Edmond Alliance was formed in response to several factors, one being that we’ve noticed citizens have a hard time sorting through what is fact and counterfactual. Social media and networking sites are a great tool, but shouldn’t be our sole source of information or have primary influence on the opinions we form or decisions we make.

The City of Edmond conducted an 8-month-long study of Edmond housing needs and in result, will hopefully create policies and strategies to advance our community’s housing goals. 

The City of Edmond is updating its development rules and regulations to ensure they meeting the community's needs for modern and affordable housing and commercial spaces.

With GO Bond funding, Edmond is 100% reliant on sales tax revenue to pay for the public infrastructure and services that citizens expect from city government. To bring new sales tax dollars to Edmond, the EEDA must have the tools it needs to recruit new companies and help existing businesses expand in today's highly-competitive economic development environment. 

In October 2020, The Edmond City Council declared Downtown Edmond a TIF District. The Downtown TIF District is projected to create up to $530 million in new investment.

The 62-acre Uncommon Ground Sculpture Park on E. 2nd St. at Coltrane Rd. is being developed by the French Family Charitable Foundation in partnership with the City of Edmond and generously donated to the Edmond Parks Conservancy. This public-private partnership will create a world-class destination on historic Route 66 in Edmond.