Community development; Community Quality of Life Enhancement Act; findings; Community Quality of Life Enhancement Revolving Fund; sales tax revenue; effective date; emergency.

Summary

The bill establishes a state‑run fund that draws $60 million each year from sales‑tax revenue and makes it available to local towns and cities for projects that improve quality of life. Eligible communities set up a board, apply to the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, and can receive money for infrastructure, parks, transit, cultural centers, public art and environmental work. The measure is intended to give localities a reliable source of capital for these improvements.

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