrants. Conversely, they approved a signalized midblock pedestrian crossing on South May Avenue to support a trail project connecting to Early Wine Park. Another motion to approve an all-way stop control at North Woodward Avenue and Northwest 19th Street passed, supported by neighborhood petitions despite not meeting standard warrants. A request for a traffic signal at North MacArthur Boulevard was tabled for further information due to mixed opinions and absence of the applicant. Additionally, a request to postpone consideration of a traffic signal at Stonebrow Lane and Northwest 192nd Street was approved. The meeting also included discussions on traffic data collection challenges and neighborhood safety concerns, but no direct contract awards or vendor selections were reported.