OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) - City Council leaders announced on Tuesday, its master plan for MAPS 4 Neighborhood and Community Park projects. According to the City, the MAPS 4 will include improvements to 105 neighborhood and community parks totaling $70.3 million based on current and future opportunities, existing conditions, accessibility, community input and potential expansion needs. Oklahomans offered program to clear outstanding warrants Recommended improvements include as many as: 56 new or upgraded playgrounds 66 new or upgraded multiuse courts 14 splashpad improvements 67 new or upgraded park signs 43 new or improved shelters/pavilions 183 proposed solar lights “The MAPS 4 parks project is the largest in terms of scope and budget and aims to elevate our parks system as a whole,” MAPS Program Manager David Todd said. “After a thorough analysis of more than 100 municipal parks, MAPS 4 will breathe new life into our city’s neighborhoods with critical park upgrades for residents to enjoy.” The master plan includes the following project-specific recommendations: basketball courts at Woodson Park and pickleball courts at Earlywine Park a plaza, courts, shade structures, large playground, legacy memorial, splash pad and more at Booker T. Washington Park pavilions, a splash pad, new playground and more at Minnis Lakeview Park a new inclusive playground, small amphitheater and stage, basketball courts, new picnic areas and more at Northeast Park new large group pavilion with stage area, fire pit seating areas, playground improvements and more at Lake Stanley Draper “Neighborhood and community parks are critical to the health and wellbeing of our city,” Director of OKC Parks Melinda McMillan-Miller said. “Investing in and revitalizing these parks into more vibrant spaces will encourage residents of all ages to get outside, connect with nature and build stronger relationships with their neighbors.” The first design phase is set for late 2025. Click full master plan here.