Oklahoma City leaders are preparing to bring a $2.7 billion bond proposal to voters this fall.

The proposal includes 547 projects designed to improve infrastructure and services across the city. Mayor David Holt said the investment is needed to keep pace with the city’s size and growth.

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“We are a 620-square-mile city, which is very unique in terms of our geographic size,” Holt said. “Initiatives like this help us try to keep up with that.”

City officials will host a town hall meeting on September 11 at 5:45 p.m. to answer questions from residents about the proposal.

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