Project Updates

Surface Transportation Program Projects

About the Project

 The Mingo intersections 111th, 121st and 131st were all funded in the 2011 bond package which provided matching dollars (25%) for federal construction grant dollars (75%). The intersections are being constructed in the order that the right of way acquisition has been obtained, thus 111th and Mingo was the first project completed. The matching dollars will yield around $3 million in total of federal funds that do not have to burden Bixby taxpayers.

111 Street South and South Mingo Road

This part of the project was started in the winter of 2016 and is already completed. 

121 Street South and South Mingo Road

This part of the project is pending due to Right of Way aspects. 

131 Street South and South Mingo Road

This project started in June of 2019 and was completed in May of 2020. 

Downtown Revitalization Program

Bixby’s Downtown Streetscape Project is the first project funded from the Bixby Vision sales tax extension to fund Downtown River Corridor Revitalization efforts. Bids were received on December 19th, 2018 for the project. The bid was awarded to the lowest and best bid. However, the company that was awarded notified the City they were unable to execute the project. At the February 25, 2019 City Council meeting Bixby City Council authorized that new bids be requested for the project. The project was awarded to Paragon on March 25th. The 365-day contract began on May 20th, with work started in June of 2019.

Completion of the Haikey Creek Flood Mitigation Project to raise the road to meet the elevation of the Haikey Creek levee.

New perimeter fencing and masonry columns at cemetery entrances was added to the Bixby Cemetery. The installation of the columns will warrant short term closures of entrances for one week estimated time spans. The Project was completed in May of 2020.