Site work for a mixed-use development in Midwest City, Oklahoma. Working plans call for site work for a playground / park / athletic field.

As of October 16, 2024, this project is finally moving forward. A general contractor has been identified. The original plans for Mid-America Park, 1295 N. Midwest Blvd., included improving access and amenities to the park located near NE 10th St. and Midwest Blvd. The Atkinson family donated additional land that would expand the park. The $1.64 million project included parking lot extension, disc golf course, playground and pavilion, nature trail, community garden, basketball courts and restrooms. In January 2024, city council was told that the Mid-America Park project was underfunded as part of the 2018 GO Bond Issue which has caused it to be delayed. They were told federal funds will help cover some of the costs. The city will receive a $790,000 grant from the Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department’s Land and Water Conservation Fund for phase 2 of the park project. The city still decided to cut back the scope of the project due to escalating costs. Mid-America Park had 5-year plan, and a master plan that cost taxpayer $241,411. Now in year six and they do not have enough funds to deliver the master plan that was officially marketed to residents and taxpayers. At the top of the list will be refurbishing and revitalizing an existing basketball court and installing security cameras at the park. The city will also build a new court and permanent restrooms at the park. Amenities include entrance with parking lot, pavilion, playground with poured in place rubber surface, paved sidewalk connection to the existing Mid-America trail, disc golf practice area, sewer upgrades, and landscaping, benches, trash cans and other associated amenities.