What this is

This dataset tracks which Oklahoma City streets have been adopted by organizations through the adopt-a-city-street program.

Why it matters to you

Adopted streets often receive extra attention for litter cleanup and maintenance. If you’re deciding where to open a business, volunteer for cleanup, or report a problem like potholes, knowing which streets have active adopters helps predict how quickly issues might get addressed. Neighborhood groups also use this to coordinate with existing adopters or claim unadopted stretches.

How to read this data

  • Street: The name and block range (e.g., “Main St from 1st to 5th Ave”)
  • Adopted: The group responsible for upkeep (e.g., a business or nonprofit)
  • Length: How long the adopted stretch is (in feet)

Try it yourself

Search the dataset for your street or neighborhood—if it’s unadopted, you might qualify to “claim” it through the city’s program. If already adopted, note the responsible organization to contact about maintenance needs.