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# Operational Base
This space will serve as CSF’s first operational base for coordination, resource development, and ongoing child safety work.
56 Expressway
The 56 Expressway location will serve as CSF’s first operational base, a dedicated hub for coordination, resource development, and ongoing child safety work. Positioned along one of Oklahoma City’s primary metro corridors, the space offers accessible reach across the region for staff, partners, and collaborators, while a lean footprint and low monthly cost keep operational overhead minimal during this first phase of growth.
The space also supports focused, uninterrupted program work. A single dedicated base consolidates coordination, curriculum development, and partner engagement under one roof, eliminating the inefficiencies of distributed or ad-hoc arrangements and allowing CSF to build momentum with consistency and discipline.
Together, this combination of metro accessibility, lean operations, and operational consolidation creates a purposeful first base, one that positions CSF to advance its Oklahoma mandated reporter training strategy and strengthen the infrastructure needed to support its growing body of work.
View ListingLayouts
Illustrative layouts showing simple, functional workspace configurations within the proposed space. These layouts reflect simple, low-cost configurations using standard furnishings.
* Workstation area
* Collaboration space
* Flexible use area
### Budget Detail
Detailed budget breakdown provided below.
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