Civil Engineer David Todd has run the MAPS office for the City of Oklahoma City since 2012. MAPS is the acronym for Metropolitan Area Projects that voters first approved in 1993. It was a series of capital improvements that began the renaissance of This Town with a one-cent sales tax. We're now in the MAPS 4 era that includes nearly a billion dollars worth of a wide variety of projects.
While he was born in Tulsa, David is certainly a local boy. Schooled in Moore, attending OKC Community College and the University of Oklahoma, he's also played rock and roll guitar since high school including 25 years at the Festival of the Arts. A graduate of Leadership OKC Class 18, he confirms that his was the best class ever.
Post-production by Fred O. Bishop
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