New US Senator James Inhofe Interchange Opens in Midwest City
A new interchange honoring former U.S. Senator James Inhofe has opened in Midwest City, improving safety and traffic flow. The $170 million project, located at the junction of Interstate 40 and South Douglas Boulevard, was partly funded by Inhofe in 2021. The interchange will benefit employees, military personnel, and businesses, and is situated near Tinker Air Force Base.
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The US Senator James Inhofe Interchange has opened in Midwest City at the junction of Interstate 40 and South Douglas Boulevard. This $170 million reconstruction project aims to enhance safety and traffic flow in the area.
The project received part of its funding through efforts by Senator Inhofe in 2021. The interchange is expected to serve thousands of employees, military personnel, and businesses, particularly benefiting those near Tinker Air Force Base.
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