RAISE Grant multimodal planning along Broken Arrow Expressway
Summary
The city has $5.84 million in federal planning money to redesign corridors around the Broken Arrow Expressway — sidewalks, trails, and traffic fixes on Kenosha, Elm and Lynn Lane. Some ideas, like closing business drives and limiting left turns, could be controversial, and the public gets its say Thursday night.
At a glance
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
The planning work is federally funded; full construction could run $50 to $70 million and would hinge on a future federal construction grant.
Drivers, walkers and bikers around the Expressway corridor, plus schools and businesses along Kenosha, Elm and Lynn Lane.
Business owners could be alarmed by proposals to close drives or limit left turns, though nothing is finalized.
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