Investing in the Future: Infrastructure Progress in Mustang & House District 47

By Rep. Brian Hill 

Since 2018, Oklahoma has made bold and strategic investments in infrastructure across the  Mustang area and House District 47, totaling more than $260 million in capital projects through  the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority (OTA), Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) and  local partnerships. These improvements are not only transforming roads and interchanges but  also driving economic growth and quality of life across the region. 

One of the most significant achievements has been the completion of the Southwest John  Kilpatrick Turnpike extension, a project that connected I-40 near Mustang to SH-152 (Airport  Road). This intersection has enhanced access and traffic flow for daily commuters and  commercial traffic alike. This multi-phase effort included major interchange projects at Morgan  Road ($28.5M), SH-152 ($48.5M), and I-40 ($45.7M), all just in 2018. 

Additionally, nearby interchanges at SW 29th Street ($31.4M) and bridge rehabilitation over the  North Canadian River ($55M) have supported regional connectivity. OTA also implemented  critical upgrades such as tolling infrastructure, fiber optic broadband redundancy and road  widening efforts along Sara Road, SW 15th, SW 29th, Morgan, County Line and Council Roads. 

Looking ahead, both the widening of Sara Road between SH-152 and SW 29th ($19.4M) and the  upcoming full interchange at SW 15th Street ($22M) will improve accessibility and traffic flow  even further by 2026. 

ODOT has also played a key role in advancing local infrastructure, including recent upgrades to  SH-152 between Union City and Mustang, which total more than $41 million. These projects  added shoulders, turn lanes, sidewalks, and reconstructed pavement, making these vital corridors  safer and more efficient. 

Additional infrastructure investments include a $230,000 signal system at SH-4 and SW 89th  Street, in partnership with the City of Mustang, and the current construction of a $5 million I-40  corridor enhancement from MacArthur Avenue to Morgan Road, scheduled for completion in  2030. 

All of these improvements represent more than just numbers on a spreadsheet—they reflect a  long-term commitment to the people and communities of House District 47.

As we look to the future, Oklahoma must continue to move forward by investing in infrastructure  that supports safety, growth, and opportunity. These projects show what’s possible when we  prioritize smart, forward-looking development. Mile by mile, road by road, we are building a  stronger Oklahoma. Let’s continue moving Oklahoma forward.  

Rep. Brian Hill, a Republican, represents House District 47 in the Oklahoma House of  Representatives. His district includes portions of Mustang and Oklahoma City. He serves as  chair of the House Commerce & Economic Development Oversight Committee.

7/2/2025