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The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board and its six subcommittees are similar to counterparts in MAPS 3. They are subject to Oklahoma’s Open Records Act and Open Meeting Act.
The board will meet monthly. Visit okc.gov/agenda for meeting agendas.
The subcommittees will focus on planning and implementation of certain projects, bringing recommendations to the full advisory board. The advisory board makes recommendations to the Oklahoma City Council, which has final authority over MAPS 4. Members of the six subcommittees were named by Mayor David Holt and the Council.
The MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board’s 11 members are:
- Teresa Rose, Chairperson (at-large)
- Jessica Martinez-Brooks, Vice Chairperson (at-large)
- Joy Turner (Ward 1)
- Chelsea Banks (Ward 2)
- Ryan Cross (Ward 3)
- Shay Morris (Ward 4)
- Kevin Guarnera (Ward 5)
- Daisy Muñoz (Ward 6)
- Monique Bruner (Ward 7)
- Bob Nelon (Ward 8)
- Ward 4 Councilman Todd Stone (rotating Council member)
The advisory board members representing each ward were recommended to the Mayor for appointment by the Council member representing that ward.
The terms will be staggered at first, with some members serving shorter initial terms to ensure some positions are eligible for re-appointment every year of the MAPS 4 program. All subsequent terms will be for three years.
The terms for Turner, Morris and Bruner expire in 2025, followed by Muñoz, Cross, Martinez-Brooks and Rose in 2026, and Banks, Guarnera and Nelon in 2027. Members are eligible for re-appointment. Councilman Stone's term as the rotating Council member expires in 2026.
About the Chairperson
Teresa Rose is executive director of the Communities Foundation of Oklahoma, a nonprofit that helps philanthropic organizations and donors make meaningful contributions to important causes.
Rose also serves on the MAPS 3 Citizens Advisory Board’s Scissortail Park Subcommittee, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Executive Committee, Oklahoma City Public Schools Foundation board, Oklahoma City Civic Center Foundation board, SSM Health Oklahoma advisory board, Oklahoma Hall of Fame board, BancFirst community board and i2E board.
Rose’s previous professional experience includes leadership positions at the Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Chesapeake Energy Corp., The Center for Education Law, Oklahoma City University’s Performing Arts Academy and the Oklahoma State Department of Education. She was also a founding member of the Palomar OKC Family Justice Center, founding board chair of ReMerge and chair of the OKC Schools Compact.
She has Bachelor of Science degrees in English and education from OCU, and a Juris Doctorate from OCU’s School of Law.
About the subcommittees
Each of the six MAPS 4 Citizens Advisory Board subcommittees is dedicated to a specific project or group of projects.
The subcommittees will each have two members from the advisory board, who the Mayor will designate as the subcommittees’ chair and vice chair. Each subcommittee will also have five to seven at-large members. The full advisory board’s chair and City Council member may also serve as non-voting members.
The six subcommittees and their dedicated projects are:
- Neighborhoods
- Connectivity
- Venues
- Community
- Innovation District
- Civil Rights Center
Like the board members, the subcommittee members were appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Council. The terms do not have limits, but the Mayor can remove members at any time, with or without cause.
Visit okc.gov/maps4 for more details on MAPS 4 and the history of Oklahoma City’s MAPS programs.