Do Fenwick’s Entrances Need Traffic Lights?

POST-MEETING UPDATE:  The commission approved the installation of a traffic light at 164th Street and Fenwick Blvd, but it may be two or three years until we see it. The City may also widen 164th Street to provide a left-turn lane.
The commission denied the addition of a stoplight at Pennsylvania and 169th Street. 

OKC Traffic & Transportation Commission to Hear Fenwick Neighbors’ Request for Traffic Lights
Monday, March 18, 2019
1:30 p.m.
City Hall, 200 N. Walker Ave.

One of your neighbors has been working very hard to get the City to consider putting stoplights at the Fenwick entrances off NW 164th St. and off N. Pennsylvania. The city has completed the traffic study, and Fenwick is on the agenda for Monday.

The Commission will be much more likely to approve this request if a large number of Fenwick residents are in attendance at the meeting. You do not have to speak (unless you wish to). Just being there will show them that there is a lot of citizen support.

Please take an hour or so out of your day to come support this. If you’re on spring break, bring the kids! It benefits ALL residents of Fenwick!

Click here to read the meeting agenda 

Click here to read the Commission’s report on the study of NW 164th Street

Click here to read the Commission’s report on the study of N. Pennsylvania

The Traffic & Transportation Commission meets in the City Council Chambers, at City Hall, at 200 N. Walker Ave. in downtown OKC. There is paid parking on the street and in nearby garages. Or, park and take the new streetcar (take the “downtown” loop)! 

A big thanks to Keya Trout, who has been working hard with the City for months to get this study completed and hopefully the traffic lights installed. If you have any questions, you can send her a PM on Nextdoor (or join the discussion there).