Learn more about the BID-funded Green Team which provides supplemental cleaning and safety services within the six downtown neighborhoods of the Downtown BID.
BID BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Billy Lewis – Chair
Cindy Murillo – Vice Chair
Brittany Ali
Geoff Butler
Nathan Cao
Joe Carr
Jason Clark
Sean Cobb
Rick Dowell
Gina Foxhoven
Megan Gelmers
Todd Griffin
Chad Huntington
Tim Johnson
Major Kreg Kessler
David Kinnard
Austin Manger
Steve Mason
Anthony McDermid
Richard McKown
Melinda McMillan
Joanna McSpadden
Debbie Miller
Jennifer Nakayama
Jim Parrack
Cassi Poor
Genevieve Chognard Quick
Heather Scott
Avis Scaramucci
Wade Scaramucci
Gina Sofola
Major Dan Stewart
Tim Strange
David Wanzer
Tony Welch
Chuck Wiggin
BID Advisory Board Meetings
2025-26 Fiscal Year
November 12, 2025
January 14, 2026
March 4, 2026
May 13, 2026
July 15, 2026
September 23, 2026
November 4, 2026
Meeting location and details to be sent out in advance. Meetings are held at 9am.
Public attendees can request to attend BID Advisory board meetings by emailing James Brison.
MISSION
The mission of the Downtown Business Improvement District (BID) is to manage, maintain, and market the downtown area. The BID Advisory Board (BID Board) shall promote the fulfillment of the requirements of the agreement between Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership (DOKC) and the City of Oklahoma City by recommending a strategy for managing and providing enhanced services within the BID to the DOKC Board of Directors, DOKC staff, and City Council.
BID ASSESSMENT INVOICES
Please direct any questions about your assessment invoice or BID services to Downtown Oklahoma City Partnership. To expedite the process, please have your parcel number ready. This is found near the middle of your invoice and begins with the letter “R” followed by 9 numbers. Call our office at (405) 235-3500 or email Maria Cecil, Finance Manager, at maria@downtownokc.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
The invoice is for your property’s assessment or tax as a part of the Downtown OKC Business Improvement District (BID). Properties within this designated area pay a special assessment for the maintenance, development, and promotion of downtown and their specific district. Assessments are billed by and collected by the City of Oklahoma City.
BID assessments are mainly driven by the net assessed value of the property. Additional factors include the property’s frontage (linear feet that face the street), street-level services (such as landscaping and maintenance), district classification (Automobile Alley, Bricktown, Midtown, West Village), and access to amenities (Canal or Underground).
A property’s BID assessment can vary year to year due to but not limited to the following variables: change in net assessed value of the property, change in level of street-level services, change in level of maintenance, development, and marketing services.
Assessments are invoiced annually on an October 1- September 30 fiscal year.
Payment can be made via check in person at the City of OKC Treasury Department (420 West Main) or mailed directly to the City of OKC at the address shown on your invoice. Do not send payments to the Water Utilities lockbox. The proper mailing address is 420 W. Main St, Suite 120, Box 3, OKC, 73102. Unfortunately, the City of OKC does not have the capability to collect payment over the phone or online.
