EMBARK was recently honored for its continued investment in the future of central Oklahoma. Together with the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG), EMBARK is addressing problems affecting the area at large, like sustainability, growth of the city’s urban core and development of the MAPS program.

EMBARK is seeking feedback on the Fare Change Policy recommendations posted below. Please read and provide feedback by commenting on the post, emailing comments to embarkok@okc.gov or mailing in comments to 2000 S. May Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73108.

Want to know when your bus will arrive? We have technology that can tell you just that – it’s our rider tools. Here is how it works. All bus stop sign poles feature a stop ID number and route service sign. Once you know your unique stop ID number; text “EMBARK” followed by the 3-digit route number “###” and “stop ID number” to 41411.

For example, say you were at the stop at N Martin Luther…

On September 12, voters will be asked to vote on a $967 million general obligation bond package – which contains a transit proposition totaling just over $20 million. Funds will be used to purchase buses, and make bus stop improvements (sidewalks, shelters) including accessibility and technology.

More about bonds and the ballot propositions at okc.gov/residents/sept-12-bond-and-sales-tax-election