Paycom Working To Develop Drive-In Theater In OKC

Tuesday, December 8th 2020, 5:30 am

By: News 9

Paycom Working To Develop Drive-In Theater In OKC

Paycom Working To Develop Drive-In Theater In OKC

One of Oklahoma City's largest public companies, Paycom, is working to bring a drive-in theater to the city.

The drive-in would be located near Paycom's headquarters along West Memorial Road and North Rockwell Avenue.

The company is waiting on approval by multiple municipal boards.

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