ONG Gross Receipts for Street Maintenance
Summary
A proposed ordinance would send 0.9% of Oklahoma Natural Gas gross receipts into the street repair fund on top of the existing 1% from PSO — more money for potholes and road work, contingent on voters approving the ONG franchise.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 17, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could add a meaningful new revenue stream for street repair, contingent on the June 10 franchise vote.
Every driver on Tulsa streets.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Council (Regular) - Jun 17, 2026
A Gilbert-Bengel-Lakin ordinance adds 0.9% of Oklahoma Natural Gas gross receipts to the street repair fund, on top of the existing 1% from PSO — but it automatically dies if voters reject the ONG franchise.
Council Public Works Committee - Jun 10, 2026
If voters OK the ONG franchise in August, 0.9 percent of ONG gross receipts would fund street, sidewalk, and streetscape maintenance, with a public five-year plan approved annually.
Council (Regular) - Jun 10, 2026
A proposed ordinance would send 0.9% of Oklahoma Natural Gas gross receipts into the street maintenance fund, void if voters don't approve the ONG franchise. It had a public hearing with no speakers and returns June 17 for a vote.
Council (Regular) - Jun 3, 2026
A proposed ordinance would send 0.9% of Oklahoma Natural Gas gross receipts into the street repair fund on top of the existing 1% from PSO — more money for potholes and road work, contingent on voters approving the ONG franchise.
Council Public Works Committee - May 6, 2026
The city is moving toward an August 25 vote on renewing Oklahoma Natural Gas's franchise to use public rights-of-way. The resolution calling the election heads to the full Council next week.
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