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Moore Today
By the People, for the People
Moore Residents to Vote on Sales Tax Hike
Proposed increase would fund infrastructure and public services in the city.
Apr. 6, 2026 at 8:43pm
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A proposed sales tax increase aims to fund much-needed infrastructure improvements in the rapidly growing suburb of Moore.Moore TodayResidents of Moore, Oklahoma will head to the polls on Tuesday, April 7 to vote on a proposed increase to the city's sales tax. The measure, if approved, would raise the sales tax rate to fund infrastructure improvements and expanded public services in the community.
Why it matters
Moore is a rapidly growing suburb of Oklahoma City, and the city's infrastructure and public services have struggled to keep up with the population growth. This sales tax increase is seen as a way to generate the necessary revenue to address the city's pressing needs.
The details
The proposed sales tax increase would raise the current rate from 8.5% to 9%. City officials say the additional revenue would be used to repair roads, upgrade the water and sewer systems, and expand police and fire department resources.
- Voters in Moore will cast their ballots on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
- The proposed sales tax increase would take effect immediately if approved by voters.
The players
Moore, Oklahoma
A rapidly growing suburb of Oklahoma City, Moore has struggled to keep up with the infrastructure and public service demands of its expanding population.
What’s next
If the sales tax increase is approved, the city of Moore will begin implementing infrastructure projects and expanding public services using the additional revenue. The city council will also monitor the impact of the tax increase on local businesses and residents.
The takeaway
This vote represents a critical decision for the future of Moore, as the city seeks to address its growing pains through increased funding for core public services and infrastructure. The outcome will have significant implications for the community's quality of life and economic development.
