MIAMI, Okla. — Miami metropolis supervisor “Bo Reese” calls 2022 the start of a resurgence for Miami.
He says it included the completion and ongoing repairs and enhancements to town’s infrastructure.
Reese additionally talked concerning the significance of partnering with tribes.
“Obviously flooding and water damage are really hard on roads. And so we’ve been able to make great strides in repairing roads in Miami. With great expectations of investing even more in the next fiscal year. In road repair this current year itself, we’ve been able to, the council committed a little over 3 million dollars,” stated Bo Reese, Miami metropolis supervisor.
Miami metropolis supervisor Bo Reese says the city is blessed to associate and have help from native tribes.
“So nowhere else in Oklahoma or nationally, can anyone say that? That we have nine tribes that we can partner with and they do so much for this community from infrastructure projects, to child development to commercial areas to not only entertain you, and you know, places to eat,” stated Reese.
He says the city noticed an enormous success in the Second Annual Route 66 Heritage Fest.
“Heritage fest is our annual event that we have in the summer that went off fantastic this year. Was the second annual route 66 heritage fest where we have outdoor music we have the marketplace up and down Main Street. Lots of activities. We had a car show, and this year we added a huge BBQ cookoff,” stated Reese.
Reese says Miami additionally invested in its park and recreation division, which opened the door for high quality parks for the neighborhood.
“We’re actually going through and picking and determining which parks are most heavily used. And then focusing on those areas and consolidating some equipment, investing in new equipment. We’ve got a great new park splash pad park there just off of Main Street. Where we’ve built our new splash pad but we’re continuing to develop that area.”
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