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LEGISLATIVE GUIDE
2014
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CONTENTS
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR............ 2
BE A BUSINESS ADVOCATE.............. 3
LEGISLATIVE AGENDA...................... 4
PRO-BUSINESS SCORECARD.......... 16
ELECTED OFFICIALS DIRECTORY.... 18
CHAMBER LEADERSHIP................... 36
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A message from the
visionary
leadership
CHAIR
Since 1889, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber has served as the voice of
businesses in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. As one of the country’s largest
chambers of commerce and economic development organizations, the Chamber
actively engages in the legislative process to promote pro-business legislation that
will foster economic growth and make Oklahoma City an attractive place to do
business.
PETE DELANEY
Chair, Greater Oklahoma
City Chamber
CEO, OGE Energy Corp.
The Chamber’s legislative advocacy efforts have a direct impact on the state’s
business climate, such as the passage of the landmark 2013 workers’ compensation
reform legislation. The Chamber works to pass legislation and protect laws that
will advance the state’s economy, protecting economic development incentives,
supporting transportation funding and promoting an environment that is conducive
to research and development. Our future workforce is vitally important, and issues
such as protecting common core standards, are critical to our future growth. On
these and other issues, the Chamber is fully dedicated to making our voice heard on
legislation that will impact your company’s bottom line.
I am convinced the transformation in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and
across the state is, in some part, attributed to the business community’s participation
in the political process. To ensure this great momentum continues, the Chamber is
actively engaged with political leaders to build on our current successes and to solve
the challenges we face.
As a Chamber member, you and your business place a key role in the legislative
process. I invite you to take a close look at our Chamber’s 2014 legislative priorities
and urge you to become involved in issues affecting the business community. By
taking the time to contact your elected representative through email, a letter or
phone call to let them know where you stand on specific issues, you can have a
direct impact on the legislative process and strengthen the influence of the Chamber
at the State Capitol.
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advocating
for business
BE AN ADVOCATE FOR BUSINESS.
Our world is constantly changing. But when it comes
to advocating for business at the Capitol, some things
remain the same – the importance of contacting and
developing relationships with legislators.
There are multiple ways to stay informed and make sure
your voice is heard throughout the year.
Business
Advocacy
Center
Contact the Government
Relations Team
Throughout the year, the Chamber’s team works to
ensure that Greater Oklahoma City is moving forward
and growing stronger. From making business issues
heard at the capitol to economic development activity,
the Chamber is the voice for business in Greater
Oklahoma City. The Chamber staff is always available to
assist your business in any way possible.
The Chamber’s Business
Advocacy Center,
www.OKCBusinessAdvocate.com, makes having a voice
at the Capitol simple. With just a few simple clicks, you
can identify your elected officials and communicate with
them, ensuring that you have an impact in the decisions
being made by our state’s leaders. You can also stay upto-date during the legislative session by signing up for
The Business Advocate, the Chamber’s newsletter solely
focused on what’s happening at the Capitol during the
Legislative Session. Together, we can build a stronger
business climate for Greater Oklahoma City.
Greater Oklahoma City
Chamber PAC
To further the goals of
the Greater Oklahoma
City business
community, The Greater OKC Chamber Political
Action Committee
was formed to aggressively pursue the
MEMORANDUM
election and re-election of candidates who take a stand
RE: Greater Oklahoma City Chamber PAC
for
Oklahoma City’s key business issues.
Executive Committee
Brad Krieger,
In 2010, the Chamber became more aggressive in electing officials who would support our
Roy H. Williams
President & CEO
405.297.8939
[email protected]
Mark VanLandingham
Vice President, Government Relations
405.297.8925
[email protected]
Derek Sparks
Government Relations
Manager
405.297.8933
[email protected]
Sarah Dolan
Executive Assistant
405.297.8922
[email protected]
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Drew Dugan
• A total rewrite of the state’s workers’ compensation statutes
•
Enactment
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•
Prevention
of
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immigration
reform
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Oklahoma
Workforce Development
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and
transportation/infrastructure funding.
• Protection of all 16 key economic development incentives identified by the Chamber,
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Aerospace
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Tax
Credit
Richard Nix
• Protection of Oklahoma’s thriving biosciences
industry,
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EDGE fund and preventing the criminalization of certain types of medical research
David Rainbolt
• Enactment of a hospital
provider fee to access federal funds, keep doctors from
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leaving the state, and ensure high quality health care is provided to more
David Thompson
John Michael Williams
Oklahomans
• Passage of major educational reform including the end of trial de novo, which will
allow underperforming teachers to be replaced at a significantly reduced cost
Enclosed you will find a list of candidates the PAC supported last year and a Contributor
Kurt Foreman
Vice President, Economic
Development
405.297.8945
[email protected]
Cynthia Reid
Vice President, Marketing
and Communications
405.297.8942
[email protected]
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2014 LEGISLATIVE
Workers’ Comp Reform
The Chamber will support additional workers’
compensation reform, both legislative and through
rule-making, to ensure the successful and constitutional
implementation of SB 1062.
Economic Development
Incentive Programs
All economic development incentives should provide
the state with a benefit that out-weighs the cost to
the state of the incentive. The Chamber therefore
supports increased scrutiny, transparency and openness
in evaluating the effectiveness of the state’s business
incentives and the creation of a process to do so.
The Chamber relies heavily on a number of the state’s
economic development and incentive programs to
recruit companies to the Greater Oklahoma City area
and to enhance expansion opportunities for our existing
companies. The Chamber believes it is critical that
certain programs be retained by the state. Our position
on specific economic development incentives is as
follows:
• The Chamber supports retaining the state’s
“premier economic development incentives” that
are critical in attracting new businesses to the
Greater Oklahoma City area and in providing
existing businesses an economic incentive to
expand. These incentive programs are, for the
most part, unique to Oklahoma and separate
the state from what other states and competing
locations are offering. The Chamber will oppose
attempts to sunset, repeal or unreasonably modify
the following economic development programs:
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AGENDA
- Quality Jobs Act (QJA), 21st Century
QJA, Small Employer QJA and the Prime
Contractor QJA;
- Aerospace Engineer Tax Credits.
• The Chamber supports protecting Oklahoma’s
“foundational incentive programs,” which
are basic incentives offered by virtually every
other state and competing location. Without
the following programs, Oklahoma will not be
considered a viable location by many companies
looking to locate in Oklahoma:
- Five-year ad valorem tax abatement
and sales tax exemption on facilities and
equipment used in manufacturing and
warehouse and distributions systems;
- Freeport (Inventory) Exemption;
- Investment Tax Credit.
• The Chamber supports retaining several
“industry specific incentives” that are necessary
for the development of industries important to
Oklahoma’s economic future. Those programs are:
- Oklahoma Quality Events Act;
- Tax Credit for Electricity Generated by Zero-Emission Facilities;
- Sales Tax Exemption & Refund for Aircraft
Repairs and Modification and the Sales
Tax Exemption & Refund for Aircraft
Maintenance or Manufacturing Facilities;
- Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate
Program;
- Excise Tax Exemption on Aircraft Sales.
• Additionally, the Chamber supports retaining the
following Community Development Programs
(which have different policy objectives than the
economic development incentive programs and
should therefore be evaluated under different
metrics):
- Tax Credit for Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures for Historic Buildings;
- Tax Credit for Energy Efficient Residential Construction.
During the 2014 Legislative Session, the Chamber will
support legislation to extend the Aerospace Engineer
Tax Credits, extend and fund the Oklahoma Film
Enhancement Rebate Program, extend and strengthen
the Oklahoma Quality Events Act and amend the Small
Business Quality Jobs Act to ensure all rural areas of the
state may participate.
Pension Reform
The Chamber supports legislation to strengthen the
long-term financial condition of the state’s pension
plans.
American Indian Cultural Center
and Museum
The Chamber supports legislation to allow state bonds
(or other state funds) to be issued to match privately
raised money to complete the American Indian Cultural
Center and Museum (AICCM). The Chamber’s support
is based upon the AICCM having a viable plan to fund
the ongoing operations of the AICCM.
Oil & Gas Tax
The Chamber is monitoring discussions regarding oil
and gas tax structure, which is vital to promote the
investment of drilling capital in Oklahoma. If necessary,
the Chamber will engage in support of the energy
industry.
Water
The Chamber will work with the governor, state
legislature, City of Oklahoma City and other
stakeholders to ensure the availability of a long-term
water supply for central Oklahoma.
Lawsuit Reform
The Chamber supports the following lawsuit reform
measures:
• Enacting an eight-year statute of repose for
medical liability;
• Allowing evidence of plaintiff’s reimbursement
from collateral sources;
• Adopting the Rational Use of a Product Act.
Research and Development
The Chamber supports full funding of the Oklahoma
Center for the Advancement of Science & Technology
(OCAST) as it relates to the Seed Capital Fund and
other programs managed by i2E to support the creation
and growth of small businesses and jobs in Oklahoma.
Quality Events
Act
The Chamber supports
legislation to strengthen
and extend the
Oklahoma Quality
Events Incentive Act
to allow Oklahoma
communities to attract
and retain high economic
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impact events in increasingly competitive regional,
national and international markets.
MAPS 3 Projects
The Chamber supports the timely completion of the
MAPS 3 projects.
Judicial Reform
The Chamber supports the following Constitutional
Referendums:
• Amending the “single-subject” provision to
provide clear direction to the Legislature;
• Amending the “special law” provision to replace
ambiguous definitions.
Internet Sales Tax
On the state level, the Chamber supports legislation to
clearly define the state’s “nexus” laws (which requires
retailers with a physical presence in Oklahoma to collect
and remit sales tax on internet sales) to ensure sales tax is
collected to the full extent of the law.
On the federal level, the Chamber supports enactment
of the Marketplace Fairness Act, which would place
electronic and internet vendors on a level playing field
with Oklahoma’s brick and mortar companies with
regard to the collection and remission of sales tax.
Oklahoma Quick Action
Closing Fund
The Chamber supports legislation to amend state law
which restricts the location of dog kennels, grooming,
boarding and dog day-care centers within 2,500 feet of a
public or private school or children’s daycare facility. As
currently written, the statute unreasonably restricts the
rights of business owners and hinders development of
needed services in high-density urban environments.
TRANSPORTATION
I-40 Crosstown Reconnection
The Chamber supports funding the Oklahoma Quick
Action Closing Fund to a level that will allow Oklahoma
to be competitive with surrounding states. Increased
funding for this economic development tool will assist
the state in attracting high quality jobs and industry to
Oklahoma.
The Chamber believes restoring full access between
I-40 and downtown Oklahoma City is critical, and will
therefore advocate for the reconnection of the old I-40
(new boulevard) from Western Avenue west to the new
I-40 by 2014. The Chamber will further advocate for
the completion of the remaining reconnection corridor
between Gaylord/Shields and Western Avenue as
promptly as the environmental process allows.
Municipal Revenue
Downtown Boulevard
The Chamber supports reducing the Oklahoma Tax
Commission (OTC) fee to municipalities for collecting
and remitting sales tax to cover only OTC’s incurred costs.
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Dog Kennels
The Chamber will work with the Congressional
delegation, the Oklahoma Department of
Transportation, and the City of Oklahoma City
to ensure the timely completion of the Downtown
Boulevard as soon as it is practicable. The Chamber
believes that significant delays in completing the
Downtown Boulevard could impair access to downtown
and negatively impact current and future businesses
located along the proposed boulevard route and within
the downtown core.
Major Projects
The Chamber will advocate for funding and completing
work on major interchanges located at I-44 and
Broadway Extension, I-240 and I-35 (Crossroads), and
I-40 east of I-240 as well as necessary improvements to
S.H. 74 (north of Lake Hefner Parkway).
Governor’s Bridge Improvement
and Turnpike Modernization Plan
The Chamber supports providing adequate annual
appropriations to implement Gov. Fallin’s Bridge
Improvement and Turnpike Modernization Plan to
repair or replace all of Oklahoma’s structurally deficient
bridges on the state’s highway system by 2019.
ODOT Eight-Year Plan
The Chamber supports annual appropriations necessary
to preserve and implement the Oklahoma Department
of Transportation’s (ODOT) eight-year construction
work plan.
Transit
• ACOG’s Commuter Corridors Study to examine
mitigation strategies for future congestion.
The Chamber supports amending state laws to facilitate
the development of a Regional Transit Authority in
Central Oklahoma.
The Chamber supports an increased allocation of state
revenues into the state Public Transit Revolving Fund to
meet citizen demand for public transit.
Federal Highway Trust Fund
The Chamber will work with our Congressional
delegation, ODOT and the City of Oklahoma City to
secure a permanent funding solution for the Federal
Highway Trust Fund (including Mass Transit programs).
The Chamber supports full funding for the current
MAP-21 Transportation bill which expires in September
2014.
The Chamber supports reauthorization of a multi-year
Surface Transportation Act before the current two-year
MAP-21 bill expires in September 2014.
The Chamber supports implementation of transit
programs that will best serve Central Oklahoma
including the Central Oklahoma Transit and Parking
Authority (COTPA) 2005 Fixed Guideway Transit Study
(commuter rail study) and its following components:
• Association of Central Oklahoma Government’s
(ACOG) Regional Transit Dialogue Committees
to identify regional transit alternatives/solutions
for Central Oklahoma;
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Ports of Entry
The Chamber supports providing adequate annual
state appropriations and staffing levels for the timely
completion and effective use of weigh stations at
Oklahoma’s ports of entry to ensure the protection of
Oklahoma’s roads and bridges from unnecessary damage
caused by overweight freight loads.
Intermodal Hub
The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma
City, ACOG, COTPA, ODOT and the state legislature
to develop and fund an intermodal hub at the present
Santa Fe Station that will effectively integrate various
modes of transportation and enhance economic
development opportunities.
The Chamber supports continued dialogue on extending
the Heartland Flyer Amtrak service to Newton, Kansas
– which would connect Oklahoma City to St. Louis,
Chicago and other locations on the Amtrak system.
The Chamber supports continued study by ODOT and
the state legislature of the potential for establishment of
inter-city rail between Oklahoma City and Tulsa that
would create a new, and possibly more time-efficient,
travel option between Oklahoma’s two largest cities.
Parking
The Chamber will advocate for completion of the I-235/
Harrison/10th Street Ramp access improvements by
2014.
The Chamber
supports increased
funding for
construction
of additional
parking to allow
continued economic
development
downtown.
Heartland Flyer
Quiet Zones
10th Street Ramp
Passenger rail service is a key component of the
development of the Oklahoma City intermodal hub
and the future development of commuter and light rail
throughout the metropolitan area. The Chamber will
work with the Congressional delegation, ODOT and
ACOG to oppose efforts to reduce or eliminate the
federal subsidy received by Oklahoma to operate the
Heartland Flyer Amtrak service to Fort Worth, Texas.
The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma City
and the Alliance for Economic Development to establish
a Railroad Quiet Zone on the BNSF mainline running
through downtown Oklahoma City.
Alternative Transportation
The Chamber supports increased construction of
sidewalks, trails and bike lanes.
HEALTH CARE
Insure Oklahoma
The Chamber supports broadening Insure Oklahoma
to provide health insurance to more of the state’s
uninsured. To ensure the continuation and success of
this program, pursuit of all available funds should be
considered to reduce the costs of uncompensated care
that are currently shifted onto health care providers,
employers and individuals.
Additionally, the Chamber supports efforts by
Oklahoma’s leaders to develop an Oklahoma Plan to
extend health insurance coverage to more Oklahomans.
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Mandates
The Chamber opposes new health insurance mandates
and liability that will undermine an employer’s ability
to provide quality health insurance at reasonable cost to
employees.
Research and Development
The Chamber will support efforts to foster an
environment that is conducive to further research and
will oppose efforts to unreasonably restrict the continued
development of the state’s bioscience and research
programs.
Physician Shortage
The Chamber supports providing incentives to recruit
and retain Primary Care Physicians and Allied Health
Professionals in Oklahoma, especially in rural and
underserved areas, through expansion of residency
programs in the state’s medical schools, scholarships,
loan forgiveness and other incentives. The Chamber
further supports efforts to identify new funding streams
dedicated to this initiative.
The Chamber also supports the expansion of
Telemedicine as a means of addressing the physician
shortage and issue of limited health care access in rural
Oklahoma.
Any Willing Provider
The Chamber opposes “any willing provider” legislation
which would eliminate the incentive for medical
providers to contract with managed care networks and,
as a result, potentially frustrate efforts at cost and quality
control and ultimately deny consumers the benefits of
cost-reducing arrangements with providers.
Wellness/Oklahoma Health
Improvement Plan
The Chamber supports state wellness and disease
prevention programs that serve to improve the physical
and mental health of Oklahoma citizens such as the
Oklahoma Health Improvement Plan supported through
the State Department of Health, Outreach initiatives, as
well as workplace and school-based wellness programs.
E-Cigarettes
The Chamber will oppose measures that would restrict
an employer from banning the use of e-cigarettes in the
workplace.
Penalties for Sale of Over-theCounter Products
The Chamber will oppose measures that would limit
access to the sale of legal over-the-counter products.
Federal Issues
The Chamber supports improving health care quality,
access and affordability without imposing new mandates
and/or taxes on business. Therefore, the Chamber
opposes a single-payer government-run/public option or
health care system with government mandates.
The Chamber believes that employers drive innovation
in health benefits and that market-driven health reforms
are the best approach to reducing costs while promoting
efficiency, wellness and quality of care.
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EDUCATION & WORKFORCE
DEVELOPMENT
PRE-K-12 EDUCATION ISSUES
Common Core Curriculum
Standards
The Chamber supports full implementation of the core
standards in English and math. We will oppose any
attempts to slow or halt full implementation.
Attract and Develop High
Performing School Leaders
Top-notch leadership by school superintendents and
principals is critical to school performance. Additionally,
Oklahoma is facing a shortage of experienced school
leaders because of retirements and aging workforce.
The Chamber supports creation and implementation
of initiatives that attract, retain, and develop innovative
and high performing school leaders.
Charter Schools
The Chamber has been a strong advocate for Charter
schools and education choices. We support creating
more charter schools and enabling successful charter
schools to grow. We should:
• Enable charter schools to fund infrastructure
and/or allowing charter schools to utilize bond
funding;
• Lift the caps on how many students can attend
charter schools by:
- allowing charters schools to be located
anywhere in the state;
- encouraging authorizers to expand caps on charter school attendance.
Early Childhood Education
The Chamber has been a steadfast supporter for
early childhood education and full funding of prekindergarten and kindergarten programs. Targeted
spending on our youngest children is simply a smart
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investment. The Chamber supports legislative initiatives
to maintain early childhood education programs and
initiatives.
Fully Funding Recent Education
Reforms
The Chamber supports protecting existing education
reforms – in particular the Achieving Classroom
Excellence (ACE), Reading Sufficiency Act and Teacher
Leader Effectiveness – by fully funding the strategies
necessary to successfully meeting these expectations.
Targeted Incentives for STEM
Excellence and Achievement
There is a growing demand for students that can work
in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM)
fields. Oklahoma does not produce enough students that
excel in STEM. The Chamber supports programs to
improve quality of teaching and student performance in
the STEM fields.
• We support higher education programs and
partnerships to better prepare teachers for reallife classrooms and enable higher education to
monitor graduates’ classroom performance.
• We support National Board Certification
(NBCT) model as a basis for teacher
improvement or a similar model. Increased Instruction Time
Oklahoma currently requires only 175 instructional
days, which is among the lowest in the nation, and some
schools have instructional days of 6 hours or less. We
support legislation that facilitates increasing instruction
time in the classroom and time on-task for students.
Maintain and Protect Graduation Requirements
Teacher Preparation and Support Pipeline
Oklahoma’s teacher preparation system needs to be
improved in order to train, attract, and retain high
quality teachers. Preparation of prospective teachers, on
the-the-job improvement opportunities and enabling
high-performing teachers to pursue a financially
attractive career ladder without leaving the classroom,
are critical issues.
• We support development of a competitive
market-based salary and benefits package for
teachers which encourages high-performing
teachers to stay in the classroom.
The Chamber wants all high school graduates to
be prepared to enter college or the workforce. We
supported the Achieving Classroom Excellence
(ACE) law that requires students to complete rigorous
coursework and pass four of seven end-of-instruction
exams. The Chamber opposes weakening graduation
requirements or curriculum standards. We oppose
legislative and administrative actions that could reduce
the rigor of the testing system.
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics
(OSSM) has consistently ranked among the nation’s top
public high schools. More than half of OSSM graduates
stay in Oklahoma, and 85 percent are choosing
STEM careers. The Chamber supports full funding of
Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM)
FY 2015 budget request. Recently completed dorms
will make it possible to admit an additional 30 to 40
Oklahoma students. A modest increase in funding
will allow OSSM to accept more qualified Oklahoma
students, realize economies of scale, allow Oklahoma’s
best and brightest to realize their full potential and help
fuel Oklahoma’s economic engine.
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School and Campus Safety
In the past three years, legislation has been introduced
that would allow certain students to carry concealed
weapons onto college property. The Chamber continues
to oppose efforts to permit the carrying of weapons at
any early childhood facility, Pre-K - 12 school, Career
Tech or on college campuses.
CAREER TECHNOLOGY AND HIGHER EDUCATION
College Degree Completion and Funding
In 2011 Gov. Fallin, in conjunction with the Oklahoma
State Regents for Higher Education, announced
Oklahoma’s entry into the national degree completion
initiative—Complete College America (CCA). The
ultimate goal for Oklahoma is to add 20,400 private
and public sector degrees and certificates to the state’s
workforce over the next 12 years. The first year of CCA
proved highly successful with more than 2,900 new
degrees and certificates being produced; far exceeding
the annual goal of 1,700. As this effort enters its
second year, it has become an important foundation
of Gov. Fallin’s workforce initiative as Chair of the
National Governors Association. The Chamber supports
prioritizing funds to ensure continued success for the
Complete College America initiative.
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Business & Industry Training
The Oklahoma CareerTech System is acknowledged as
one of the top systems in the nation. CareerTech is a key
ingredient in attracting industry to Oklahoma through
its Training for Industry Program (TIP). The Chamber
supports enhancement of CareerTech programming and
ongoing funding to assure that training needs for new
and existing industry are being met.
than the student population in general. There have been
efforts to alter family income criteria and/or student
performance requirements of the program. These
changes would change the intent of the program by
reducing access and lowering the production of college
graduates by the system. We oppose legislation that
would change the focus and intent of this successful
program.
Career Readiness & Certification
Oklahoma Military Connection
The Chamber believes Oklahoma needs more of our
workforce to have post-secondary education targeted
toward the skills that are in demand and meet industry
needs. The Chamber supports creation of Industry
Recognized Credentials training programs as funding is
available.
• We also support the scholarship programs
of Oklahoma Tuition Equalization Grants
(OTEG), Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grants
(OTAG), and concurrent enrollment, which are
vital in reaching the Complete College America
goals by ensuring more students can enter college
and obtain a college degree. Oklahoma will continue to see a high number of
military veterans re-enter the workforce. CareerTech
and higher education are both positioned to provide
fast-track certification and job placement for veterans
who need help transitioning their skill to the job market.
The Chamber supports outreach programs for returning
military personnel as funding is available.
• The Chamber supports higher education capital
and maintenance improvements to support
record enrollment growth as funding is available. Oklahoma’s Promise
Oklahoma’s Promise is one of the most successful college
access programs in the country. Oklahoma’s Promise
students perform better and graduate at a higher rate
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Collaborating for
BUSINESS
The decisions made at the Capitol have far-reaching
impacts on all Oklahomans and Oklahoma business
owners. The Chamber recognizes that all businesses
in the state should have the opportunity to grow and
succeed in a positive business climate.
By collaborating with various partner organizations
on issues, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber
can help promote a business-friendly environment
throughout Greater Oklahoma City and the State of
Oklahoma.
During the 2014 Legislative Session, the Chamber
will partner with the Tulsa Regional Chamber on a
joint agenda. The Chamber is also joining forces with
the Tulsa Regional Chamber and the State Chamber
to promote issues in a joint jobs agenda. These
agendas can be seen in their entirety at
www.okcchamber.com/legislative.
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Oklahoma State Legislature Pro-Business
It is critical for the business community to suppport
candidates and elected officials who will advance probusiness legislation at the Capitol. One measure the
Chamber uses to identify pro-business legislators is a
legislative scorecard produced by the statewide Research
Institute for Economic Development (RIED). This
organization has been tracking legislative votes on probusiness legislation since 1997. The Greater Oklahoma
City Chamber is a founding sponsor of RIED and serves
on a committee of business and economic leaders who
meet each year to identify which legislation to consider
for the annual score.
Likewise, the Chamber selects specific legislation
that is critical to the growth and development of the
Oklahoma City region to help identify pro-business
legislators. In 2013, there were 10 key business and
SCORES
education measures used to determine the Oklahoma
City ranking, including: Provider Fee legislation, Quality
Jobs incentives, income tax reform, pension reform,
workers’ compensation reform, changes to the makeup
of Oklahoma Water Resources Board, school safety and
efforts to weaken graduation standards.
The following charts represent the voting records for
State House and Senate members based on the 10 issues
identified by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and
RIED scores for 2013. RIED scores for previous years
can be found at www.riedreport.com.
Disclaimer:
All data in these charts are obtained from legislative, government and private sector
sources. The data, information and estimations herein are not warranted as to accuracy
and are presented as is and without warranty either expressed or implied. The purpose
of this material is to inform. Further, the material is not intended to be and does not
constitute an endorsement of any kind or as an official source. Interested persons should
formulate their own opinions relative to the data, information and estimations herein
or to any information related thereto.
Oklahoma State Senate
Senator
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Party
District
RIED
OKC
Senator
District
RIED
OKC
Aldridge, Cliff
R
42
92%
100%
Holt, David
R
30
95%
89%
Allen, Mark
R
4
82%
63%
Ivester, Tom
D
26
55%
67%
Anderson, Patrick
R
19
55%
Ballenger, Roger
D
8
66%
71%
Johnson, Constance
D
48
68%
67%
67%
Johnson, Rob
R
22
82%
100%
Barrington, Don
R
31
97%
89%
Jolley, Clark
R
41
84%
88%
Bass, Randy
D
32
52%
50%
Justice, Ron
R
23
100%
89%
Bingman, Brian
R
12
100%
88%
Loveless, Kyle
R
45
95%
88%
Boggs, Larry
Branan, Cliff
R
11
97%
78%
Marlatt, Bryce
R
27
87%
88%
R
40
97%
100%
Mazzei, Mike
R
25
37%
100%
Brecheen, Josh
R
6
97%
89%
McAffrey, Al
D
46
69%
78%
Brinkley, Rick
R
34
92%
100%
Newberry, Dan
R
37
82%
100%
Brooks, Corey
R
43
95%
88%
Paddack, Susan
D
13
77%
56%
Brown, Bill
R
36
92%
89%
Schulz, Mike
R
38
100%
89%
Burrage, Sean
D
2
68%
67%
Sharp, Ron
R
17
94%
89%
Coates, Harry
R
28
35%
75%
Shaw, Wayne
R
3
100%
89%
Crain, Brian
R
39
82%
100%
Shortey, Ralph
R
44
61%
100%
Dahm, Nathan
R
33
89%
89%
Shumate, Jabar
D
11
58%
71%
David, Kim
R
18
90%
75%
Simpson, Frank
R
14
97%
89%
Party
Ellis, Jerry
D
5
53%
57%
Sparks, John
D
16
68%
67%
Fields, Eddie
R
10
100%
89%
Standridge, Rob
R
15
100%
89%
Ford, John
R
29
95%
89%
Stanislawski, Gary
R
35
100%
100%
Garrison, Earl
D
9
65%
56%
Sykes, Anthony
R
24
68%
57%
Griffin, A.J.
R
20
100%
89%
Treat, Greg
R
47
82%
75%
Halligan, Jim
R
21
93%
100%
Wyrick, Charles
D
1
53%
43%
Oklahoma House of Representatives
Party
District
RIED
OKC
RIED
OKC
Armes, Don
R
63
100%
78%
McDaniel, Curtis
D
1
55%
38%
Banz, Gary W.
R
101
92%
88%
McDaniel, Jeannie
D
Bennett, John
R
2
61%
67%
McDaniel, Randy
R
78
66%
67%
83
100%
Biggs, Scott
R
51
94%
78%
McNiel, Skye
89%
R
29
85%
86%
Billy, Lisa J.
R
42
82%
86%
Blackwell, Gus
R
61
63%
50%
McPeak, Jerry
D
13
37%
0%
Moore, Lewis H.
R
96
92%
89%
Brown, Mike
D
4
55%
33%
Brumbaugh, David
R
76
79%
67%
Morrissette, Richard
D
92
37%
22%
Mulready, Glen
R
68
97%
89%
Cannaday, Ed
D
15
61%
Casey, Dennis
R
35
90%
22%
Murphey, Jason
R
31
71%
56%
78%
Nelson, Jason
R
87
97%
Christian, Mike
R
93
89%
65%
83%
Newell, Tom
R
28
82%
56%
Cleveland, Bobby
R
Cockroft, Josh
R
20
79%
63%
Nollan, Jadine
R
66
97%
89%
27
95%
75%
O'Donnell, Terry
R
23
81%
Condit, Donnie
78%
D
18
76%
50%
Ortega, Charles
R
52
90%
63%
Coody, Ann
R
64
89%
88%
Osborn, Leslie
R
47
76%
71%
Cooksey, Marian
R
39
95%
86%
Ownbey, Pat
R
48
95%
63%
Cox, Doug
R
5
84%
50%
Perryman, David
D
56
79%
56%
Dank, David
R
85
68%
83%
Peterson, Pam
R
67
100%
89%
Denney, Lee
R
33
92%
86%
Pittman, Anastasia
D
99
50%
25%
Derby, David
R
74
100%
78%
Proctor, Eric
D
77
65%
50%
DeWitt, Dale
R
38
79%
43%
Pruett, R. C.
D
19
90%
67%
Dorman, Joe
D
65
74%
44%
Quinn, Marty
R
9
87%
63%
Echols, Jon
R
90
97%
89%
Renegar, Brian
D
17
39%
43%
Enns, John
R
41
71%
83%
Reynolds, Mike
R
91
10%
29%
Fisher, Dan
R
60
63%
50%
Ritze, Mike
R
80
40%
43%
Floyd, Kay
D
88
58%
67%
Roberts, Dustin
R
21
89%
67%
Fourkiller, William
D
86
58%
50%
Roberts, Sean
R
36
92%
78%
Glenn, Larry
D
7
48%
57%
Rousselot, Wade
D
12
50%
50%
Grau, Randy
R
81
85%
89%
Russ, Todd
R
55
84%
71%
Hall, Elise
R
100
95%
78%
Sanders, Mike
R
59
95%
78%
Hamilton, Rebecca
D
89
35%
29%
Schwartz, Colby
R
43
97%
78%
Hardin, Tommy
R
49
81%
67%
Scott, Seneca
D
72
69%
44%
Henke, Katie
R
71
97%
89%
Sears, Earl
R
11
97%
89%
Hickman, Jeffrey W.
R
58
82%
75%
Shannon, T. W.
R
62
95%
78%
Hoskin, Chuck
D
6
56%
43%
Shelton, Mike
D
97
48%
43%
Hulbert, Arthur
R
14
89%
56%
Sherrer, Ben
D
8
58%
29%
Inman, Scott
D
94
53%
63%
Shoemake, Jerry
D
16
60%
57%
Jackson, Mike
R
40
100%
78%
Smalley, Jason
R
32
85%
67%
Johnson, Dennis
R
50
76%
56%
Stiles, Aaron
R
45
89%
88%
Jordan, Fred
R
69
90%
89%
Thomsen, Todd
R
25
89%
75%
Joyner, Charlie
R
95
89%
75%
Trebilcock, John
R
98
71%
86%
Kern, Sally
R
84
79%
67%
Turner, Mike
R
82
81%
78%
Kirby, Dan
R
75
56%
80%
Vaughan, Steve
R
37
89%
63%
Kouplen, Steve
D
24
61%
50%
Virgin, Emily
D
44
56%
57%
Lockhart, James
D
3
48%
25%
Walker, Ken
R
70
85%
89%
Martin, Scott
R
46
89%
86%
Watson, Weldon
R
79
90%
100%
Martin, Steve
R
10
90%
78%
Wesselhoft, Paul
R
54
84%
78%
Matthews, Kevin
D
73
45%
56%
Williams, Cory T.
D
34
52%
67%
McBride, Mark
R
53
56%
71%
Wood, Justin
R
26
97%
78%
McCall, Charles
R
22
87%
67%
Wright, Harold
R
57
92%
63%
McCullough, Mark
R
30
97%
89%
Representative
Representative
Party District
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OKLAHOMA’S CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION
UNITED STATES SENATE
Senator Jim Inhofe (R)
(202) 224-4721
(202) 228-0380 (fax)
1900 NW Expressway, Suite 1210
Oklahoma City, OK 73118
(405) 608-4381
(405) 608-4120 (fax)
www.inhofe.senate.gov
Senator Tom Coburn (R)
(202) 224-5754
(202) 224-6008 (fax)
100 N. Broadway Ave., Suite 1820
(405) 231-4941 (405) 231-5051 (fax)
www.coburn.senate.gov
UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Congressman
Jim Bridenstine (R)
Congressman
Markwayne Mullin (R)
Congressman
Frank Lucas (R)
Congressman
Tom Cole (R)
District 1
(202) 225-2211
2448 E. 81st St., Suite 5150
Tulsa, OK 74137
(918) 935-3222
www.bridenstine.house.gov
District 3
(202) 225-5565
10952 NW Expressway, Suite B
Yukon, OK 73099
(405) 373-1958
www.lucas.house.gov
Congressman
James Lankford (R)
District 5
(202) 225-2132
1015 N Broadway, Suite 310
(405) 234-9900
www.lankford.house.gov
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District 2
(202) 225-2701
431 W. Broadway
Muskogee, OK 74401
(918) 687-2533
www.mullin.house.gov
District 4
(202) 225-6165
2424 Springer Dr., Suite 201
Norman, OK 73069
(405) 329-6500
www.cole.house.gov
OKLAHOMA COUNTY CONGRESSIONAL MAP
County Line
Council
I-40
Rockwell
John Kilpatrick
Meridian
Portland
Lake
Hefner
I-44
Bryant
I-240
Boulevard
I-35
MacArthur
May
I-44
Pennsylvania
Western
Santa Fe
Kelly
I-3
5
Sooner
Air Depot
I-40
Douglas
Lake
Arcadia
Midwest
JAMES LANKFORD
Sunnylane / Coltrane
I-44
Westminster
Anderson
TOM COLE
Post
Hiwassee
Henney
Choctaw
Indian Meridian
Triple X
Peebly
Dobbs
Harrah
Horseshoe Lake
Luther
Pottawatomie
248th / Waterloo
234th / Sorghum Mill
220th / Coffee Creek
206th / Covell
164th / 15th
192nd
178th / Edmond
150th / 33rd
136th / Memorial
122nd
108th / Hefner
93rd / Britton
78th / Wilshire
50th
63rd
36th
23rd
10th
Reno
15th
29th
59th
44th
74th
89th
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EXECUTIVE BRANCH
Governor Mary Fallin
2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 212
(405) 521-2342
(405) 521-3353 (fax)
www.ok.gov/governor
Mansion address:
820 N.E. 23rd St.
Oklahoma City, OK 73105-7999
Lt. Governor Todd Lamb
2300 N. Lincoln Blvd.,
Room 211
(405) 521-2161
(405) 522-8694 (fax)
www.ok.gov/ltgovernor
OKLAHOMA STATE GOVERNMENT
Election carried out by State Election Board
www.ok.gov/elections
(405) 521-2391
Oklahoma’s state government consists of the Executive,
serve staggered four-year terms. Elections for odd-
Legislative, and Judicial branches. The executive offices
numbered Senate districts will be in 2014. All seats
are elected to four-year terms, except for members of
in the House of Representatives are elected every two
the Corporation Commissioners, who are elected to
years.
staggered six-year terms.
The state is divided into nine Supreme Court judicial
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Oklahoma’s bicameral legislature is composed of 48
districts, with three judges elected every two years
State Senators and 101 State Representatives. Senators
during the general elections.
STATE AGENCIES
(Names of statewide elected officials included)
Attorney General
The Honorable Scott Pruitt
313 NE 21st Street
(405) 521-3921
www.oag.state.ok.us
Department of Labor
The Honorable Mark Costello
3017 N. Stiles, Suite 100
(405) 521-6100
www.ok.gov/odol
Auditor and Inspector
The Honorable Gary Jones
(405) 521-3495
www.sai.state.ok.us
Department of Environmental Quality
Secretary Gary Sherrer
707 N. Robinson Ave.
(405) 702-0100
www.deq.state.ok.us
Corporation Commission
The Honorable Bob Anthony
The Honorable Patrice Douglas
The Honorable Dana Murphy
2101 N. Lincoln Blvd.
(405) 521-2211
www.occ.state.ok.us
Department of Public Safety
Michael Thompson, Commissioner
3600 N. Martin Luther King Ave.
(405) 425-2424
www.dps.state.ok.us
Department of Agriculture,
Food and Forestry
Jim Reese, Commissioner
(405) 521-3864
www.oda.state.ok.us
Department of Commerce
Secretary Larry Parman
900 N. Stiles Ave.
(405) 815-6552
www.okcommerce.gov
Department of Education
The Honorable Janet Barresi
(405) 521-3301
www.ok.gov/sde
Department of Health
Terry Cline, Commissioner
1000 NE 10th St.
(405) 271-5600
www.ok.gov/health
Department of Transportation
Secretary Gary Ridley
200 NE 21st St.
(405) 522-8000
www.okladot.state.ok.us
Employment Security Commission
Richard McPherson, Executive Director
Will Rogers Memorial Bldg.
(405) 557-7100
www.oesc.ok.gov
Insurance Department
The Honorable John Doak
Five Corporate Plaza
3625 NW 56th, Ste. 100
(405) 521-2828
www.ok.gov/oid
Oklahoma Development Finance
Authority
John Harris, President
5900 Classen Court
(405) 848-9761
Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation
Department
Deby Snodgrass, Executive Director
120 N. Robinson Ave., 6th floor
(405) 230-8300
otrd.ok.gov/oktourism
Secretary of State
Secretary Chris Benge
(405) 521-3912
www.sos.ok.gov
State Treasurer
The Honorable Ken Miller
(405) 521-3191
www.ok.gov/treasurer
Oklahoma Tax Commission
Tom Kemp, Chairman
M.C. Conners Building
(405) 521-3160
www.oktax.state.ok.us
Water Resources Board
J.D. Strong, Executive Director
3800 N. Classen Blvd.
(405) 530-8800
www.owrb.ok.gov
Workers’ Compensation Court
Michael Clingman, Administrator
Denver Davison Building
1915 N. Stiles Ave.
(405) 522-8600
www.owcc.state.ok.us
*names in bold are elected officials
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OKLAHOMA STATE SENATE
Capitol website:
www.oklegislature.gov
State Senate website:
www.oksenate.gov
Senate switchboard:
(405) 524-0126
Fax (405) 521-5507
Send mail to:
Lt. Governor Todd Lamb
President of the Senate
Senator Brian Bingman
President Pro Tempore
STATE SENATORS
Aldridge, Cliff (R-42)
[email protected]
Branan, Cliff (R- 40)
[email protected]
Senator Sean Burrage
Democratic Leader
The Honorable (State Senator’s Name)
Oklahoma State Senate
State Capitol Building
(METRO STATISTICAL AREA - *MSA)
Anderson, Patrick (R-19)
[email protected]
Brooks, Corey (R-43)
[email protected]
Coates, Harry (R-28)
[email protected]
Barrington, Don (R-31)
[email protected]
Fields, Eddie (R-10)
[email protected]
*MSA is a 10-county area representing Canadian, Cleveland, Grady, Kingfisher, Lincoln,
Logan, McClain, Oklahoma, Payne and Pottawatomie
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OKLAHOMA STATE SENATE
Halligan, Jim (R-21)
[email protected]
Holt, David (R-30)
[email protected]
Jolley, Clark (R-41)
[email protected]
Justice, Ron (R-23)
[email protected]
Johnson, Constance (D-48)
[email protected]
Johnson, Rob (R-22)
[email protected]
Loveless, Kyle (R-45)
[email protected]
McAffrey, Al (D-46)
[email protected]
Sharp, Ron (R-17)
[email protected]
Shortey, Ralph (R-44)
[email protected]
Sparks, John (D-16)
[email protected]
Standridge, Rob (R-15)
[email protected]
Sykes, Anthony (R-24)
[email protected]
Treat, Greg (R-47)
[email protected]
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OKLAHOMA STATE SENATE STATE SENATORS BY DISTRICT NUMBER
DISTRICT # SENATOR
1. Charles Wyrick (D)
2.
Sean Burrage (D)
3. Wayne Shaw (R)
4. Mark Allen (R)
5.
Jerry Ellis (D)
6. Josh Brecheen (R)
7. Larry Boggs (R)
8. Roger Ballenger (D)
9. Earl Garrison (D)
10. Eddie Fields (R)
11. Jabar Shumate (D)
12. Brian Bingman (R)
13. Susan Paddack (D)
14. Frank Simpson (R)
15. Rob Standridge (R) 16. John Sparks (D)
17. Ron Sharp (R) 18. Kim David (R)
19.
Patrick Anderson (R)
20. AJ Griffin (R)
21. Jim Halligan (R)
22. Rob Johnson (R)
23. Ron Justice (R)
24. Anthony Sykes (R)
COUNTIES
DISTRICT # SENATOR
Craig, Delaware, Mayes, Ottawa
Mayes, Rogers
Adair, Cherokee, Deleware, Mayes, Rogers
LeFlore, Sequoyah
Atoka, Choctaw, Le Flore, McCurtain, Pushmataha
Atoka, Bryan, Coal, Johnston, Marshall
Haskell, Hughes, Latimer, Okfuskee, Pittsburg
McIntosh, Muskogee, Okfuskee, Okmulgee Cherokee, Muskogee
Kay, Osage
Osage, Tulsa
Creek, Tulsa
Garvin, Hughes, Pontotoc, Pottawatomie, Seminole
Carter, Garvin, Love, Murray
Cleveland, Oklahoma
Cleveland
Oklahoma, Pottawatomie
Cherokee, Mayes, Muskogee, Tulsa, Wagoner
Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, Kay
Logan, Noble, Kingfisher, Pawnee
Payne
Canadian, Oklahoma
Canadian, Grady, Kingfisher
Cleveland
25. Mike Mazzei (R)
26. Tom Ivester (D)
27.
Bryce Marlatt (R)
28. Harry Coates (R)
29. John Ford (R)
30.
David Holt (R)
31. Don Barrington (R) 32. Randy Bass (D)
33. Nathan Dahm (R) 34. Rick Brinkley (R) 35. Gary Stanislawski (R)
36.
Bill Brown (R)
37. Dan Newberry (R)
38. Mike Schulz (R)
39. Brian A. Crain (R)
40. Cliff Branan (R)
41. Clark Jolley (R) 42. Cliff Aldridge (R)
43.
Corey Brooks (R)
44.
Ralph Shortey (R)
45.
Kyle Loveless (R)
46.
Al McAffrey (D)
47.
Greg Treat (R)
48.
Constance Johnson (D)
COUNTIES
Tulsa
Beckham, Blaine, Caddo, Custer, Kingfisher, Roger Mills
Beaver, Cimarron, Dewey, Ellis, Harper, Major, Texas, Woods, Woodward
Lincoln, Pottawatomie, Seminole
Nowata, Rogers, Washington
Oklahoma
Comanche, Cotton, Jefferson, Stephens, Tillman
Comanche
Tulsa
Collinsville, Owasso, Skiatook, Sperry, Tulsa, Turley
Tulsa
Tulsa, Wagoner
Tulsa
Custer, Greer, Harmon, Jackson, Kiowa,
Washita
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Garvin, Grady, McClain, Stephens
Oklahoma, Canadian
Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
2014 STATE SENATE COMMITTEES
AGRICULTURE
AND RURAL
DEVELOPMENT
Fields (R) - Chair
Justice (R) - Vice
Chair
Allen (R)
Barrington (R)
Bass (D)
Boggs (R)
Simpson (R)
Sykes (R)
Wyrick (D)
APPROPRIATIONS
Jolley (R) - Chair
Justice (R) - Vice
Chair
Bass (D)
Branan (R)
Brinkley (R)
Coates (R)
Crain (R)
David (R)
Ellis (D)
Fields (R)
Ford (R)
Griffin (R)
Halligan (R)
Holt (R)
Ivester (D)
C. Johnson (D)
R. Johnson (R)
Marlatt (R)
Mazzei (R)
Newberry (R)
Paddack (D)
Standridge (R)
Stanislawski (R)
Sykes (R)
Treat (R)
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Wyrick (D)
BUSINESS AND
COMMERCE
Newberry (R) Chair
Sykes (R) - Vice
Chair
Anderson (R)
Coates (R)
Crain (R)
Ellis (D)
Dahm (R)
Ford (R)
Garrison (D)
Sharp (R)
Shumate (D)
EDUCATION
Ford (R) - Chair
Stanislawski (R) Vice Chair
Brecheen (R)
Garrison (D)
Halligan (R)
Holt (R)
Jolley (R)
Paddack (D)
Shaw (R)
Shortey (R)
Sharp (R)
Sparks (D)
ENERGY
Branan (R) - Chair
Marlatt (R) - Vice
Chair
Brinkley (R)
Fields (R)
Griffin (R)
Halligan (R)
Ivester (D)
C. Johnson (D)
R. Johnson (R)
Jolley (R)
Justice (R)
Paddack (D)
Simpson (R)
Standridge (R)
Treat (R)
Wyrick (D)
FINANCE
Mazzei (R) - Chair
Brinkley (R) - Vice
Chair
Aldridge (R)
Dahm (R)
David (R)
Ford (R)
Halligan (R)
C. Johnson (D)
Jolley (R)
McAffrey (D)
Simpson (R)
Sparks (D)
Treat (R)
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
Treat (R) - Chair
Ballenger (D) - Vice
Chair
Aldridge (R)
Dahm (R)
Ellis (D)
R. Johnson (R)
Loveless (R)
Marlatt (R)
HEALTH & HUMAN
SERVICES
Crain (R) - Chair
Standridge (R) -
Vice Chair
Coates (R)
David (R)
Griffin (R)
C. Johnson (D)
Newberry (R)
Shumate (D)
INSURANCE
Brown (R) - Chair
Sparks (D) - Vice
Chair
Aldridge (R)
Allen (R)
Bass (D)
Brooks (R)
Loveless (R)
Mazzei (R)
Stanislawski (R)
JUDICIARY
Sykes (R) - Chair
R. Johnson (R) Vice Chair
Allen (R)
Anderson (R)
Crain (R)
Griffin (R)
Holt (R)
Ivester (D)
Shumate (D)
PENSIONS
Brinkley (R) - Chair
Brooks (R) - Vice
Chair
Anderson (R)
Ballenger (D)
Branan (R)
Brown (R)
Ivester (D)
Mazzei (R)
PUBLIC SAFETY
Barrington (R) Chair
David (R) - Vice
Chair
Ballenger (D)
Boggs (R)
Brecheen (R)
Holt (R)
McAffrey (D)
Shaw (R)
Shortey (R)
RULES
Griffin (R) - Chair
R. Johnson (R) Vice Chair
Barrington (R)
Branan (R)
Brinkley (R)
David (R)
Fields (R)
Ford (R)
Halligan (R)
C. Johnson (D)
Jolley (R)
Justice (R)
Marlatt (R)
McAffrey (D)
Shumate (D)
Simpson (R)
Sparks (D)
Standridge (R)
Stanislawski (R)
Wyrick (D)
TOURISM AND
WILDLIFE
Coates (R) - Chair
Brecheen (R) - Vice
Chair
Boggs (R)
Brown (R)
Ellis (D)
Fields (R)
Garrison (D)
Justice (R)
Sharp (R)
Wyrick (D)
TRANSPORTATION
Stanislawski (R) Chair
Loveless (R) - Vice
Chair
Barrington (R)
Bass (D)
Branan (R)
Brooks (R)
Marlatt (R)
McAffrey (D)
Newberry (R)
Paddack (D)
Shaw (R)
Shortey (R)
Standridge (R)
VETERANS AND
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Simpson (R) - Chair
Allen (R) - Vice
Chair
Aldridge (R)
Anderson (R)
Ballenger (D)
Barrington (R)
Bass (D)
Boggs (R)
Brecheen (R)
Brooks (R)
Brown (R)
Dahm (R)
Garrison (D)
Ivester (D)
Loveless (R)
Sharp (R)
Shaw (R)
Shortey (R)
Sparks (D)
APPROPRIATIONS
SUBCOMMITTEES
EDUCATION
Halligan (R) - Chair
Ford (R) - Vice
Chair
Aldridge (R)
Brinkley (R)
Mazzei (R)
Paddack (D)
Sparks (D)
Stanislawski (R)
GENERAL
GOVERNMENT
AND
TRANSPORTATION
Marlatt (R) - Chair
Branan (R) - Vice
Chair
Allen (R)
Bass (D)
Boggs (R)
Garrison (D)
Sharp (R)
Sykes (R)
HEALTH AND
HUMAN SERVICES
David (R) - Chair
Treat (R) - Vice
Chair
Griffin (R)
C. Johnson (D)
Newberry (R)
Shumate (D)
Simpson (R)
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Justice (R) - Chair
Fields (R) - Vice
Chair
Ballenger (D)
Brooks (R)
Ellis (D)
Loveless (R)
Shaw (R)
NONAPPROPRIATED
AGENCIES
Anderson (R) Chair
Holt (R) - Vice
Chair
Brown (R)
Coates (R)
Dahm (R)
Ivester (D)
Wyrick (D)
PUBLIC SAFETY
AND JUDICIARY:
R. Johnson (R) Chair
Barrington (R) Vice Chair
Brecheen (R)
Crain (R)
Ivester (D)
McAffrey (D)
Shortey (R)
Standridge (R)
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OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
State House website:
www.okhouse.gov
House switchboard:
(405) 521-2711
Fax (405) 557-7351
Send mail to:
T.W. Shannon
Speaker of the House
Scott Inman
Democratic Minority Leader
STATE REPRESENTATIVES (MSA)
Banz, Gary (R-101)
[email protected]
Biggs, Scott (R-51)
[email protected]
Billy, Lisa (R-42)
[email protected]
Casey, Dennis (R-35)
[email protected]
Christian, Mike (R-93)
[email protected]
Cockroft, Josh (R-27)
[email protected]
Cooksey, Marian (R-39)
[email protected]
Dank, David (R-85)
[email protected]
Denney, Lee (R-33)
[email protected]
Dorman, Joe (D-65)
[email protected]
Echols, Jon (R-90)
[email protected]
Enns, John T. (R-41)
[email protected]
Floyd, Kay (D-88)
[email protected]
Grau, Randy (R-81)
[email protected]
Hall, Elyse (R-100)
[email protected]
Hamilton, Rebecca (D-89)
[email protected]
Inman, Scott (R-94)
[email protected]
Joyner, Charlie (R-95)
[email protected]
Kern, Sally (R-84)
[email protected]
Martin, Scott (R-46)
[email protected]
McBride, Mark (R-53)
[email protected]
McCall, Charles (R-22)
[email protected]
McDaniel, Randy (R-83)
[email protected]
Moore, Lewis H. (R-96)
[email protected]
Morrissette, Richard (D-92)
[email protected]
Murphy, Jason W. (R-31)
[email protected]
Nelson, Jason (R-87)
[email protected]
Newell, Tom (R-28)
[email protected]
Osborn, Leslie (R-47)
[email protected]
Perryman, David (D-56)
[email protected]
Pittman, Anastasia (D-99)
[email protected]
Reynolds, Mike (R-91)
[email protected]
Russ, Todd (R-55)
[email protected]
Sanders, Mike (R-59)
[email protected]
Schwartz, Colby (R-43)
[email protected]
Shelton, Mike (D-97)
[email protected]
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STATE REPRESENTATIVES (CONTINUED)
Stiles, Aaron (R-45)
[email protected]
Thomsen, Todd (R-25)
[email protected]
Turner, Mike (R-82)
Virgin, Emily (D-44)
[email protected] [email protected]
Wesselhoft, Paul (R-54)
[email protected]
Williams, Cory T. (D-34)
Wood, Justin (R-26)
Wright, Harold (R-57)
Glenn (D)
Henke (R)
Kouplen (D)
Lockhart (D)
McCall (R)
McPeak (D)
Murphey (R)
O’Donnell (R)
Proctor (D)
Quinn (R)
Russ (R)
Sears (R)
Turner (R)
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Joyner (R)
Murphey (R)
Osborn (R)
Rousselot (D)
Shoemake (D)
Trebilcock (R)
Walker (R)
UTILITY AND
ENVIRONMENTAL
REGULATION
Billy (R) - Chair
Grau (R) - Vice
Chair
Cooksey (R)
Hall (R)
Perryman (D)
Pittman (D)
Wright (R)
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
2014 OKLAHOMA HOUSE COMMITTEES
ADMINISTRATIVE
RULES, GOVERNMENT
OVERSIGHT, REPEALER
Blackwell (R) Chair
Fisher (R) - Vice
Chair
Floyd (D)
Fourkiller (D)
Grau (R)
Hulbert (R)
McCullough (R)
Mulready (R)
Shelton (D)
Thomsen (R)
Walker (R)
AGRICULTURE
AND WILDLIFE
DeWitt (R) - Chair
Vaughan (R) - Vice
Chair
Armes (R)
Bennett (R)
Biggs (R)
Casey (R)
Enns (R)
Hickman (R)
Kouplen (D)
Lockhart (D)
McDaniel, C. (D)
Newell (R)
Renegar (D)
Sanders (R)
Shoemake (D)
Trebilcock (R)
Wright (R)
APPROPRIATIONS
AND BUDGET
Martin, Scott (R)
- Chair
Newell (R) - Vice
Chair
Armes (R)
Billy (R)
Brown (D)
Christian (R)
Coody (R)
Cox (R)
Denney (R)
Dorman (D)
Hickman (R)
Hoskin (D)
Kern (R)
McCullough (R)
McDaniel, J. (D)
McNiel (R)
McPeak (D)
Morrissette (D)
Nelson (R)
Osborn (R)
Proctor (D)
Roberts, S. (R)
Sanders (R)
Schwartz (R)
Sears (R)
Watson (R)
Wessellhoft (R)
COMMON EDUCATION
Coody (R) - Chair
Casey (R) - Vice
Chair
Blackwell (R)
Cannaday (D)
Condit (D)
Cox (R)
Denney (R)
DeWitt (R)
Kern (R)
McDaniel, C. (D)
McDaniel, J. (D)
Nelson (R)
Nollan (R)
Roberts, D. (D)
Smalley (R)
Thomsen (R)
Virgin (D)
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
AND FINANCIAL
SERVICES
McDaniel, R. (R)
- Chair
Roberts, D. (R) Vice Chair
Cleveland (R)
Hamilton (D)
Henke (R)
Matthews (D)
McCall (R)
McNiel (R)
Morrissette (D)
Nollan (R)
Ortega (R)
Sears (R)
Shelton (D)
Trebilcock (R)
Turner (R)
ENERGY / AEROSPACE
Trebilcock (R) Chair
Watson (R) - Vice
Chair
Armes (R)
Banz (R)
Billy (R)
Brown (D)
Brumbaugh (R)
Cockroft (R)
Cooksey (R)
Denney (R)
Hickman (R)
Inman (D)
Joyner (R)
Kirby (R)
Kouplen (D)
Martin, Steve (R)
McBride (R)
McDaniel, R. (R)
McPeak (D)
Proctor (D)
Pruett (D)
Reynolds (R)
Roberts (R)
Sanders (R)
Schwartz (R)
Scott (D)
Sherrer (D)
Stiles (R)
Wesselhoft (R)
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Wesselhoft (R) Chair
O’Donnell (R) Vice Chair
Cockroft (R)
Joyner (R)
Perryman (D)
Peterson (R)
Reynolds (R)
Shoemake (D)
Wood (R)
GOVERNMENT
MODERNIZATION
Murphey (R) - Chair
Turner (R) - Vice
Chair
Brumbaugh (R)
Derby (R)
Dorman (D)
Fisher (R)
Hall (R)
Morrissette (D)
Scott (D)
Smalley (R)
Walker (R)
Wood (R)
HIGHER EDUCATION AND
CAREERTECH
Wright (R) - Chair
Wood (R) - Vice
Chair
Brown (D)
Casey (R)
Denney (R)
Johnson (R)
O’Donnell (R)
Ownbey (R)
Virgin (D)
Williams (D)
HUMAN SERVICES
Ownbey (R) - Chair
Pittman (D) - Vice
Chair
Hulbert (R)
Kern (R)
McDaniel, J. (D)
McNiel (R)
Nelson (R)
Nollan (R)
Peterson (R)
Sherrer (D)
INSURANCE
Kirby (R) - Chair
Quinn (R) - Vice
Chair
Dank (R)
Kouplen (D)
Matthews (D)
Moore (R)
Mulready (R)
Russ (R)
Schwartz (R)
Shelton(D)
Stiles (R)
JUDICIARY
Osborn (R) - Chair
Stiles (R) - Vice
Chair
Biggs (R)
Echols (R)
Inman (D)
Johnson (R)
Jordan (R)
Martin, Steve (R)
McBride (R)
McCall (R)
McCullough (R)
Morrissette (D)
Newell (R)
Sherrer (D)
Virgin (D)
Williams (D)
LONG-TERM CARE
AND SENIOR
SERVICES
Dank (R) - Chair
Condit (D) - Vice
Chair
Fourkiller (D)
Hamilton (D)
Lockhart (D)
Newell (R)
Ortega (R)
Ritze (R)
Vaughan (R)
PUBLIC HEALTH
Derby (R) - Chair
Mulready (R) - Vice
Chair
Cox (R)
Echols (R)
Enns (R)
Grau (R)
Hamilton (D)
Hulbert (R)
McDaniel, J. (D)
Ritze (R)
Shelton (D)
PUBLIC SAFETY
Martin, Steve (R)
- Chair
Walker (R) - Vice
Chair
Cannaday (D)
Christian (R)
Grau (R)
Hardin (R)
Hoskin (D)
Jordan (R)
Osborn (R)
Ownbey (R)
Pruett (D)
Renegar (D)
Ritze (R)
Vaughan (R)
RULES
Russ (R) - Chair
Cooksey (R) - Vice
Chair
Dorman (D)
Floyd (D)
Quinn (R)
Watson (R)
Wright (R)
STATES’ RIGHTS
Moore (R) - Chair
Roberts, S. (R) Vice Chair
Cannaday (D)
DeWitt (R)
Fisher (R)
Floyd (D)
Hall (R)
Hardin (R)
Matthews (D)
Murphey (R)
Roberts, D. (R)
Shelton (D)
TOURISM AND
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS
Ortega (R) - Chair
Pruett (D) - Vice
Chair
Banz (R)
Cleveland (R)
Enns (R)
Henke (R)
McDaniel, C. (D)
Perryman (D)
Pittman (D)
Ritze (R)
TRANSPORTATION
Joyner (R) - Chair
Bennett (R) - Vice
Chair
Cockroft (R)
Schwartz (R) - Chair
McBride (R) - Vice
Chair
Christian (R)
Moore (R)
Pruett (D)
Reynolds (R)
Scott (D)
Watson (R)
VETERANS’ AND
MILITARY AFFAIRS
Banz (R) - Chair
Hardin (R) - Vice
Chair
Bennett (R)
Coody (R)
Dank (R)
Hoskin (D)
Inman (D)
McDaniel, R. (R)
Proctor (D)
Wesselhoft (R)
APPROPRIATIONS
SUBCOMMITTEES
CAREERTECH
McNiel (R) - Chair
Enns (R) - Vice
Chair
Glenn (D)
Thomsen (R)
Vaughan (R)
Williams (D)
Wood (R)
COMMON EDUCATION
Denney (R) - Chair
Henke (R) - Vice
Chair
Cannaday (D)
Casey (R)
Coody (R)
Fisher (R)
Floyd (D)
Quinn (R)
Christian (R) Chair
Echols (R) - Vice
Chair
Biggs (R)
Cleveland (R)
Fourkiller (D)
McDaniel, C. (D)
Russ (R)
HIGHER EDUCATION
HUMAN SERVICES
Nelson (R) - Chair
Nollan (R) - Vice
Chair
Ownbey (R)
Peterson (R)
Pittman (D)
Roberts, D. (D)
Rousselot (D)
JUDICIARY
McCullough (R) Chair
Biggs (R) - Vice
Chair
Floyd (D)
Jordan (R)
Kirby (R)
O’Donnell (R)
Virgin (D)
NATURAL
RESOURCES AND
REGULATORY
SERVICES
Armes (R) - Chair
Cockroft (R) - Vice
Chair
Blackwell (R)
Cooksey (R)
DeWitt (R)
McBride (R)
Ortega (R)
Renegar (D)
Rousselot (D)
Shoemake (D)
NON-
APPROPRIATED
Kern (R) - Chair
Brumbaugh (R) Vice Chair
Glenn (D)
Jordan (R)
PUBLIC HEALTH
AND SOCIAL
SERVICES
Cox (R) - Chair
Hulbert (R) - Vice
Chair
Derby (R)
Fourkiller (D)
Hamilton (D)
Moore (R)
Mulready (R)
Roberts, S. (R)
PUBLIC SAFETY
Hickman (R) Chair
Cleveland (R) - Vice
Chair
Banz (R)
Bennett (R)
Billy (R)
Brumbaugh (R)
Condit (D)
Derby (R)
Dorman (D)
Echols (R)
Glenn (D)
Johnson (R)
Matthews (D)
Reynolds (R)
REVENUE AND
TAX
Sears (R) - Chair
McCall (R) - Vice
Chair
Blackwell (R)
Brown (D)
Dank (R)
Hall (R)
Johnson (R)
Kirby (R)
Martin, Steve (R)
McDaniel, J. (D)
Rousselot (D)
Smalley (R)
Thomsen (R)
TRANSPORTATION
Sanders (R) - Chair
Smalley (R) - Vice
Chair
Hardin (R)
Lockhart (D)
McDaniel, R. (R)
Scott (D)
Stiles (R)
Turner (R)
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OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
OKLAHOMA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BY DISTRICT
DISTRICT #
REPRESENTATIVE
COUNTIES
DISTRICT #
1. Curtis McDaniel (D) McCurtain, LeFlore
2. John Bennett (R)
Sequoyah
3. James Lockhart (D) LeFlore
4. Mike Brown (D) Cherokee
5. Doug Cox (R) Delaware, Mayes
6. Chuck Hoskin (D) Craig, Mayes, Rogers
7. Larry Glenn (D)
Delaware, Ottawa
8. Ben Sherrer (D)
Mayes, Rogers, Wagoner
9. Marty Quinn (R)
Rogers
10. Steve Martin (R)
Nowata, Osage, Washington
11. Earl Sears (R)
Rogers, Tulsa, Washington
12. Wade Rousselot (D) Wagoner
13. Jerry McPeak (D)
McIntosh, Muskogee
14. Arthur Hulbert (R) Cherokee, Muskogee
15. Ed Cannaday (D)
Haskell, LeFlore, McIntosh, Muskogee, Pittsburg, Sequoyah
16. Jerry Shoemake (D) Muskogee, Okmulgee, Tulsa, Wagoner
17. Brian Renegar (D)
Latimer, LeFlore,
Pittsburg
18. Donnie Condit (D) Coal, Hughes, McIntosh, Pittsburg
19. R. C. Pruett (D)
Atoka, Bryan, Choctaw, Pushmataha
20. Bobby Cleveland (R) Cleveland, Garvin, McClain, Pottawotamie
21. Dustin Roberts (R) Bryan
22. Charles A. McCall (R) Atoka, Garvin, Johnston, Murray
23. Terry O’Donnell (R) Rogers ,Tulsa, Wagoner
24. Steve Kouplen (D)
Hughes, Okfuskee, Okmulgee
25. Todd Thomsen (R) Pontotoc
26. Justin Wood (R)
Pottawatomie
27. Josh Cockroft (R)
Cleveland, Pottawatomie
28. Tom Newell (R)Pottawatomie, Seminole
29. Skye McNiel (R)
Creek, Tulsa
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REPRESENTATIVE
COUNTIES
30. Mark McCollough (R) Creek, Tulsa
31. Jason W. Murphey (R) Logan, Oklahoma
32. Jason Smalley (R)
Lincoln, Logan
33. Lee Denney (R)
Logan, Payne
34. Cory T. Williams (D) Payne
35. Dennis Casey (R) Creek, Noble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne
36. Sean Roberts (R)
Osage, Tulsa
37. Steve Vaughan (R) Kay, Osage
38. Dale DeWitt (R)
Garfield, Grant, Kay, Logan, Noble
39. Marian Cooksey (R) Oklahoma
40. Mike Jackson (R)
Garfield
41. John T. Enns (R)
Canadian, Garfield, Kingfisher, Oklahoma
42. Lisa J. Billy (R) Garvin, McClain
43. Colby Schwartz (R) Canadian
44. Emily Virgin (D)
Cleveland
45. Aaron Stiles (R)
Cleveland
46. Scott Martin (R)
Cleveland
47. Leslie Osborn (R)
Canadian, Grady
48. Pat Ownbey (R)
Carter, Garvin, Murray
49. Tommy Hardin (R) Carter, Love, Marshall
50. Dennis Johnson (R) Jefferson, Stephens
51. Scott Biggs (R)Grady, McClain, Stephens
52. Charles L. Ortega (R) Greer, Harmon, Jackson, Kiowa
53. Mark McBride (R) Cleveland
54. Paul Wesselhoft (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma
55. Todd Russ (R)
Beckham, Greer, Kiowa, Washita
56. David Perryman (D) Caddo, Grady, Kiowa
57. Harold Wright (R) Beckham, Blaine, Caddo, Canadian, Custer
58. Jeff Hickman (R)
Alfalfa, Major, Woods, Woodward
59. Mike Sanders (R)
Blaine, Canadian, Dewey, Kingfisher, Woodward
60. Dan Fisher (R) Caddo, Canadian
61. Gus Blackwell (R)
Beaver, Cimarron, Ellis, Harper, Texas, Woodward
DISTRICT #
REPRESENTATIVE
COUNTIES
62. T. W. Shannon (R) Comanche
63. Don Armes (R)
Comanche, Tillman
64. Ann Coody (R)
Comanche
65. Joe Dorman (D)
Caddo, Comanche, Cotton, Grady,
Stephens
66. Jadine Nollan (R)
Tulsa, Osage
67. Pam Peterson (R)
Tulsa
68. Glen Mulready (R) Creek, Tulsa
69. Fred Jordan (R)
Tulsa
70. Ken Walker (R)
Tulsa
71. Katie Henke (R)
Tulsa
72. Seneca Scott (D)
Tulsa
73. Kevin Matthews (D) Osage, Tulsa
74. David Derby (R)
Rogers, Tulsa
75. Dan Kirby (R)
Tulsa
76. David Brumbaugh (R) Tulsa
77. Eric Proctor (D)
Rogers, Tulsa
78. Jeannie McDaniel (D) Tulsa
79. Weldon Watson (R) Tulsa
80. Mike Ritze (R)
Tulsa, Wagoner
81. Randy Grau (R)
Oklahoma
82. Mike Turner (R)
Oklahoma
83. Randy McDaniel (R) Oklahoma
84. Sally Kern (R)
Oklahoma
85. David Dank (R)
Oklahoma
86. William Fourkiller (D) Adair, Cherokee, Delaware
87. Jason Nelson (R)
Oklahoma
88. Kay Floyd (D)
Oklahoma
89. Rebecca Hamilton (D)Oklahoma
90. Jon Echols (R)
Oklahoma, Cleveland
91. Mike Reynolds (R) Cleveland
92. Richard Morrissette (D) Oklahoma
93. Mike Christian (R) Oklahoma
94. Scott Inman (D)
Oklahoma
95. Charlie Joyner (R)
Oklahoma
96. Lewis H. Moore (R) Oklahoma
97. Mike Shelton (D)
Oklahoma
98. John Trebilcock (R) Tulsa, Wagoner
99. Anastasia Pittman (D) Oklahoma
100. Elise Hall (R)
Oklahoma
101. Gary Banz (R)
Oklahoma
OKLAHOMA COUNTY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
DISTRICTS MAP
County Line
Council
I-40
Rockwell
Portland
John Kilpatrick
Meridian
Lake
Hefner
Kelly
Bryant
I-44
I-240
Sooner
I-3
5
Douglas
Lake
Arcadia
Midwest
I-40
Westminster
I-44
Post
1 - Willa Johnson
Air Depot
2 - Brian Maughan
3 - Ray Vaughn
Boulevard
I-35
MacArthur
May
I-44
Pennsylvania
Western
Santa Fe
Anderson
Hiwassee
Henney
Choctaw
Indian Meridian
Triple X
Peebly
Dobbs
Harrah
Horseshoe Lake
Luther
Pottawatomie
248th / Waterloo
206th / Covell
192nd
178th / Edmond
164th / 15th
150th / 33rd
136th / Memorial
108th / Hefner
122nd
93rd / Britton
78th / Wilshire
50th
63rd
36th
23rd
10th
Reno
29th
15th
44th
59th
74th
89th
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OKLAHOMA COUNTY
Willa Johnson
District 1
County Commissioner
320 Robert S. Kerr Ave.
(405) 713-1501
Leonard Sullivan
County Assessor
(405) 713-1200
Carolynn Caudill
County Clerk
(405) 713-7184
Brian Maughan
District 2
County Commissioner
(405) 713-1502
Tim Rhodes
Court Clerk
(405) 713-1721
Ray Vaughn
District 3
County Commissioner
(405) 713-1503
David Prater
District Attorney
(405) 713-1600
John Whetsel
County Sheriff
201 N. Shartel Ave.
(405) 713-1000
Forrest “Butch” Freeman
County Treasurer
(405) 713-1300
COUNTY AGENCIES
Emergency Management
(405) 713-1369
Health Department
2600 NE 63rd
(405) 427-8651
Public Defender
(405) 713-1550
Engineering
(405) 713-1495
Juvenile Justice
5905 N. Classen Blvd.
(405) 713-6400
Purchasing
(405) 713-1485
Election Board
(405) 713-1515
Planning Commission
(405) 713-1361
Training
7401 NE 23rd St.
(405) 713-1890
OKLAHOMA COUNTY GOVERNMENT
www.oklahomacounty.org
The administrative body of Oklahoma County is the Board of
County Commissioners, which was created by the Oklahoma
Legislature. Oklahoma County, like all counties in Oklahoma, is
divided into three districts. The districts are as equal in population
as possible, numbered 1, 2, and 3, and subject to alteration by the
Oklahoma Legislature not more than once every 10 years. One
commissioner is elected from each district for a term of four years.
Elections are held every two years, beginning with a primary
on the last Tuesday in June. The run-off is held on the fourth
Tuesday of August, and the general election is on the first Tuesday
following the first Monday in November.
YEAR
RACES
PRIMARY
RUNOFF
GENERAL
2014
Districts 1 & 3, District Attorney
County Assessor, County Treasurer
June 24, 2014
August 26, 2014
November 4, 2014
Elections carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board
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OKLAHOMA COUNTY COMMISSIONER
DISTRICTS MAP
County Line
Council
I-40
Rockwell
Portland
John Kilpatrick
Meridian
Lake
Hefner
Kelly
Bryant
I-44
I-240
Sooner
I-3
5
Douglas
Lake
Arcadia
Midwest
I-40
Westminster
I-44
Post
1 - Willa Johnson
Air Depot
2 - Brian Maughan
3 - Ray Vaughn
Boulevard
I-35
MacArthur
May
I-44
Pennsylvania
Western
Santa Fe
Anderson
Hiwassee
Henney
Choctaw
Indian Meridian
Triple X
Peebly
Dobbs
Harrah
Horseshoe Lake
Luther
Pottawatomie
248th / Waterloo
206th / Covell
192nd
178th / Edmond
164th / 15th
150th / 33rd
136th / Memorial
122nd
108th / Hefner
93rd / Britton
78th / Wilshire
50th
63rd
36th
23rd
10th
Reno
29th
15th
44th
59th
74th
89th
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CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY
Mayor Mick Cornett
James Greiner
Ed Shadid
Lawrence F. McAtee, Jr.
Pete White
David Greenwell
Council Ward #5
Meg Salyer
John A. Pettis, Jr.
Patrick Ryan
Council Ward #1
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2404
Council Ward #2
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2402
Council Ward #3
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2404
Council Ward #4
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2402
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2424
(405) 297-3759 (fax)
200 N. Walker Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK
73102
(405) 297-2569
Council Ward #6
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2402
OKLAHOMA CITY DEPARTMENTS
Action Center
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2535
City Attorney
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2451
Finance / Purchasing
100 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2741
Airports
7100 Terminal Dr., Box 937
(405) 316-3200
City Auditor
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2624
Fire Department
820 N.W. 5th St.
(405) 297-3314
City Clerk
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2391
Licenses
420 W. Main, 8th floor
(405) 297-2606
Central Oklahoma
Transportation and Parking
Authority
300 SW 7th St.
(405) 297-2484
City Manager
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2345
MAPS for Kids Trust Office
420 W. Main St., Ste. 400
(405) 297-3461
OKLAHOMA CITY GOVERNMENT
www.okc.gov
Oklahoma City is governed by a council/manager system
established by an amendment to the city charter in 1927. The
charter, adopted in 1916, originally called for a commission form
of government. The mayor and eight city council members are
elected to four-year terms. In order to keep continuity within city
government, half of the council is elected every two years. The city
is divided into eight wards. The voters of each ward elect a council
member to represent them, and the mayor is elected at large. The
mayor and the council appoint a city manager to serve as the city’s
chief administrative official.
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Council Ward #7
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2569
Municipal Courts
700 Couch Dr.
(405) 297-2673
Development Services
420 W. Main
(405) 297-2972
Parks and Recreation
420 W. Main St., 2nd floor
(405) 297-3882
Council Ward #8
200 N. Walker Ave.
(405) 297-2404
Police Department
701 Colcord Dr.
(405) 297-1000
Public Information Officer
701 Colcord Dr.
(405) 297-1111
Water & Wastewater Utilities
420 W. Main
(405) 297-2422
Planning Department
420 W. Main St., #900
(405)297-2576
Primary elections are held the first Tuesday of March. The general
election is held the first Tuesday of April. The filing period is
neither more than 29 days nor less than 24 days before the
primary election. Elections for the city wards are always held in
odd-numbered years, while the mayoral election is held in an
even-numbered year. Elections for 2014 and 2015 are as follows:
YEAR20142015
RACE
Mayor
Wards, 2, 5, 6, 8
PRIMARY
March 4
March 3
GENERAL
April 1
April 7
Elections carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board
OKLAHOMA CITY COUNCIL DISTRICTS MAP
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OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Dave Lopez
Lynne Hardin
Interim Superintendent
Oklahoma City Public Schools
900 N. Klein Ave.
(405) 587-0448
School Board Chair
900 N. Klein, Rm. 223
(405) 361-4491
SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS
Bob Hammack
District #1
[email protected]
Justin Ellis
District #2
[email protected]
Phil Horning
District #3
[email protected]
900 N. Klein, Rm. 223 | Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | (405) 587-0444
Laura Massenat
District #4
[email protected]
Ruth Veales
District #5
[email protected]
Jay Means
District #6
[email protected]
Ron Millican
District #7
[email protected]
SENIOR STAFF
Deputy Superintendent
(405) 587-0351
Chief Academic Officer
(405) 587-0440
Chief Information Officer
(405) 587-0272
Chief Operations Officer
(405) 587-0446
Chief Financial Officer
(405) 587-0407
General Counsel
(405) 587-0350
Executive Director, Human Capital
(405) 587-0099
Executive Director, Communications
and Community Relations
(405) 587-0407
Director, Planning, Research and Evaluation
(405) 297-6811
Executive Director, Information Technology
(405) 587-3742
Executive Director, Curriculum Development
(405) 587-0312
OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Upcoming elections for the Oklahoma City School Board
are as follows:
900 N. Klein Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73106
YEAR2014
RACES Districts #5 & #7
2015
District #6
PRIMARY
RUNOFF
February 10
April 7
www.okcps.org
Oklahoma City School District, I-89, has eight elective school
board officers that manage the fiscal matters of the school district
according to state statutes. There is one chairman (a new position
as of 2001) elected district-wide and seven board members elected
from geographical districts. Board members serve four-year terms
and elections rotate by district on a four-year cycle.
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Executive Director, Elementary Education
(405) 587-0093
Executive Director, Secondary Schools
(405) 587-0049
(if needed)
February 11
April 1
Election carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
DISTRICTS MAP
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2014 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Peter B. Delaney
OGE Energy Corp.
Chairman
David Rainbolt
BancFirst
Chair-Elect
Carl Edwards
David A. Jackson
Bruce Lawrence
Price Edwards &
JPMorganChase Bank, N.A.
INTEGRIS Health
Company
Treasurer
Corporate Secretary
Immediate Past Chairman
2014 VICE CHAIRS
Clayton I. Bennett
Dorchester Capital
Strategic Planning
Bradley Krieger
Arvest Bank
Military/Aerospace
Larry Nichols
Devon Energy
Corporation
Strategic Planning
David Rainbolt
BancFirst
Teresa Rose
Chesapeake Energy
Corporation
Education/Workforce
Development
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PAST CHAIRMEN
Bryan L. Gonterman
Rhonda Hooper
AT&T Oklahoma
Jordan Advertising
Membership
Economic Development
Percy Kirk
Cox Communications
Marketing &
Communications
Roy H. Williams, CCE
Greater Oklahoma
City Chamber
President & CEO
Tom J. McDaniel
American Fidelity
Foundation
MAPS Development
John Richels
Devon Energy
Corporation
Forward Oklahoma City
Natalie Shirley
Oklahoma State University Oklahoma City
Convention &
Visitors Bureau
Henry Overholser*
John H. Burford*
W. J. Gault*
O. A. Mitscher*
W. W. Storm*
B. M. Dilley*
Anton H. Classen*
Seymour C. Heyman*
George G. Sohlberg*
T. D. Turner*
I. M. Holcomb*
H. Y. Thompson*
George B. Stone*
Sidney L. Brock*
O. P. Workman*
Frank J. Wikoff*
S. M. Gloyd*
C. F. Colcord*
Edward K. Gaylord*
Edgar S. Vaught*
J. R. Cottingham*
George Frederickson*
A. W. Boyd*
W. J. Pettee*
Ed Overholser*
John A. Brown*
J. F. Owens*
Gilbert A. Nichols*
R. J. Benzel*
Virgil Browne*
Frank Buttram*
Samuel W. Haynes*
W. E. Hightower*
Fred Jones*
Glenn C. Kiley*
J. S. Hargett*
J. Wiley Richardson*
William Morgan Cain*
Donald S. Kennedy*
Ray J. Spradling*
H. B. Groh*
Ancel Earp*
Edward L. Gaylord*
John Kilpatrick, Jr.*
William V. Montin*
R. A. Young*
Stanton L. Young
John R. Parsons*
Robert E. Lee*
Norman P. Bagwell*
Edward Hahn Cook
James G. Harlow, Jr.*
R. D. Harrison*
Bill Swisher*
Dan Hogan
Richard H. Clements
Gerald R. Marshall
Lee Allan Smith
Clyde Ingle*
Edmund O. Martin
William E. Durrett
Ray Ackerman*
Frank A. McPherson
Ken W. Townsend*
Stanley F. Hupfeld
William G. Thurman, M.D.
Clayton I. Bennett
Gerald L. Gamble
Dave Lopez
Steven E. Moore*
Luke R. Corbett
Robert A. Funk
V. Burns Hargis
Fred J. Hall
Larry Nichols
David Thompson
Carl Edwards
Listed in order of service.
An asterisk (*) denotes those who are deceased.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Bruce Lawrence
INTEGRIS Health
Ford C. Price
Price Edwards & Company
Dave Lopez
Oklahoma City Public Schools
David E. Rainbolt
BancFirst
Gerald L. Gamble
Gerald L. Gamble Co., Inc.
Greg Love
Love’s Travel Stops & Country
Stores, Inc.
Christopher P. Reen
OPUBCO Communications
Group
Clayton I. Bennett
Dorchester Capital
Bryan L. Gonterman
AT&T Oklahoma
Gerald Marshall
Midland Asset Management
John Richels
Devon Energy Corporation
Beverly F. Binkowski
Blue Cross Blue Shield of
Oklahoma
Fred J. Hall
Hall Capital, LLC
Edmund O. Martin
Ackerman McQueen, Inc.
V. Burns Hargis
Oklahoma State University
Steve Mason
Cardinal Engineering, Inc.
Teresa Rose
Chesapeake Energy
Corporation
David Harlow
BancFirst
Brian Maughan
Oklahoma County
Robert J. Ross
Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics
and Excellence in Journalism
Foundation
John Hart
Continental Resources
Marc Maun
Bank of Oklahoma
Meg Salyer
Accel Financial Staffing
James C. Clark
B.C. Clark Jewelers
Judy J. Hatfield, CCIM
Equity Commercial Realty, LLC
Tom J. McDaniel
American Fidelity Foundation
Eduardo Sanchez
Lopez Foods, Inc.
Richard H. Clements
Clements Foods Company Garden Club
Robert Henry
Oklahoma City University
J.W. McLean
Frank A. McPherson
Avis Scaramucci
Nonna’s Euro-American
Ristorante and Bar
Mary Mélon
The Journal Record Publishing
Company
Natalie Shirley
Oklahoma State University Oklahoma City
D.J. Morgan
MidFirst Bank
W. Kent Shortridge
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Company
M. Dewayne Andrews, M.D.
University of Oklahoma Health
Sciences Center
Robert A. Funk
Express Employment
Professionals
Governor Bill Anoatubby
The Chickasaw Nation
Mark W. Funke
Bank SNB
James D. Bennett
SandRidge Energy, Inc.
Robert F. Browne
Great Plains Coca-Cola
Bottling Co.
David R. Carpenter
American Fidelity Assurance
Company
Edward H. Cook
Michelle Coppedge
Mike Monroney Aeronautical
Center - FAA
John Higginbotham
Bank of Oklahoma
Joe Hodges
SSM Health Care of Oklahoma
Luke R. Corbett
Dan Hogan
Dan Hogan Properties
Mayor Mick Cornett
City of Oklahoma City
Rhonda Hooper
Jordan Advertising
Jim Couch
City of Oklahoma City
Stanley F. Hupfeld, FACHE
INTEGRIS Health
Xavier Neira
Manhattan Construction
Company
Peter B. Delaney
OGE Energy Corp.
David A. Jackson
JPMorganChase Bank, N.A.
J. Larry Nichols
Devon Energy Corporation
William G. Thurman, M.D.
Dr. William G. Thurman
William E. Durrett
American Fidelity Assurance
Company
Reginald D. Johnson
Wells Fargo & Co.
George Nigh
IBC Bank
E. Carey Joullian, IV
Mustang Fuel Corporation
Richard Nix
McAfee & Taft
Kari F. Watkins
Oklahoma City National
Memorial & Museum
Percy Kirk
Cox Communications
Ronald J. Norick
Norick Investment
Company, LLC
Carl E. Edwards
Mike Emmelhainz
The Boeing Company
Clay T. Farha
B.D. Eddie Enterprises
Jalal Farzaneh
Home Creations
Bradley W. Krieger
Arvest Bank
Michael S. Laird
Crowe & Dunlevy
Bradley Z. Naifeh
Central Liquor Company
Tim O’Toole
Oklahoma State Fair, Inc.
Stephen M. Prescott, M.D.
Oklahoma Medical Research
Foundation
Lee Allan Smith
Oklahoma Events, LLC
David L. Thompson
InvesTrust
Roy H. Williams, CCE
Greater Oklahoma City
Chamber
Stanton L. Young
Journey House - American
Express Travel
*Liaison to the Board
Lt. Gen. Bruce Litchfield,
AFSC/CC
Tinker Air Force Base
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BOARD OF ADVISORS / LEAD INVESTORS
Board of Advisor member companies play a key leadership role in the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. An
annual investment of $3,000 or more qualifies a member company to be part of the Board of Advisors. They
are invited to Board Meetings, Board Retreats and Intercity Visits.
Lead Investor member companies demonstrate their commitment to Greater Oklahoma City by financing
the Chamber’s operations at significantly higher levels. An annual investment of $1,000 or more qualifies a
member company to be a Lead Investor.
BOARD OF ADVISORS PLATINUM LEAD INVESTORS ($40,000 OR MORE)
AT&T Oklahoma
Bryan L. Gonterman
Canary, LLC
Jacob Eberhart
Chesapeake Energy
Corporation
Doug Lawler
Devon Energy
Corporation
J. Larry Nichols
Oklahoma Industries
Authority
Catherine O’Connor
The Oklahoma Publishing
Company
Gary C. Pierson
Express Employment
Professionals
Robert A. Funk
Oklahoma Natural Gas
Company
W. Kent Shortridge
SandRidge Energy, Inc.
James D. Bennett
OGE Energy Corp.
Peter B. Delaney
BOARD OF ADVISORS GOLD LEAD INVESTORS ($10,000 TO $39,999)
Access Midstream
Mike Stice
General Electric Aviation
Steven Kahne
American Fidelity
Assurance Company
William M. Cameron
Hall Capital, LLC
Fred J. Hall
Arvest Bank
Bradley W. Krieger
Bank of Oklahoma
Marc Maun
Continental Resources
Harold Hamm
Dolese Bros. Co.
Bill Schlittler
GT Clean, Inc.
Ginger Sloan
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IBC Bank
Thomas L. Travis
INTEGRIS Health
Bruce Lawrence
JPMorganChase
Bank, N.A.
David A. Jackson
Love’s Travel Stops &
Country Stores, Inc.
Tom Love
McBride Orthopedic
Hospital Clinic
Mark Galliart
Pinnacle Business
Systems, Inc.
Rob Anderson
Mercy Hospital
Oklahoma City
Jim R. Gebhart, FACHE
Pratt & Whitney
Robert Johnson
MidFirst Bank
G. Jeffrey Records, Jr.
SSM Health Care
of Oklahoma
Joe Hodges
Newmark Grubb Levy
Strange Beffort
Mark Beffort
SONIC, America’s
Drive-In
J. Clifford Hudson
OU Medical Center
Charles L. Spicer, Jr.
Wal-Mart District Office
of Public Affairs
Chris Neeley
Oklahoma Spine Hospital
Kevin Blaylock
BOARD OF ADVISORS SILVER LEAD INVESTORS ($5,000 TO $9,999)
AAA N. CA, Nevada &
Utah Insurance Exchange
Cal Hankins
Cushman & Wakefield Commercial Oklahoma
Barry Murphy
Ackerman McQueen, Inc.
Edmund O. Martin
Deaconess Hospital
Cathryn Hibbs
Advancia Corporation
Rudy Alvarado
Dell USA, LP
Christopher Scully
Associated Wholesale
Grocers, Inc.
Danny Lane
Dent Source, LLC
Michael Caraker
Hobby Lobby
David Green
ITC Great Plains, LLC
Kristine M. Schmidt
Inasmuch Foundation /
Ethics and Excellence in
Journalism Foundation
Robert J. Ross
KPMG LLP
Keith J. Schwarz
BKD, CPA’s & Advisors
Todd Lisle
Dignity Memorial
Providers of Oklahoma
Scot Werkmeister
BP America, Inc.
Mike Thompson
Dorchester Capital
Clayton I. Bennett
Leidos Engineering, LLC
Brad Ezell, PE
BancFirst
David Harlow
DrillRight Technology, Inc.
John D. Husted
Bank of America
Merrill Lynch
Tony N. Shinn
B.D. Eddie Enterprises
Clay T. Farha
Lonestar Geophysical
Surveys
Heath Harris
Bank SNB
Mark W. Funke
Bearing Tree Land
Surveying
Jacob Carroll, RPLS
Blue Cross Blue Shield
of Oklahoma
Beverly F. Binkowski
The Boeing Company
Steven Goo
Burns & McDonnell
Josh Evans
Case & Associates
Karen Franz
Central Liquor Company
Bradley Z. Naifeh
Century, Inc.
Mike Dillard
The Chickasaw Nation
Bill Anoatubby, Governor
Coventry Health & Life
Insurance
Ann Stoeppelwerth
Cox Communications
Percy Kirk
Crowe & Dunlevy
Michael S. Laird
Energy & Environmental
Services, Inc.
Ernestine Sell
Ernst & Young, LLP
Mark Wood
FMC Technologies
Tony McSparrin
First Fidelity Bank
Lee Symcox
First Liberty Bank
Joey Root
First Med Urgent Care
Todd S. Lechtenberger
GE Oil & Gas, Artificial Lift
Juan L. Korszyk
Gardner Tanenbaum
Holdings
Richard Tanenbaum
Government Liquidation /
Liquidity Services, Inc.
Steve Jackson
Grant Thornton, LLP
Rick McCune
Great Plains Coca-Cola
Bottling Co.
Don Bischoff
The Hertz Corporation
Site Director
LSB Industries, Inc.
Tony Shelby
Lopez Foods, Inc.
John P. Lopez
Malarkey Roofing
Products
Jay Kreft
Manhattan Construction
Company
Xavier Neira
McAfee & Taft
Richard Nix
Mustang Fuel Corporation
E. Carey Joullian, IV
Griffin Communications/
NEWS9
David F. Griffin
Northrop Grumman
Stewart Scannell
Oklahoma City
Firefighters Association,
IAFF Local 157
Phil Sipe
Oklahoma City University
Robert Henry
Oklahoma Fidelity Bank
Aaron Bastian
Oklahoma Roofing &
Sheet Metal, LLC
Gerry Shepherd
Oklahoma State Fair, Inc.
Tim O’Toole
The Pepsi Bottling Group
of Oklahoma City
Clyde Watts
Prosperity Bank
Thomas L. Legan
Quad/Graphics, Inc.
Mike Dehart
Reserve National
Orin Crossley
Riverwind Casino
Clayton Stewart
Sam’s Club
Jojo Takyi-Micah
Schnake Turnbo Frank
Russ Florence
The Sheraton
Oklahoma City
Kay Sarvar
The Skirvin Hilton
Brett Sundstrom
OU Physicians
Brian L. Maddy
Tinker Federal
Credit Union
Michael D. Kloiber
Oklahoma Allergy &
Asthma Clinic, Inc.
Garyl Geist
Tri-State Industrial
Group, LLC
Gary E. Allison
Oklahoma Blood Institute
John B. Armitage, M.D.
UMB Bank
Royce M. Hammons
Oklahoma Christian
University
Dr. John deSteiguer
University of Oklahoma
David Boren
Oklahoma City
Community Foundation
Dr. Nancy Anthony
Veolia Energy
Oklahoma City, Inc.
Todd Lewis
Wells Fargo & Co.
John Munger
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BOARD OF ADVISORS BRONZE LEAD INVESTORS ($3,000 TO $4,999)
AAR Aircraft Services
Stan Mayer
Andrews Davis
John Frederick Kempf, Jr.
CMA Strategies, Inc.
Sharon Caldwell
ADG, Inc.
Mike Mize
Anglin Public Relations
Debbie Anglin
CP&Y, Inc.
Jeremy C. Boswell, PE
a la mode, inc.
Tammy Dawson
Anheuser-Busch Metal
Container Corp.
Timothy A. Popp
Cactus Drilling
Company, LLC
Bradley Abretske
Armstrong Auditorium
Shane Granger
Caliber Property Group
Sean O’Grady
Armstrong Logistics
Tom Connell
Caliber Roofing and
Restoration
Joseph Rosso
ARL BioPharma, Inc.
Dr. Thomas Kupiec
A-Tech Paving
Jay Doyle
Accord Human
Resources, Inc.
Dale Hageman
Acorn Growth Companies
Jeff Davis
Advanced Academics
Robert York
ASTEC, Inc. (ASTEC
Charter Schools)
Freda D. Deskin, Ph.D.
Affinia Group - Affinia
Products
Scott McCoy
The Alliance for Economic
Development of
Oklahoma City, Inc.
Catherine O’Connor
Alliance Steel, Inc.
Larry Thomas
Allied Arts
Deborah McAuliffe
Senner
Alpha Plus Educational
Systems, Inc.
Jan B. Barrick
American Energy
Partners, L.P.
Aubrey McClendon
American Red Cross of
Central Oklahoma
Janienne Bella
American StaffCorp - ASC
Jim Fuls
American Textile
Recycling Services - OK
Joshua Debolt
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Association of Central
Oklahoma Governments
John G. Johnson
City of Warr Acres
The Honorable Patrick
Woolley
City Rescue Mission, Inc.
Rev. Tom Jones
Claims Management
Resources, Inc.
John M. “Chip” Fudge
B.C. Clark Jewelers
James C. Clark
Clearwater Enterprises, LLC
Tony S. Say
Cameron International
Webster Madole
Cobb Engineering Co.
Marty P. Hepp, PE
Baker First Commercial
Real Estate Services
Rod N. Baker, CCIM
Cancer Treatment
Centers of America
Caron Davis
Colcord Hotel
Lindsay Claxton
Balfour Beatty
Construction
Steven E. Olson
Candor Public Relations
Karen Wicker
Bank of the West
Jamie E. Elmore
Basey’s Roofing
Gary Basey
Beck Design
Donald K. Beck, Jr., AIA
R.K. Black, Inc.
Chris Black
Bockus Payne Associates
Architects
David K. Payne
The Boldt Company
Ron Hanson
Bradley Oil Company
Bradley Schwartz
Brewer Carpet One
Bart Brewer
The Brooks Group, LLC
Steven Brooks
Brothers & Company
Holly Gray
Brown Mackie College
John Fogarty
CB Richard Ellis /
Oklahoma
William T. Forrest
Cao Nguyen, Inc.
Ba T. Luong
Capital City
Associates, Inc.
Brett Robinson
Carlisle FoodService
Products
Trent A. Freiberg
Casady School
Christopher C. Bright
Catholic Charities of the
Archdiocese of OKC, Inc.
Patrick J. Raglow, Col.
(Ret.)
Centek, Inc.
John Carnuccio
Champion Hotels &
Development
Bob Lewter
Chaparral Energy, Inc.
Joe Evans
Choctaw Nation of
Oklahoma
Brian McClain
Chris Griswold, PC
Chris M. Griswold
Citizens Bank of Edmond
Jill Castilla
Cole & Reed, PC
Jim Denny, CPA
Collision Clinic
Lee Lawrence
Commerce Bank
Jim Young
Compressco, Inc.
James P. Rounsavall
Comtech Design Print
and Mail, LLC
Michael Morrison
Concentra Urgent Care
Phoenix Cullens
Continental
Adjusters, Inc.
Doug Morris
Copeland
Construction, Inc.
Scott Copeland
CorVel Corporation
LaDonna Williams
Covenant Global
Investors
Steve Hartman
Crafton Tull
Shane H. Fernandez, AIA,
NCARB, LEED AP
Crossland Construction
Cassie Reese
DBI Services - DeAngelo
Brothers, Inc.
Mark Blandford
DCP Midstream
Susie Sjulin
DaVita Regional Office
Emily Mouser
Delaware Resource
Group, a Busey Group
Company
Philip Busey, Jr.
Dippin’ Dots, LLC
Scott Fischer
Divirsus
Seanlai Cochrane
Dobson Technologies
Mandy Osweiler
Dowell Properties, Inc.
Richard Dowell
Reed Downey Life
Insurance Agency
Reed Downey, Jr.
Farmers Insurance Group
Randy Dickerson
Feed The Children
Kevin Hagan
Fellers Snider Law Firm
Jennyfer R. Guebert
Fenton, Fenton, Smith,
Reneau & Moon, PC
C. Todd Ward
First American Title & Trust
Company
Monica Wittrock
First Enterprise Bank
Darrell Klimeck
First National
Management, Inc.
Jamie McCammon
First Oklahoma
Construction
Ali R. Farzaneh
Flintco, LLC
Mark A. Grimes
Duit Construction Co., Inc.
James Duit
Flogistix, LP
Mims Talton
Dunlap Codding, PC
Marc A. Brockhaus
The Foundation for
Oklahoma City Public
Schools
Lori Dickinson
Dunn, Swan &
Cunningham, PC
Skip Cunningham
EGR, Inc.
Darren Lister
ERC Companies
Rob Coleman
EST, Inc.
Mike Vahabzadegan
Eide Bailly LLP
Steven Corley
Foundation Surgery
Affiliates
Robert Byers
Francis Tuttle
Technology Center
Dr. Tom Friedemann
Frankfurt-Short-Bruza
Associates, PC
William Frankfurt
Electra Link, Inc.
Bruce Conley
Frates Insurance and Risk
Management
Richard R. Horton, CIC
Enviro Clean Services
Jonathan Behymer
Frontier State Bank
Terry Ott
Epworth Villa
John Harned
GableGotwals
Diana Tate Vermeire
Equipment Technology,
LLC
Jim Neuberger
Gallagher Benefit
Services, Inc.
David Fleet
Executive Resource
Center, LLC
Donna Miller, MBA, SPHR
Gallagher MeyersReynolds
Chris Magnum
E.L. and Thelma Gaylord
Foundation
Christy Everest
Ragon Gentry &
Associates
Ragon Gentry
Global Gaming
Solutions, LLC
John Elliott
GlobalHealth
R. Scott Vaughn
Goodwill Industries of
Central Oklahoma, Inc.
Chris Daniels
Grand Casino HotelResort
Dan Kuziej
Great Plains
National Bank
Lee Dean
Guernsey
Suhas P. Patwardhan
Gulfport Energy
Corporation
Michael G. Moore
HSPG & Associates, PC
Mark A. Sheets
Hal Smith Restaurant
Group
Hal Smith
Hall Estill
Kim Searls
Harrison Gypsum
Charles “Russ” W.
Harrison, Jr.
The Hartford
Darren Lyons
Heritage College
Andrea Riley
Heritage Integrated
David C. DeLana
Heritage Trust Company
Aaron Jack
Roger Hicks & Associates
Group Insurance, Inc.
Roger F. Hicks
Hines
John Wood
Hogan Property
Company
Randy Hogan
HoganTaylor LLP
Richard A. Wright
Home Creations
Jalal Farzaneh
Homeland Stores
Jim Kern
ITT Technical Institute
Britt Ellis
Ideal Homes
Steve Shoemaker
North American Group
DBA INSURICA Insurance
Management Network
Michael F. Ross
INTRUST Bank, N.A.
Tom O’Keefe
Irish Realty Corporation
John Kennedy
Isola Bella
David C. Miller
J.E. Dunn Construction
Company
Ken Maulsby
Jacobs
Gillett Cobb
Jasco Products
Company, LLC
Steve Trice
Jones Public Relations, Inc.
Brenda Jones
Barwick, APR
Jordan Advertising
Rhonda Hooper
The Journal Record
Publishing Company
Mary Mélon
Junior League of
Oklahoma City, Inc.
Kristen Brown
KFOR-TV
Wes Milbourn
KIPP Reach College Prep
Tracy McDaniel
KOCO TV
Brent Hensley
The Kerr Foundation, Inc.
Lou C. Kerr
Kestrel Investments, Inc.
G. Rainey Williams, Jr.
41
Kimray, Inc.
David Hill
Kirkpatrick Bank
Christy Sanford
Laborers’ International
Union of North America
Cassandra Hammond
Lamar Outdoor
Advertising
Bill Condon
Oklahoma City Metro
Association of REALTORS
Darla Cheek
Panhandle Oil and
Gas, Inc.
Michael C. Coffman
Miles Associates
Incorporated
Garrett F. “Bud” Miles, AIA
Oklahoma City National
Memorial & Museum
Kari F. Watkins
Paradigm AdvantEdge
Charlene Wilson
Bob Moore Auto Group
Curtis L. Hayes
Oklahoma City RedHawks
Michael Byrnes
MooreNouri, LLC
Bob Nouri
Oklahoma Financial
Center, Inc.
Karen S. Cunningham
Legacy Bank
Richard Horton
My Dentist
Michelle Coffman
Linn Energy, LLC
Mark Owen
NAI Sullivan Group
Bob Sullivan, CCIM
Lippert Bros., Inc.
D.E. “Rick” Lippert, Jr.
National Coalition of
Certification Centers
“NC3”
Roger Tadajewski
Longevity Health + Beauty
+ Wellness
Dr. Darryl Robinson
MA+ Architecture, LLC
Gary Armbruster, AIA
M-D Building Products
Incorporated
Loren A. Plotkin
MTM Recognition
Mike Ketcherside
Manhattan Road and
Bridge
Mike Webb
Marathon Oil Company
Wade Hutchings
Maschino, Hudelson &
Associates
David Maschino
MassMutual Financial
Group
Mark Burson
Mathis Bros. OKC, LLC
Calvin Worth
Medallion Management
Whitney Ward
Metro Technology
Centers
Dr. Elaine Stith
Metropolitan Library
System
Donna Morris
Mid-America Christian
University
John Fozard, Ph.D.
42
Midtown Renaissance A
REHCO Company
Mickey Clagg
New Century Investments
Hotels & Restaurants
James R. Thompson
New Source Energy
Corporation
Kristian Kos
Newcastle Casino
Brian Browning
NewView Oklahoma
Lauren Branch
OHH Outpatient Clinic
Melissa Craven
Oak Hills Securities, Inc.
Don Dillingham
Oak Tree National
Danny Cline
Oklahoma City
Boathouse Foundation
Michael J. Knopp
Oklahoma City Clinic
R. Scott Vaughn
Oklahoma City
Community College
Dr. Paul Sechrist
Oklahoma City - County
Health Dept.
Gary Cox, J.D.
Oklahoma City Indian
Clinic
Robyn Sunday-Allen
Oklahoma Foundation for
Medical Quality, Inc.
Gregg Koehn
Oklahoma Heart Hospital
John Harvey, M.D.
Oklahoma Heart Hospital
South Campus
John Austin
Oklahoma Medical
Research Foundation
Stephen M. Prescott, M.D.
Oklahoma Municipal
Contractors Association
Rick J. Moore
Oklahoma State University
V. Burns Hargis
Oklahoma Youth
Expo, Inc.
Tyler Norvell
Omega Investments, LLC
Scarlet P. Le
Oppenheim, a division
of Bosc, Inc.
John Waldo
Order-Matic Electronics
Corporation
Robert Powell
Orthocare Innovations,
LLC
David Adams
PACCAR Parts
Joe Craft
PDC Productions
Patrick M. Boylan
PLICO
Matthew J. Moore
Panera Bread Bakery-Cafe
Aubrey Iasiello
PAYCOM
Chad Richison
Pearl’s Restaurant Group
Paul Seikel
Pelco Products, Inc.
Philip Parduhn
People Profits, LLC
Clark A. Ingram
People Source
David Bozalis
Perry Publishing and
Broadcasting
Company, Inc.
Russell M. Perry
Platt College
Mollie Hager
Alan Plummer
Associates, Inc.
Joe Painter
Poe & Associates, Inc.
James R. Benson
PointBlue Technology, LLC
Jerry Combs
Populous
Todd Gralla
Positive Tomorrows, Inc.
Susan Agel
PostRock Energy
Corporation
James Stewart
Presort First Class
Joe Vanlandingham
Prodigal
Bob Funk, Jr.
The Professional
Basketball Club, LLC Oklahoma City Thunder
Danny Barth
Pumps of Oklahoma
Richard Greenly
Quail Creek Bank, N.A.
Bert Olah, Jr.
Quik Print
Mark Little
RFIP, Inc.
Brandon Clark
Saxum
Renzi Stone
Tapstone Energy, LLC
Greg Dewey
Valliance Bank
Brad Swickey
Radiology Associates, LLC
Paula Butler
Schemmer Associates
Todd Cochran
Teemco, LLC
Tracy Hutchins
Variety Care Foundation
Andrew Rice
RaiseMore
Devan Twyman
Scott Rice
George Basore
Teleflora
Tom Butler
Vatterott College
Marcus Craig
Randall Reed Ford
Stacy Herndon
Silver Star
Construction Co.
Steve Shawn
Terracon Consultants, Inc.
Phil Wood
Verizon Wireless
Brandy Yeager
Timberlake Construction
Co., Inc.
Bryan Timberlake
VIKASA Capital
Roshan Pujari
Redbud Financial Group,
LLC - The Guardian
Derrick Morton
Rees Associates, Inc.
Jay W. Tullis
Regent Bank
Darin Kent
Regier, Washecheck
& Jones, PLLC
Susan Regier
Remington Park Racing
Casino
Scott Wells
Renaissance Oklahoma
City Convention Center
Hotel & Spa
Joe LoMonaco
Resolutions Legal Group
Carrie L. Palmer
Ridgeline Captive
Management
Matthew J. Moore
Robinson Aviation
(RVA), Inc.
Keren Williams McLendon
ROBYN
Bobby Lehew
Rose State College
Dr. Jeanie Webb
Ruthnap Consulting
Group, LLC
Gregg Bohler
S Design, Inc.
Sarah Mason Sears
SMG
Gary Desjardins
SAM Consulting Group
North America
Greger Laurin
Sandler Training
Mike Crandall
Silvercliffe Construction
Company
David Pollard
Smith & Nephew,
Endoscopy
Jo Ann McAnally
Smith & Pickel
Construction, Inc.
James A. Pickel
Southern Nazarene
University
Dr. Loren Gresham
Standley Systems
Duffy L’Huillier
Staplegun Advertising/
Marketing/Public
Relations
Philip Baker
Titus Construction
J.W. Peters
Total Demolition
Services, LLC
Terry Branstetter
Total Equipment &
Rental, LLC
Ken Smith
Tower Lakes, LLC
David Bohanon
TriCorps Security
David Ross
TRILINK Restoration
Group, LLC
Mike McDaniel
SteamMart
Jimmy Le
UPS
Rich Kincade
Stewart Abstract & Title
of Oklahoma
Mary Ann NelsonSutterfield
Unit Corporation
Mark E. Schell
Stinnett & Associates
Andrea Harmon
Summit Medical
Center, LLC
Doug Baker
Summit Wealth
Solutions, LLC
John V. Skurkey
Swanda Brothers, Inc.
Chuck Cooley
Synergy Homecare
Weama Kassem
TAParchitecture
Anthony McDermid, AIA,
RIBA
TRS Solutions, LLC
Reggie Weatherly
United Way of Central
Oklahoma, Inc.
Debby Hampton
University Hospitals
Authority & Trust
Dean Gandy
The University of Central
Oklahoma
Dr. Don Betz
The University of Central
Oklahoma Foundation
Anne Holzberlein
University of Phoenix Oklahoma City Campus
Troy Thomas
VI Marketing and
Branding
Tim Berney
W & W Steel, LLC
Rick W. Cooper
WSI | We Simplify the
Internet
Gunnar Hood
Waste Connections
of Oklahoma
Brenda Merchant
Waterford Marriott
Scott Melchior
Waterstone Benefit
Administrators
Brett Coleman
Wells Fargo Advisors
Rick Folmar
Western Industries
Corporation
Jim Robertson
Williams, Box, Forshee
& Bullard, PC
John Michael Williams
Willis
D. Gray Holden
Wilsey Meyer Eatmon
Tate, PLLC
Tom Elliott
The Winchester Group
Susan Winchester
World Travel
Alex Eaton
YMCA of Greater
Oklahoma City
Michael S. Grady
YWCA Oklahoma City
Janet Peery
Zerby Interests
Terryl Zerby
Valir Health
Stacy Smith
43
BRONZE LEAD INVESTORS ($1,000 TO $2,999)
AAA Oklahoma
Blanton Property Company
Christ the King Catholic Church
AAMCO Transmissions &
Total Car Care
Blue Bell Creameries, LP
Cintas Corporation
ACE Moving & Storage
Blue Spruce Incorporated DBA
McDonald’s
Circor Energy Products, Inc.
AIIM Capital Corporation
Blueknight Energy Partners
A-1 Freeman Moving &
Storage, Inc.
Blunck Studios, Inc.
APMEX, Inc.
ATC Drivetrain, Inc.
Acme Brick Company
Advantage Bank
Aero Tech Service Associates, Inc.
Airport Express, Inc.
Allegiance Credit Union
Allied Waste Services
Allstate Insurance Co. - Dumas &
Dykstra Agency
Allstate Management
American Parking
American Quarter Horse
Association
Anheuser-Busch Sales
of Oklahoma
Atlas General Contractors, LLC
Avana Arts District Apartments
B & B Medical Services, Inc.
BNSF Railway
Balon Corp.
The Bank of Union
Baptist Village Communities of
Oklahoma City
Basin Environmental and Safety
Technologies
Ben E. Keith Foods
Best Western Barsana
Hotels & Suites
Big Sky Companies
The Biltmore Hotel Oklahoma City
44
Booz Allen Hamilton
Braum’s Ice Cream & Dairy Stores
Bravo Cucina Italiana
Brewer and Associates
Buy For Less
C.D.S., Inc.
CRG Laboratories
IS Technologies DBA CSD
Caliber Home Loans
Calistoga Company
Camelot Roofing and
Construction
Canada Company
Capital Distributing, LLC
Capitol on 28th
Cardinal Engineering, Inc.
Cassidy Financial Group, Inc.
Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, Inc.
Celebrity Attractions
Center for Economic
Development Law
Central Oklahoma Transportation
& Parking Authority
Champion Supply Co.
ChappelWood Financial Services
Charles Schwab & Co., Inc.
Cheyenne Petroleum Company
Chickasaw Telecom, Inc.
Childcare Network
The Children’s Center
Clements Foods Company Garden Club
Coldwell Banker Commercial Hocker & Associates
College Hunks Hauling Junk
Comfort Keepers
Jackie Cooper BMW & MINI
Beatniks, Inc. DBA The Copa
Corken, Inc.
Corona Drywall, Inc.
Corporate Resource
Country Inn & Suites Oklahoma
City North at Quail Springs
Courtyard by Marriott Oklahoma
City Downtown / Bricktown
Courtyard by Marriott /
OKC Northwest
Crossings Community Church
Crowne Plaza Oklahoma City
Cytovance Biologics
dds Business Solutions
DRC
Dale Rogers Training Center
Dave and Buster’s
Davis Pipe & Supply, Inc.
Dealers Auto Auction of OKC, Inc.
Department of Veterans Affairs
Medical Center
DeVry University & Keller Graduate
School of Management
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Digestive Disease Specialists, Inc.
Dodson Custom Homes
Duncan Oil Properties, Inc.
EOG Resources, Inc.
Grooms Irrigation Co.
Levy Restaurants
Easter Seals Oklahoma
Guernsey Park Restaurant
Liberty Mutual
Electro Enterprises
H & H Plumbing & Utilities, Inc.
LifeChurch.tv Central Offices
Elliott + Associates Architects
HEBCO, Inc.
Lingo Construction
Elmcroft of Quail Springs
Hahn Appliance Warehouse
liquidfish
Embassy Suites
Halliburton Energy Services
Emrick’s Van & Storage Company,
Agent for Allied Van Lines
Hampton Inn Yukon
Little Caesars Pizza/
Corporate Office
Energy Fluids, Inc.
Equal Energy US, Inc.
Eskridge Auto Group
Everest Bros.
Evergreen Syndicate, LLC
FAA Credit Union
Heartland Roofing
Helmerich & Payne (H&P)
Logix Communications
Long Wave, Inc.
Hibu
MacArthur Associated
Consultants, LLC
HighMount Exploration &
Production, LLC
The Mantel Wine Bar & Bistro
Hilton Garden Inn / Homewood
Suites Oklahoma City - Bricktown
Mass Architects, Inc.
Matrix Cleaning Service
Hodges Trucking Company
Dean A. McGee Eye Institute
Dan Hogan Properties
Medley Material Handling, Inc.
Holiday Inn Airport
Medley / Turrentine & Associates
Hooters of Oklahoma City
Mercer Valve Co., Inc.
Firestone Complete Auto Care
Yash Ent., Inc. DBA Howard
Johnson Express
Metro Appliances & More
First Commercial Bank
Hudiburg Chevrolet
First National Bank of Oklahoma
Huitt-Zollars, Inc.
Midlands Management
Corporation
First United Bank & Trust
Iconic Construction
Midwest Wrecking Company
Flint Energy
Independent Insurance Agents
Association of Greater Oklahoma
City, Inc.
Miko Group, Inc.
FKG Consulting
FNB Community Bank
factor 110
FedEx Ground
Forest Building Materials
Foster Signature Homes
Fresenius Medical Care
Frontier City
Frontier Tubular Solutions, LLC
Gaillardia Country Club
Galt Foundation
Gerald L. Gamble Co., Inc.
Gensler
Glazer’s Oklahoma
Gold’s Gym
A Good Egg Dining Group
Samuel Gordon Jewelers &
Diamond Merchant
Graftec Communications, Inc.
InterBank
InvesTrust
JRB Art at The Elms
Jacobs General Contracting
KampCo Foods, LLC DBA Johnny
Carino’s Country Italian
Journey House - American
Express Travel
MIDCON Data Services, LLC
Miller-Tippens Construction
Company, LLC
Monnet Hayes Bullis
Thompson & Edwards
Mike Monroney Aeronautical
Center - FAA
Moore Norman Technology
Center / Franklin Road Campus
Mutual Assurance Administrators
NAPA - Oklahoma City
Kyle Sweet & Associates, PC
NBC Oklahoma
LASSO Corp.
NCED Conference Center & Hotel
Labor Ready
Nabholz Construction Services
Lakeside Women’s Hospital
Nestle’ Purina PetCare
Langston Company
New Leaf Wellness
Legacy Cleaners & Laundry
Newman Development & Design
45
94.7 KBRU-96.1 KXXY-101.9 KTST102.7 KJYO-1000 KTOK-1340 The
Game
Nomaco, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual - Midtown
OKC FRIDAY Newspaper - Nichols
Hills Publishing Co.
Oak Tree Country Club
Objectstream, Inc.
Oil States Piper Valve
OKC Luxury Limo
Oklahoma Cattlemen’s
Association
Osborne Electric Company
Ozarka Water & Coffee Service A
Division of Eureka Water Company
Paradigm AdvantEdge Debbie Naifeh
Paradigm AdvantEdge Jeff Straka
The Referral Center
Republic Bank & Trust
Republic National Distributing
Company Oklahoma
The Reserve Petroleum Company
Residence Inn by Marriott Downtown / Bricktown
Residence Inn by Marriott - West
Park at Memorial
Restaurant Depot
Partners Human Resources Co.
Reynolds Ford Lincoln of Edmond
MG Novelty DBA Party Galaxy
Ridgid Consulting &
Construction Corp.
Pension Solutions, Inc.
Perfusion Alliance, LLC
Riviera Tanning Spa
C.H. Robinson Co.
Oklahoma Center for Implants &
Periodontics
Pharmacy Providers of Oklahoma
(PPOK)
Oklahoma Christian Schools, Inc.
Phillips Murrah, PC
Rogers Marvel Architects, PLLC
Oklahoma City Abstract &
Title Co.
Pilkington Financial, LLC
Ross Electric
Pillar Hotels & Resorts Hospitality
Russell Oil, Inc.
Pizano Roofing, Inc.
Rx Medical
Oklahoma City Philharmonic
Orchestra
Prairie Winds - Alzheimer Special
Care Center
Salazar Roofing and
Construction, Inc.
Oklahoma Electrical Supply
Company
Praxis Health Group
The Salvation Army Central
Oklahoma Area Command
Oklahoma Employees
Credit Union
Oklahoma City Industrial &
Cultural Facility Trust
Oklahoma Farm Bureau & Affiliates
Country Style Home Health DBA
Oklahoma Healthcare Solutions
PremierSource
Principal Financial Group
Print Finishing Systems, Inc.
Procure Proton Therapy Center
Oklahoma Historical Society
Producers Cooperative Oil Mill
Oklahoma Insurance Department
Professional Insurors Agency, LLC
Oklahoma National Stockyards
Company
Progressive Stamping, LLC
Oklahoma Office Systems, Inc.
Oklahoma Protection Group
Oklahoma SteamClean and
Restoration, Inc.
Oklahoma Student Loan Authority
Old Republic Title of Oklahoma
OneDOC Managed Print
Services, LLC
46
Oral and Maxillofacial
Associates, LLC
Rockwell Collins, Inc.
Santiago’s McDonald’s, Inc.
Saratoga Roofing & Construction
Schlotzsky’s Fresh Catering
Schlumberger Oilfield Services
Scott’s Printing & Copying
7-Eleven Stores
Shawver & Son Inc.
Providence Place
Sheraton Midwest City Hotel at
The Reed Conference Center
Matt Pryor Insurance Agency, Inc.
Smart Lines, LLC
Public Strategies
Smith, Carney & Co., PC
Quail Ridge Senior Development
Smith Roberts Baldischwiler, LLC
Quail Springs Mall
Sooner Beer Company
RCB Bank of Nichols Hills
Sooner Traditions
Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers
Southwest Orthopaedic &
Reconstructive Specialists
Reeder General Contractors, Inc.
Southwestern Roofing & Metal
Company, Inc.
Southwestern Stationery & Bank
Supply, Inc.
Wal-Mart #622
Wal-Mart Supercenter #564
The Spaghetti Warehouse
Standard Roofing Co., Inc.
Walker Companies
Standard Testing and
Engineering Company
Warr Acres Nursing Center
Sterling Wines & Spirits Co.
Warren CAT
Streets, Inc.
Washita Valley Enterprises, Inc.
Surveying And Mapping, Inc.
(SAM, Inc.)
Waste Management of
Oklahoma, Inc.
TBS Factoring Service, LLC
WeightWise Bariatrics Program
TMI Hospitality
Welch Floors, Inc.
Terex Roadbuilding
WestEnergy
Terry Neese Personnel Services Permanent & Temporary
Western Concepts
Restaurant Group
Tetra Tech
Wiggin Properties, LLC
Thunder Cab
Will Rogers World Airport
TierPoint
Windsor Hills Nursing Center
Tierra Media Group
The Womble Company
Topographic, Inc.
The Worx Company
The Tower Hotel at Oklahoma City
Wyndham Garden Hotel Oklahoma City Airport
Trammell Crow Company
Triple Diamond Construction, LLC
21st Century Home Health Agency
Bill Warren Office Products
Yucatan Taco Stand Tequila
Bar & Grill
Twin Peaks
Tyler Media
U.S. Cellular
US Foods
U.S. Technologies
UniFirst Holdings, Inc.
United Mechanical, Inc.
Veolia Water
Vox Printing, Inc.
WCA Waste Corporation
W.R. Hess Company
Wal-Mart Neighborhood Market,
#2877
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community we deserve. That’s what makes OKC one of the best cities in
America. We are proud to work alongside the leaders of our community in
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