City of Broken Arrow utilizing a new website and AI technology

Build Our Future BA website makes getting GO Bond information easy to access

The City of Broken Arrow has launched a new Build Our Future BA GO Bond education initiative that includes a new website, an AI Assistant call number, and four upcoming Public Education Bond Meetings scheduled for March and early April.

Essential information about the bond propositions.

The new BuildOurFutureBA.org website provides residents with essential information about the bond propositions to help them make informed decisions before the April 7, 2026, election. The website is intuitive and user-friendly, allowing voters to review all eight propositions and related projects with ease. It is mobile-responsive, meaning residents can access the website on their smartphones and through the My Broken Arrow Action Center app.

The BuildOurFutureBA.org website prominently displays the phone number 918-228-5921, which connects callers to the GO Bond Answer Line. This AI assistant is available 24/7 to answer important questions about the 2026 bond package.

Upcoming Public Education Bond meetings.

To speak with city leaders in person, residents are also encouraged to attend the upcoming Public Education Bond meetings. Attendance is not limited to a specific ward. The meetings will be held at 6:30 p.m. on the following dates and locations:

1. Monday, March 2, at the Union Public Schools 8th Grade Center, 6501 S. Garnett Road.
2. Thursday, March 12, at Ridge Christian Church, 4010 W. New Orleans St.
3. Thursday, March 26, at Battle Creek Golf Club, 3200 N. Battle Creek Dr.
4. Thursday, April 2, Connect Church, 401 W. New Orleans St.

Bond Propositions 1 through 7 are expected to generate $415 million and fund 91 improvement projects over the next 10 years without increasing the property tax rate. Proposition 8 proposes a temporary, dedicated half-cent sales tax to generate approximately $53 million over five years for public sports facilities. The Build Our Future BA Bond package totals $468 million.