Oklahoma County Assessor
Projects Photo Album

	See examples of the Bricktown renovations. Including before & after photos.			See the Deep Deuce development.  This area is now home to a new Apartment Complex.
	The new downtown Federal Campus site has been selected and will reside at the corner of NW 6th and Harvey Ave.  The campus will house some of the agencies that previously occupied the Murrah Building.			Construction of the new downtown Oklahoma City Library is almost complete.  It's location rests on the former Y.W.C.A. location just South of the Oklahoma County Courthouse on the SE corner of Park Place and Hudson Ave.
	See the new downtown Oklahoma City Art Museum that was developed using the old Centre Theatre location.			The new 20,000 seat multi-purpose arena is located South of the Myriad.  It is also known as The Ford Center.
	Oklahoma City National Memorial.  Dedicated April 19, 2000.			The Oklahoma City Santa Fe train depot is currently under renovation.  Other train stations may be found here too.  Amtrak service has been restored as well.
	The Oklahoma City Stockyards is known worldwide as the largest stocker and feeder cattle market.  This area was also known for its meat packing facilities which during the 1960's rode off into the sunset.  Since its founding, the stockyards has continually offered products and services which are synonymous with the heritage of the West.			The Oklahoma City Myriad Convention Center has received a facelift from the "MAPS" project as well.
	Construction of the three dams is now complete which as raised the level of water into river-lakes.  The Bricktown canal will eventually link the riverfront to the downtown area.			The City Council has chosen a new site for the Oklahoma City Metro Transit Station.  After several attempts to acquire property the city has chosen the site located on the SW corner of  NW 5th and Hudson.  The new station will reside on 1.7 acres and is currently under construction.
	Automobile Alley.  This area was once covered by automobile dealerships from the 1900's to the 1960's.  It is now being renovated for business activity.			Native American Cultural Center...coming soon