Good morning, Broken Arrow.

Tuesdays in the Park will run through June at Central Park with free live music, food trucks — and family-friendly activities on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. ARTSOK organizes the event to offer local families a fun night with art activities and prize raffles.

The Broken Arrow City Council approved CSI Aerospace as the anchor company for Arrow Forge, a project that has been in the works for a decade.

The company will invest $6.1 million and create 50 new jobs as part of a plan to bring 1,000 new jobs to south Broken Arrow — an effort to boost the local economy through a public-private partnership.

Broken Arrow Economic Development Corporation announced that nine local businesses received a combined $1.12M through Oklahoma Department of Commerce programs — the Oklahoma Innovation Expansion Program and the Business Expansion Investment Program — to support job creation, equipment modernization and long-term growth in our manufacturing and industrial sectors.

City officials in Broken Arrow announced the proposed 2026 Fiscal Year Budget, which focuses on public safety, infrastructure, and community growth.

The plan calls for $455,957,612 in total spending—a 3.44% decrease from last year—with the general fund rising 4.5% to $153,662,215, the addition of 12 new positions, and a follow-up City Council meeting on June 16.

Counseling + Recovery Services will open a new building at 1323 East 71st Street with more space and amenities; the group will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house as part of a rebranding that unveils a new logo and updated mission to build better lives for those facing behavioral health and substance use challenges. Officials say the change will help connect the group with more people in need and reduce the stigma of asking for help.