Policies & Implementation

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s crime prevention and intervention efforts are based on best practices and measurably contribute to low crime rates throughout the city.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City’s built environment is designed to minimize the effects of urban heat islands.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City is a model of energy efficiency and conservation, and sustainable building practices and products.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City area schools are neighborhood assets and sources of pride.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City area schools are neighborhood assets and sources of pride.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City enjoys safe drinking water, conserves waterways, wetlands and other water resources, and employs practices that protect water quality.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s crime prevention and intervention efforts are based on best practices and measurably contribute to low crime rates throughout the city.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s parks are funded, operated, and maintained in a way that gives people the amenities and park services they need in a safe and clean park environment.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Libraries in Oklahoma City are easily accessed and widely and frequently used resources valued by the community.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s parks are funded, operated, and maintained in a way that gives people the amenities and park services they need in a safe and clean park environment.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Libraries in Oklahoma City are easily accessed and widely and frequently used resources valued by the community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s parks are funded, operated, and maintained in a way that gives people the amenities and park services they need in a safe and clean park environment.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Libraries in Oklahoma City are easily accessed and widely and frequently used resources valued by the community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s parks are funded, operated, and maintained in a way that gives people the amenities and park services they need in a safe and clean park environment.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Libraries in Oklahoma City are easily accessed and widely and frequently used resources valued by the community.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City’s built environment is designed to minimize the effects of urban heat islands.

Oklahoma City is a model of energy efficiency and conservation, and sustainable building practices and products.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City area schools are neighborhood assets and sources of pride.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City area schools are neighborhood assets and sources of pride.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City values, protects, and preserves its biological resources.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City area schools are neighborhood assets and sources of pride.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools supports the development of a vibrant community.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Parks in Oklahoma City have facilities, programming, amenities, and activities well-matched to the recreational needs of residents and visitors.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Public services are provided in the most cost-effective manner.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Landscaping is located, designed, and maintained to ensure an attractive and safe community.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

Oklahoma City’s workforce is well-educated, highly skilled, motivated, creative, healthy, and culturally diverse.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City has a growing tax base and a revenue structure designed to ensure efficient growth and fiscal stability.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City area schools are neighborhood assets and sources of pride.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Oklahoma City has a growing and diverse economy that fosters vigorous job growth and self-sufficient citizens.

The quality and reputation of Oklahoma City area schools attract and retain residents and employers.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City manages, remediates, and/or mitigates environmental hazards to minimize risks to the public.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Oklahoma City has sufficient industrial land capacity in strategic locations to sustain a strong economic base.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Environmentally sensitive areas are protected so that they can contribute to both quality of life and a healthy ecosystem.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City has an interconnected network of natural areas and protects its environmental assets.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

City water and sewer service is efficiently provided to current and future populations in the urbanized area.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s crime prevention and intervention efforts are based on best practices and measurably contribute to low crime rates throughout the city.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City manages, remediates, and/or mitigates environmental hazards to minimize risks to the public.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s crime prevention and intervention efforts are based on best practices and measurably contribute to low crime rates throughout the city.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

Oklahoma City values its history and protects its cultural and built resources through appropriate rehabilitation and preservation.

Oklahoma City is recognized for its appreciation and preservation of historic, architectural, and cultural assets.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City’s built environment is designed to minimize the effects of urban heat islands.

Oklahoma City is a model of energy efficiency and conservation, and sustainable building practices and products.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Public and private parks are designed to achieve optimum safety, accessibility, and attractiveness while reflecting the character of the surrounding community.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s residential areas meet the diverse needs of the city’s residents and are well-connected to surrounding uses.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City’s freight facilities move consumer goods safely and efficiently through out the city and connect the local economy to the global marketplace.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Residents and visitors have easy access to a variety of quality commercial opportunities.

Downtown Oklahoma City exhibits a self-reinforcing cycle of vibrancy due to healthy occupancy rates and a diverse mix of employment, housing, retail, entertainment, and other supporting uses, and emphasizes pedestrian experience and public life.

Oklahoma City’s rural areas are protected from encroachment of urban/suburban densities.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods thrive because they contain quality housing choices to meet the diverse needs of the population.

Oklahoma City’s neighborhoods are vibrant because they have high occupancy rates, a diverse housing stock, and well-maintained properties.

Citizens have easy access to a variety of affordable healthy food options.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

People have a number of places to gather and socialize that are easily accessible from and within neighborhoods.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City’s built and natural environments are attractive and well-maintained.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City’s built environment is designed to minimize the effects of urban heat islands.

Oklahoma City is a model of energy efficiency and conservation, and sustainable building practices and products.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City neighborhoods are safe places to live, work, learn, and play. (jump to section)

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

The neighborhoods and commercial centers of Oklahoma City are integrated, attractive, functional, and of high quality.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s reputation as a low-crime community attracts and retains residents and businesses.

Public services are provided in a manner that balances cost efficiency and levels of service.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of fire and emergency medical services.

Oklahoma City’s crime prevention and intervention efforts are based on best practices and measurably contribute to low crime rates throughout the city.

Oklahoma City’s land use patterns contribute to the efficient and cost-effective delivery of police services.

The City and its residents are ready and able to mitigate, respond to, and recover from a variety of disasters.

Oklahoma City has superior public schools empowering youth and their families with the tools and life skills they need to achieve their full potential.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City manages, remediates, and/or mitigates environmental hazards to minimize risks to the public.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City’s built environment is designed to minimize the effects of urban heat islands.

Oklahoma City is a model of energy efficiency and conservation, and sustainable building practices and products.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City consistently meets and exceeds federal air quality standards and actively pursues ways to protect air quality.

Oklahoma City’s built environment is designed to minimize the effects of urban heat islands.

Oklahoma City is a model of energy efficiency and conservation, and sustainable building practices and products.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

Oklahoma City’s street system is well-maintained and provides for the safe and efficient movement of people.

People have convenient access to an efficient and effective transit system that connects them to their daily activities and is valued as a public benefit.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Oklahoma City has a complete, accessible, and well-maintained network of sidewalks that people use to recreate and get to work, school, shopping, transit, and parks.

Oklahoma City manages, remediates, and/or mitigates environmental hazards to minimize risks to the public.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City manages, remediates, and/or mitigates environmental hazards to minimize risks to the public.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.

The bicycle is used as a form of transportation in Oklahoma City by riders of all levels of experience.

The bicycle culture in Oklahoma City is characterized by complete facilities, quality amenities and safe vehicle operator (cyclists and drivers) attitudes and behaviors.

Trails are accessible and connect neighborhoods to places citizens want to go and provide a safe, healthy transportation alternative.

Oklahoma City manages, remediates, and/or mitigates environmental hazards to minimize risks to the public.

Citizens have access to a variety of transportation choices to serve their daily needs.

Oklahoma City’s park system is accessible to its users by a connected system including roadways, transit, trails, bicycle facilities, and sidewalks.

Oklahoma City has many desirable and recognizable places that attract visitors, residents, and businesses.

Social, physical, and economic health are enabled by an efficient, diverse, and integrated land use mix and supported by an interconnected transportation system.

Oklahoma City’s transportation system is safe, convenient, and provides a variety of interconnected modes that strive to balance the needs of all users.