Edmond Receives $640,000 Grant for Citylink Expansion

Funding will enhance public transit access in the city.

Apr. 8, 2026 at 4:58pm

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A photorealistic studio still-life photograph of a modern, minimalist bus stop shelter made of polished steel and tempered glass, representing the infrastructure upgrades that will be funded by a grant to expand Edmond's public transportation network.A $640,000 grant will fund upgrades to Edmond's public transit system, including new bus shelters and improved service frequency.Edmond Today

The City of Edmond, Oklahoma has been awarded a $640,000 grant from the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) to expand its Citylink public transportation system. The grant funding will be used to improve air quality and increase access to Edmond's bus network.

Why it matters

The Citylink expansion project is part of Edmond's broader efforts to improve public transit and reduce vehicle emissions in the city. As a growing suburban community, enhancing transit connectivity is crucial for providing mobility options and reducing the environmental impact of transportation.

The details

The ACOG Air Quality Grant will allow Edmond to add new Citylink bus routes, increase service frequency, and upgrade bus stop amenities. These improvements are designed to make public transit a more convenient and attractive option for residents, ultimately leading to fewer single-occupancy vehicle trips and lower emissions.

  • The grant was awarded to the City of Edmond in April 2026.

The players

City of Edmond

The local government of Edmond, Oklahoma, which oversees the Citylink public transportation system.

Association of Central Oklahoma Governments (ACOG)

A regional planning organization that provides funding and support for transportation and infrastructure projects in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.

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What’s next

The City of Edmond plans to begin implementing the Citylink expansion project using the ACOG grant funding later this year.

The takeaway

This investment in Edmond's public transit system demonstrates the city's commitment to improving air quality, reducing traffic congestion, and providing more sustainable mobility options for residents.