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Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

OneVoice Tulsa Regional 2013 Legislative Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

OneVoice State Priorities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

OneVoice Federal Priorities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Tulsa Regional Chamber 2012 Priorities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Tulsa Regional Chamber Comprehensive Legislative Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Joint Tulsa/Oklahoma City 2013 Legislative Agenda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Contact Information and Election Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Oklahoma Congressional Delegation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

State Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Oklahoma State Senators

Tulsa Area Delegation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24

State Senators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

State Senate Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

Oklahoma State Representatives

Tulsa Area Delegation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

State Representatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33

State House Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

City of Tulsa Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37

Tulsa County Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Metropolitan City Officials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

Tulsa Public School Board . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43

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regional Momentumunifying partnerships for a collaborative approach to advocacy

As the Tulsa region continues to grow, the organizations and programs dedicated to the prosperity of our community continue to expand as well. With this in mind, the Tulsa Regional chamber looks to lead advocacy efforts to create a unified, stronger voice for the Tulsa region and northeast oklahoma.

since 2007, the onevoice agenda has been the primary advocacy tool utilized by the chamber and its partners to communicate top-priority issues to its state and federal lawmakers. our successes in 2012 are a testament to what is possible through a unified vision:

x significant investments in our state’s structurally-deficient highways and bridges x 49 additional physician residency slots to train primary care physicians in oklahoma x $3.1 million for the ou Wayman Tisdale specialty care clinic x $5 million for the osu medical center x Protecting funding for core services by successfully advocating against a dramatic reduction in the state’s personal

income tax rate.

In preparation for 2013, more than 200 individuals representing various industries and geographical areas participated in

taskforces to create a comprehensive list of key issues. This list was then prioritized by 320 participants at the Regional onevoice legislative summit, resulting in the 2013 onevoice agenda.

This year, 61 regional partners endorsed the onevoice agenda. Top priorities include: x state acceptance of medicaid expansion x Increased education funding x Transformational workers’ compensation reform

These top-priority issues will allow the Tulsa region to continue on its forward path, enhancing business and growth to ensure Tulsans and residents of northeast oklahoma benefit from the best jobs, companies and commerce for our state.

stay informed on the progress of these issues, as well as others, by attending the chamber’s legislative events such as the capitol luncheon series and legislative Briefing Breakfasts. A calendar of these events can be found at Tulsachamber.com.

or, subscribe to the chamber’s weekly e-mail, the legislative update, distributed each Friday of session. The legislative update include top-issue information, bill tracking, useful links and much more.

Get involved with advocacy efforts by attending Regional day at the capitol April 17, or the Tulsa Regional Washington d.c. Fly-In April 23-25.

The chamber is dedicated to encouraging the prosperity of the Tulsa region through advocacy and collaboration. With the support of our valued partners, we are confident the 2013 session will result in a number of successes. The stronger voice of the onevoice agenda promotes the region’s cooperative efforts to encourage job growth and secure a business-friendly environment for the state of oklahoma.

Jake Henry Jr. Jeff Dunn Michael s. neal, cce, ccDchair, Board of directors vice chair, Government Affairs President and ceoTulsa Regional chamber Tulsa Regional chamber Tulsa Regional chamberPresident and ceo Presidentsaint Francis Health system mill creek lumber & supply co.

ExECuTIVE COMMITTEEJake Henry Jr., chairsaint Francis Health system

Wade edmundson, chair-electsummit Bank

becky J. frank, immediate Past chairschnake Turnbo Frank | PR

Mike cookeHall estill Gable Golden & nelson

Jana shouldersAdams Hall Wealth Advisors

Michael s. neal, cce, ccDTulsa Regional chamber

alan armstrongWilliams

Jesse boudiettePropeller

Jeff t. Dunnmill creek lumber & supply company

shane fernandezcrafton Tull

cathy gatesernst & Young llP

Dan HarrisononeoK

Jay HelmAmerican Residential Group

Jim langdonTulsa People magazine

stuart solomonPublic service company of oklahoma

barrett WallerWaller & company PR

Dana WeberWebco Industries

tom McKeonTulsa community college

Kate HobackconocoPhillips

Dick WilliamsonT.d. Williamson, Inc.

Ken levitGeorge Kaiser Family Foundation

steve bradshawBank of oklahoma

DIRECTORSPhil albertPelco structural, llc

alan armstrongWilliams

John bairTulsa World

bill John bakercherokee nation

Pat baldwinTulsa’s channel 8, KTul

richard boonest. John medical center Foundation

Jesse boudiettePropeller

John bowencox communications

steve bradshawBank of oklahoma

bill collinsAmerican Airlines

chris collinsspirit Aerosystems, Inc.

anthony conettaHolly Frontier companies, Holly Refining & marketing

Mike cookeHall estill Gable Golden & nelson

Mike cooperAT&T

neil corneliusosage casinos

Paul couryAmbassador Hotel collection

James cunninghamdoubleTree Hotel Warren Place

frederic DorwartFrederic dorwart lawyers

Jeff Dunnmill creek lumber & supply company

Wade edmundsonsummit Bank

cary evertHilti Western Hemisphere

shane fernandezcrafton Tull

becky J. frankschnake Turnbo Frank | PR

randy foutchlaredo Petroleum

cathy gatesernst & Young llP

Kevin grossHillcrest Healthcare system

Dan HarrisononeoK, Inc.

ted HaynesBlue cross & Blue shield of oklahoma

Jay HelmAmerican Residential Group

Hans HelmerichHelmerich & Payne, Inc.

Jake Henry Jr.saint Francis Health system

John Hewittmatrix service co.

Kate Hobackconoco Phillips

Yvonne HovellHolston Group llc

Marilyn ihloffIhloff salon & day spa

bob Jackmanhattan construction company

Dave KollmannFlintco, llc

billy Kulkincubic

Jim langdonTulsaPeople

Ken levitGeorge Kaiser Family Foundation

Jim lightlamode cleaners

David littlefieldlittlefield Brand development

steve Mackincancer Treatment centers of America

tom McKeonTulsa community college

larry MochaAPsco, Inc.

Michael s. neal, cce, ccDTulsa Regional chamber

Dennis neillsamson

James nortonJim norton Toyota

barry oylercimarex energy co.

Hillary ParkhurstGeorge miksch sutton Avian Research center

Pete PatelPromise Hotels

robert sachseAlliance Resource Partners, lP

Jana shouldersAdams Hall Wealth Advisors llc

Hastings siegfriedThe noRdAm Group

tori snyderThe mayo Hotel & Residences

stuart solomonPublic service company of oklahoma

Jeff stavaTulsa community Foundation

David strattonJPmorgan chase Bank

george tigercreek nation

steve tigerTulsa Tech

richard toddcommunitycare

steadman uphamThe university of Tulsa

barrett WallerWaller & company PR

rose WashingtonTulsa economic development corp.

Dana WeberWebco Industries

richard WilliamsonT.d. Williamson, Inc.

PAST CHAIRMEn On THE BOARDHoward barnettosu In Tulsa

chet cadieuxQuikTrip corporation

gerard clancyuniversity of oklahoma - Tulsa

William Doengesdoenges Bros.

James Dunnmill creek lumber & supply company

leonard eatonWorld Travel service, llc

John gaberinoGable & Gotwals

frank Henke, iiiAmerican Bank & Trust company

thomas HughesHughes lumber company

John Johnson, Jr.Johnson, Jones, dornblaser, coffman and shorb, Pc

ed Kellersummit Bank

ronald KingK-Bar Ranch

Ken lackeyThe noRdAm Group

robert lorton, Jr.Tulsa World

stanley lybargerBank of oklahoma

Paula MarshallThe Bama companies, Inc.

tom MaxwellFlintco, llc

David PageJPmorgan chase Bank

charles PattersonPatterson Realtors

robert PoePoe enterprises, llc

george singersinger Bros, llc

steve turnboschnake Turnbo Frank | PR

Donald WalkerArvest Bank

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education FundingPreserve existing funding and appropriate additional funds for education at all levels to accomplish:

x Fully funding proven intervention strategies to eliminate social promotion, to retain and prepare high school students to successfully pass the eoI graduation tests, to lengthen the school year and to support districts’ implementation of the common core standards (curriculum, technology and professional development).

x Providing $6,447,704.00 for the state’s career Tech system, earmarked to increase capacity and access to valuable industry certifications targeting manufacturing, aerospace and health care, to create 13,000 new jobs and serve veterans.

x Funding college and university graduation initiatives supported by the oklahoma state Regents for Higher education and encouraged by Gov. mary Fallin through the national complete college American program, with an emphasis on graduation, retention and remediation strategies and goals.

medicaid expansionoppose any effort to cause oklahoma to opt out of the 2014 medicaid expansion under the Affordable care Act; pursuit of f lexible options toward implementation of the AcA should be seriously considered.

osu medical center & ou Wayman Tisdale clinicsupport fair and adequate funding for the operations of osu medical center and $3 million for the start-up costs for ou’s Wayman Tisdale specialty clinic to ensure the abilities of Tulsa medical schools to provide critical health care and training.

Gilcrease expresswaysupport the building of the Gilcrease expressway and Bridge through any funding mechanism available in order to expedite this long overdue transportation system; a partnership with the oklahoma Turnpike Authority, Tulsa county, and the oklahoma department of Transportation is strongly encouraged.

municipal Revenue diversificationsupport legislative action to preserve, expand, and diversify sources of revenue available to municipalities. Key initiatives in this effort include ensuring a level playing field between community retailers and remote/Internet sellers in the collection of sales taxes, and increasing the state apportionment for municipal roads and bridges.

Workers' comensation Reformsupport workers' compensation reforms which will provide an efficient, cost effective system that lowers costs and increases benefits, while providing quality health care to injured workers and ensuring a timely return to work. such reforms will help lower workers’ compensation rates, reducing the cost of doing business in oklahoma and leading to the creation and retention of vital jobs.

Quick Action closing FundIncrease funding for the oklahoma Quick Action closing Fund to a level that allows oklahoma to be competitive with surrounding states. Greater funding for this economic development tool will assist in attracting high quality jobs and industry to the state, increasing the economic opportunity and quality of life for oklahoma residents.

Physician Trainingsupport the expansion of ou and osu medical school class size in Tulsa, additional Federally Qualified Health center primary care residency training positions through the Teaching Health center program, funding of the oklahoma Rural Residency Program at $3 million and support of expanded loan repayment programs to incentivize physicians to locate in rural and urban underserved areas of oklahoma through Tobacco settlement endowment Trust funding sources.

state Personal Income Taxoppose efforts to reduce the state’s personal income tax rate that do not maintain revenue neutrality for core areas of state government, that include multi-year tax reduction formulas, or that shift the burden of generating or collecting future revenues onto oklahoma’s businesses.

odoT eight-Year Plansupport adding critical transportation projects to the oklahoma department of Transportation’s eight-Year Plan, that are needed to promote economic development and preserve the safety and integrity of the Tulsa region’s transportation network. of key importance are the following regional high-priority projects: reconstruction of I-244; widening of I-44 east to the Will Rogers Turnpike; expansion of u.s. 169 to six lanes north to state Highway 20; construction of a four-lane Port Road on Highway 266 from u.s. 169 to the Port of catoosa, and from the Port of catoosa to I-44; and the implementation of high-priority transit corridors.

onevoice legislative agenda | state IssuesGraduate medical education Fundingsupport continued funding for Graduate medical education to ensure continuation and growth of residency programs in oklahoma and support and leverage new and existing public funding for expansion of community based primary care residency programs through establishment of Teaching Health center at oklahoma FQHcs in collaboration with oklahoma existing medical schools and academic medical centers.

Arkansas Riversupport efforts to expedite the implementation of the Arkansas River corridor Project for river infrastructure improvements. Allow federal match credit to be accrued for state and local expenditures in order to advance construction activity while preserving the Tulsa region’s access to future federal funding for this federally-authorized project.

marketplace Fairness Actsupport fair and equal treatment of local businesses through passage of the main street/marketplace Fairness Act, allowing collection of sales tax from online sales and preventing the further erosion of our local merchants’ competitiveness. Without this Act, oklahoma retailers will continue to operate at a competitive disadvantage versus out-of-state online retailers who refuse to collect sales taxes on sales made within oklahoma.

mcclellan-Kerr Arkansas River navigation systemsupport necessary congressional appropriations to dredge the mcclellan-Kerr Arkansas River navigation system from 9 feet to its congressionally-authorized 12 feet as originally intended; and to cover the system’s approximate $95 million in critical maintenance backlog.

Federal Rulemaking Authorityencourage and support members of congress to restrict federal rulemaking authority by requiring a comprehensive and cumulative analysis of the total economic impact of rules, including the effect on jobs, electricity rates and reliability, gasoline prices, energy-intensive manufacturing, small businesses, power plant closures, agriculture, and state and local governments. Federal agencies, particularly the ePA, are issuing significant regulations at an accelerated rate without adequately measuring effects on American workers and consumers.

defense spendingoppose significant reductions in defense spending at the federal level through sequestration. unless a solution is reached, the proposed across-the-board cuts will begin on January 2, 2013, and continue to impact the next 10 years of the federal budget. consideration of strategic military needs and objectives is vital; and a solution will mitigate the loss of at least 16,000 jobs in oklahoma related to defense contractors and related industries.

small Business Health care Reformssupport health care reforms at the state and federal level which will enable small businesses to keep health insurance premium costs down and increase the number of insured employees.

energy Taxesoppose federal efforts to target and impose multi-billion dollar tax increases on America’s domestic energy producers. If successful, efforts to repeal the ability to expense intangible drilling or development costs, percentage depletion, and the section 199 manufacturer’s deduction, among others, will result in higher energy costs for the American consumer, fewer jobs for the American worker, and less energy production here at home – making us more dependent on foreign sources of energy, not less.

Transportation & Infrastructure continue to provide states with the f lexibility needed to address their unique transportation and infrastructure needs through a coordinated local- and state-based decision-making process. support federal policies that increase surface transportation funding for metropolitan regions. encourage policies that support local bodies in using federal funding for pedestrian and transit programs.

Workforce Investment Actsupport the reauthorization of the Workforce Investment Act, maintaining the program’s employer-driven focus. other priorities for the reauthorization include increased funding for demand-driven training; increased flexibility for local Workforce Investment Boards to set local targets for individuals served; expansion of funding opportunities for on-the-job training (oJT); funding for employer outreach regarding services; and greater f lexibility to provide training to up-skill incumbent workers.

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stateoKPoP museumsupport a state bond issue for capital investment in the oklahoma Historical society’s planned oklahoma museum of Popular culture to maximize private monetary and land donations.

education Innovation Grantssupport efforts to promote efficient education innovation through initiatives like the oklahoma school Performance and Innovation Grant Program.

Quality events Act modificationssupport amending the oklahoma Quality events Incentive Act to allow oklahoma's communities to attract high-quality, high-impact events in an increasingly competitive regional, national and international market.

Tax credits and economic Incentivessupport tax credits, exemptions and incentives that provide an economic return to the state of oklahoma and maintain our state’s competitiveness in business attraction and retention. oklahoma’s incentives should be regularly evaluated through a review of what other states offer and their overall impact on citizens of the state, with ineffective incentives being eliminated.

Tulsa community supercomputersupport $2 million in appropriations to the oklahoma Innovation Institute for the Tulsa community supercomputer. This appropriation will help fund the common infrastructure and operations of the supercomputer for the next five years, after which operations of the Tulsa community supercomputer will be self-sustaining. This will also enable community-use nodes for state and local governments and entrepreneurs statewide.

Alternative and Traditional Fuelssupport legislative initiatives designed to enhance the market access for alternative and traditional fuels produced in oklahoma. our support includes efforts to promote the use of hydraulic fracturing, and the construction of necessary pipeline infrastructure to provide transportation services for this increased production of traditional fuels.

oklahoma Water lawmonitor all proposed changes to oklahoma's water law. oklahoma's existing water law, both stream and ground water, is the result of extensive study and thoughtful consideration and has served the state's citizens very well. oklahomans have made significant investments in reliance on the principle that our state's abundant water supplies are to be beneficially developed, used and enjoyed.

Immigration Reformsupport comprehensive immigration reform at the federal level and oppose further state legislation related to immigration reform. support federal measures to secure borders, establish reasonable and efficient visa policies and procedures, and comprehensive reform at the federal level that recognizes the need for essential workers so the u.s. can continue to attract the best and brightest talent from around the world.

Passenger Railsupport efforts to extend passenger rail services from oklahoma city to Tulsa. securing the rehabilitation of this corridor for passenger rail is a crucial piece in securing the Tulsa region’s long-term transportation network and community sustainability. lower cost opportunities should be given significant consideration as we seek to provide this service to the residents of northeastern oklahoma.

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Bixby metro chamber of commerce

Broken Arrow chamber of commerce

catoosa chamber of commerce

claremore chamber of commerce*

collinsville chamber of commerce

Glenpool chamber of commerce

Indo-American chamber of commerce

Jenks chamber of commerce

muskogee chamber of commerce*

owasso chamber of commerce

southwest Tulsa chamber of commerce

sand springs Area chamber of commerce

sapulpa chamber of commerce

skiatook chamber of commerce

Tulsa Hispanic chamber

Tulsa Regional chamber

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Bixby Public schools*

Jenks Public schools

liberty Public schools

owasso Public schools

sand springs Public schools

sapulpa Public schools*

Tulsa Public schools

union Public schools

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northeastern state university

oklahoma state university in Tulsa

osu – center for Health sciences

Rogers state university*

Tulsa community college

Tulsa Technology center

university of oklahoma – Tulsa

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city of Broken Arrow

city of catoosa

city of claremore*

city of collinsville

city of Glenpool

city of Jenks

city of muskogee*

city of owasso

city of sand springs

city of sapulpa

city of skiatook

Town of sperry*

city of Tulsa

coalition of Tulsa Area Governments (cTAG)

Indian nations coalition of Governments (IncoG)

creek county

Rogers county

Wagoner county

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Tulsa’s Future

Broken Arrow econ. development Authority

Port of muskogee*

oklahoma Aerospace Alliance*

sand springs economic development Authority

sand springs Planning commission

Tulsa Area Partnership

Tulsa economic development commission

Tulsa Port of catoosa

Tulsa small Business council

Tulsa’s Young Professionals leadership Team

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state capitol Repairssupport the use of state bonds to immediately begin reparations of the oklahoma capitol complex.

ocAsT FundingAdvocate full funding for programs managed by ocAsT (oklahoma center for the Advancement of science and Technology), including the seed capital Fund and other programs managed by i2e, to support the creation and growth of small businesses and jobs in oklahoma.

Weigh stationssupport methods to expedite the immediate construction for the remaining planned weigh stations, by funding the construction costs or debt service with the already allocated one-penny fuel user fee from the Petroleum storage

Tank Indemnity Fund. Investing in our weigh stations now is critical to protecting road and bridge quality from overweight freight traveling through the state, and this method allows for no revenue impact or increased taxes, while using transportation fees to support transportation needs.

High-Wide corridorssupport the establishment of technical advisory group, comprised of appropriate private and public transportation officials, to work with the oklahoma department of Transportation to establish unrestricted high wide corridors extending across oklahoma in each direction to and from the Tulsa Port of catoosa with minimum width clearances of 35 feet, minimum height clearance of 19 feet, and a maximum weight per piece of 400,000 lbs.

feDeralImmigrationsupport federal measures to secure borders, establish reasonable and efficient visa policies and procedures, and comprehensive reform at the federal level that recognizes the need for essential workers so the u.s. can continue to attract the best and brightest talent from around the world.

Page Belcher courthousesupport the relocation of the Page Belcher Federal courthouse. As outlined in the city of Tulsa downtown master Plan, the relocation of the Page Belcher building is integral to the continued development of downtown and will provide access to high-value mixed use residential, retail, and hotel to support the adjacent BoK center and Tulsa convention center.

multimodal Transportation Facilitysupport development of multi-modal freight transportation facilities including port, airport, rail, and highway access.

1099 / Independent contractor pieceupdate and clarify language used by all federal agencies to distinguish between the classification of a worker as an Independent contractor (Form 1099) versus an employee (Form W-2), in order to apply the distinction equitably within industries, as well as allow small businesses to understand and properly classify their workforce. oppose legislative efforts at the state level to define Independent contractors and employees.

Keystone Pipelinesupport approving the expedited construction and immediate use of the full Keystone Xl Pipeline.

domestic energy Productionsupport legislative and regulatory initiatives designed to promote increased production of domestically-produced conventional and alternative fuels, including the protection of enhanced production techniques such as hydraulic fracturing.

ozone Attainment strategies support the development of the oZone Advance program that gives ePA the regulatory discretion in declaring an area that is taking voluntary measures, both measurable

and enforceable, as non-attainment. This will allow Tulsa to maintain its 22-year history of staying in attainment by working together and coming up with innovative solutions to this challenge.

earmarkssupport a return of congress constitutionally-mandated budgetary and fiduciary oversight responsibility by permitting the direct allocation of funds for specific projects.

national deficitsupport a balanced plan to address our national debt and deficit. Addressing these systemic challenges is vital for the financial sustainability and security of our nation’s economy.

Highway Trust FundWork with oklahoma’s congressional delegation and the oklahoma department of Transportation to secure a permanent, sustainable funding solution for the Federal Highway Trust Fund.

Preserve the Tax structure of energy master limited Partnerships (mlPs):Preserve and promote the continuation of master limited Partnerships (mlPs) during federal tax reform deliberations. energy mlPs are key investors in today’s natural resources and energy infrastructure. At a time when the Administration and congress are struggling to meet the current energy needs of the American economy, any change in policy that will increase costs and reduce the capital available to create jobs and expand vital infrastructure would be detrimental to domestically produced energy. emerging as a national hub of mlP activity, Tulsa is headquarters to several of the energy industry’s pipeline, oil and gas production, and mining mlPs.


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state issuessmall Businesssupport health care reforms at the state and federal level that will enable small businesses to keep health insurance premium costs down and increase the number of insured employees. encourage the expansion of programs such as Insure oklahoma to enable small businesses to access insurance products. specific suggestions include raising the wage ceiling for program eligibility.

In the event that a constitutional amendment to exempt intangible property from taxation is not passed by voters in november 2012, support continued efforts to permanently resolve the challenges created by the oklahoma supreme court ruling in southwestern Bell Telephone co. v. oklahoma state Board of equalization through a constitutional amendment. If the BAT remains in place beyond 2012, support reforms to the tax that simplify reporting requirements for businesses, as well as make the tax more equitable between business entities.

support state legislative efforts to enhance the collection of sales tax from online purchases, and encourage the oklahoma Tax commission to develop and utilize software, which would simplify the reporting process for small businesses. Without legislative action, oklahoma retailers will continue to operate at a competitive

disadvantage versus out-of-state online retailers who refuse to collect sales taxes on sales made within oklahoma.

Business Retention & expansionsupport $2 million in appropriations to the oklahoma Innovation Institute for the Tulsa community supercomputer. This appropriation will help fund the common infrastructure and operations of the supercomputer for the next five years, after which operations of the Tulsa community supercomputer will be self-sustaining. This will also enable community-use nodes for state and local governments and entrepreneurs statewide.

Transportationdefend all existing road funding; prevent any diversion of monies; and support increased funding for transportation by developing an adequate, comprehensive funding strategy to broaden the sources of funds and increase the total amount going to transportation statewide. support moving the remaining 25 percent of motor vehicle fees, which currently go into the state general revenue fund, to transportation priority areas that may include state highways, city and county streets, and public transit.

tulsa regional chamber | comprehensive legislative Agendaenergy & environmentencourage the increased use of compressed natural gas as a motor fuel by supporting the construction and operation of privately-owned cnG and lnG fueling stations, and increasing public awareness of cnG and lnG availability through establishing alternative fueling station highway signs, public service announcements, and maps to promote these fueling stations. Taking steps to encourage the greater use of cnG and lnG will be an economic driver for our region, and help oklahoma meet the goals for energy independence established in HB 3023.

support tax credits, exemptions and incentives that provide an economic return to the state of oklahoma and maintain our state’s competitiveness in business attraction and retention. oklahoma’s incentives should be regularly evaluated through a review of what other states offer and their overall impact on citizens of the state, with ineffective incentives being eliminated.

monitor all proposed changes to oklahoma's water law. oklahoma's existing water law, both stream and ground water, is the result of extensive study and thoughtful consideration and has served the state's citizens very well. oklahomans have made significant investments in reliance on the principle that our state's abundant water supplies are to be beneficially developed, used and enjoyed.

educationFund education innovation and effectiveness through grants to local districts for pilot programs that test creative approaches to providing a 21st century education.

Regional Tourismsupport a state bond issue for capital investment in the oklahoma Historical society’s planned oklahoma museum of Popular culture to maximize private monetary and land donations.

support amending the oklahoma Quality events Incentive Act to allow oklahoma's communities to attract high-quality, high-impact events in an increasingly competitive regional, national and international market.

labor & HRAmend oklahoma statutes to allow employers to obtain temporary restraining orders and injunctions against individuals who pose a credible threat of violence to the employer, employees or others on the employer's business premises. These changes will address the increasing problem of workplace violence by preventing such people from entering the premises or from harassing, approaching, or contacting persons on the premises.

support reforms to the police and fire pension systems to ensure the long-term viability of the plans.


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feDeralsmall Businessupdate and clarify language used by all federal agencies to distinguish between the classification of a worker as an Independent contractor (Form 1099) versus an employee (Form W-2), in order to apply the distinction equitably within industries, as well as allow small businesses to understand and properly classify their workforce.

Transportationsupport development of multi-modal freight transportation facilities including port, airport, rail and highway access.

energy & environmentsupport legislation to prohibit the ePA's misguided regulation of Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) under the clean Air Act. The clean Air Act was designed to protect citizens from pollutants that pose dangers to human health. It was not designed to control GHG emissions, and is poorly suited for that purpose. ePA's effort to regulate GHGs in the u.s. will not result in any meaningful reduction of worldwide GHG emissions, however, the regulations pose serious economic, employment and energy market impacts.

Health caresecure additional federal funding to encourage expansion of tuition reimbursement and loan deferral programs to expand the health care workforce.

organize a Tulsa regional wellness and prevention program and maximize funding for this regional initiative.

Regional Tourismsupport the development of passenger rail between Tulsa and oklahoma city, including both high speed and conventional service. establishing rail service between oklahoma’s two main cities will greatly enhance connectivity throughout the region and serve as an economic catalyst providing greater access to tourist attractions and destinations.

support the relocation of the Page Belcher Federal courthouse. As outlined in the city of Tulsa downtown master Plan, the relocation of the Page Belcher building is integral to the continued development of downtown and will provide access to high-value mixed use residential, retail, and hotel to support the adjacent BoK center and Tulsa convention center.

labor & HRupdate and clarify language used by all federal agencies to distinguish between the classification of a worker as an Independent contractor (Form 1099) versus an employee (Form W-2), in order to apply the distinction equitably within industries, as well as allow small businesses to understand and properly classify their workforce. oppose legislative efforts at the state level to define Independent contractors and employees.

support federal measures to secure borders, establish reasonable and efficient visa policies and procedures, and comprehensive reform at the federal level that recognizes the need for essential workers so the u.s. can continue to attract the best and brightest talent from around the world.

state issues Development, economy & taxes

Income Tax The chambers appreciate the efforts by Gov. Fallin and the state legislature to review and streamline oklahoma’s tax system. The chambers strongly believe that all efforts to alter oklahoma’s current tax rates and structure should maintain revenue neutrality for core areas of state government, avoid using multi-year tax reduction formulas, exclude highly-volatile revenue sources in growth calculations, and prevent shifting the burden of generating or collecting future tax revenues onto oklahoma’s businesses.

Workers’ compensation Reform With oklahoma’s workers’ compensation insurance rates continuing to escalate and claim costs continuing to be higher than the national average, significant reforms to the state’s workers’ compensation laws must be enacted. The chambers will support all changes necessary to make oklahoma economically competitive in this area.

economic development Incentives/Tax credits The chambers support the continued implementation of effective economic development incentives as a means of maintaining oklahoma’s competitiveness with surrounding states, and to continue attracting high-quality jobs for our citizens. In particular, we support the Quality Jobs Program (QJP); the 21st century QJP; the Qualified Rehabilitation expenditures for Historic Buildings incentive; the Investment/new Jobs Tax credit; and the Aerospace engineering Tax credit.

Quality events Act The chambers support strengthening the oklahoma Quality events Incentive Act to allow oklahoma’s communities to attract high-quality, high-impact events in an increasingly competitive regional, national and international market.

nexus/Internet sales Tax legislation The chambers support legislation to require retailers with a physical presence in oklahoma to collect and remit sales tax on Internet sales.

ocAsT The chambers advocate full funding for programs managed by ocAsT, including the seed capital Fund and other programs managed by i2e, to support the creation and growth of small businesses and jobs in oklahoma.

lawsuit Reform The chambers support additional lawsuit reform in oklahoma, including legislation to:

x Absolve businesses from liability when providing products or services in emergencies.

x Place “lawsuit lenders” under the ucc consumer credit code or state usury laws.

x Adopt the “Transparency in Private Attorney contracting Act” to establish policies and limits on the use of private contingency fee attorneys on behalf of the state.

Immigration The chambers oppose illegal immigration. We support an improved immigration process that promotes the ability of students and workers to enter the united states lawfully and allows employers to accurately verify the status of employees through a federal database. The chambers believe that immigration policy should be set by the federal government and support comprehensive immigration reform at that level that recognizes the need for essential workers so the u.s. can continue to attract the best and brightest talent from around the world.

Pension Reform The chambers support legislative reform efforts designed to strengthen the long-term financial condition of the state’s pension plans.

liquor laws The chambers will work with all significant stakeholders to examine the benefits and consequences of updating the state’s liquor laws.

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Fully Funding Recent education Reforms The chambers support protecting existing education reforms – in particular Achieving classroom excellence (Ace) standard, Reading sufficiency and Teacher leader effectiveness – by fully funding the strategies necessary to successfully meeting these expectations.

education Innovation The chambers support encouraging education innovation and effectiveness by funding grants to local districts for pilot programs that test creative approaches in providing a 21st century education.

charter schools The chambers support the creation of more charter schools and enabling successful charter schools to grow.

school Records system The chambers support aggressive implementation of a uniform, statewide student records system.

consolidating Administrative services for K-8 districts The chambers support improving efficiency and student access to equitable services by consolidating the administration of K-8 districts into their high school districts.

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medicaid expansion The chambers support efforts by oklahoma's leaders to develop an oklahoma plan to extend health insurance coverage to oklahoma's uninsured residents and cover the costs of uncompensated care that is currently shifted to responsible employers and health care providers. Acceptance of federal funds should be considered.

Health Insurance network The chambers support the creation of an oklahoma-led and private sector-based health insurance network that will provide a marketplace for oklahomans and serve to prevent the imposition of burdensome federal mandates upon the state of oklahoma required under the current federal health care law.

mandates The chambers oppose new health insurance mandates and liabilities that will undermine an employer’s ability to provide quality health insurance at a reasonable cost to employees.

sHoPP Because HB 1381 (the sHoPP Act) expires in 2014, the chambers support a long-term solution to fund the state’s medicaid program through full reimbursement funding for medicaid services provided by hospitals to the federal upper payment limit (uPl). The chambers further support setting the medicaid reimbursement rate for physicians at no less than 100 percent of medicare rates.

Physician shortage The chambers support 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 Federally-Qualified Health centers (FQHc), medical schools, scholarships, loan forgiveness and other incentives. The chambers further support efforts to identify new funding streams dedicated to this initiative.

transportation & infrastructure

odoT eight-Year Plan The chambers support annual appropriations necessary to preserve and implement odoT’s eight-year construction work plan.

Governor’s Bridge Improvement and Turnpike modernization Plan The chambers support providing annual adequate state appropriations to implement Gov. Fallin’s Bridge Improvement and Turnpike modernization Plan to repair or replace all of oklahoma’s structurally deficient and functionally obsolete bridges by 2019 and to complete the expansion of the Kilpatrick and creek Turnpikes.

Ports of entry The chambers support providing adequate annual state appropriations and staffing levels for the expedited completion and effective use of weigh stations at oklahoma’s ports of entry, ensuring the protection of roads and bridges from unnecessary damage caused by overweight freight loads.

Bond to Repair state capitol The chambers support the use of state bonds to immediately begin repairs of the oklahoma capitol complex.

feDeral issuesDefense sequestration

The chambers will oppose significant reductions in federal spending through sequestration, and support a balanced approach to reducing our national deficit.

Marketplace fairness act

The chambers support fair and equal treatment of local businesses through passage of the main street/marketplace Fairness Act which would allow collection of sales tax from online sales and provide a level playing field for brick and mortar retailers.

federal Highway trust fund

The chambers will work with our congressional delegation, the us department of Transportation, and the oklahoma department of Transportation to secure a permanent funding solution for the Federal Highway Trust Fund (including mass Transit Programs).

MaP-21 (long-term surface transportation reauthorization)

The chambers support full funding for the current mAP-21 Transportation bill. The chambers further support reauthorization of a multi-year surface Transportation Act before the current two-year mAP-21 bill expires.

support restricting federal rulemaking authority

The chambers believe federal agencies, particularly the ePA, are issuing significant regulations at an accelerated rate without adequately measuring effects on American workers and consumers. Therefore, the chambers will support and encourage members of congress to restrict federal rulemaking authority by requiring a comprehensive and cumulative analysis of the total economic impact of rules, including the effect on jobs, electricity rates and reliability, gasoline-prices, energy-intensive manufacturing, small businesses, power plant closures, agriculture, and state and local governments.

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state of oklahoma . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (800) 955-3468 . . . . . . . www.ok.gov

city of Tulsa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (918) 596-2100 . . . . . . . . www.cityoftulsa.org

Tulsa county . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (918) 596-5000. . . . . . . . www.tulsacounty.org

state democratic Headquarters . . . . . . (405) 427-3366 . . . . . . . www.okdemocrats.org

Tulsa democratic Headquarters . . . . . . (918) 742-2457 . . . . . . . . www.tulsademocrats.org

state Republican Headquarters. . . . . . . (405) 528-3501 . . . . . . . www.okgop.com

Tulsa Republican Headquarters . . . . . . (918) 627-5702 . . . . . . . . www.tulsagop.org

Federal Information center . . . . . . . . . . (800) 333-4636 . . . . . . . www.firstgov.com

oklahoma ethics commission. . . . . . . . (405) 521-3451. . . . . . . . www.ethics.state.ok.us

oklahoma Prosperity Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.okprosperity.com

Tulsa county election Board . . . . . . . . . (918) 596-5780. . . . . . . . www.tulsacounty.org

Contact Information

February 4-6, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . municipal Filing BIX/BA/Gl/Je/oW/sK/sP/ss

February 12, 201 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Annual school election

march 5, 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . municipal Primary election oW/ss

April 2, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . municipal General election BIX/BA/Gl/Je/sK/ss/oW

April 8-10, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . city of Tulsa Filing

June 11, 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . city of Tulsa Primary (IF needed)

August 13, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . city of Tulsa Runoff Primary (IF needed)

november 12, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . city of Tulsa General election

december 2-3, 2013 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . school Filing

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Jim inhofe(R) of TulsaTerm expires: 1/2015205 Russell senate office BuildingWashington, d.c. 20510Phone: (202) 224-4721; Fax: (202) 228-0380Web: www.inhofe.senate.gov*Please use the above Web addressto contact the senator through e-mail.

state offices:1924 s. utica, ste. 530Tulsa, oK 74104Phone: (918) 748-5111; Fax: (918) 748-5119

1900 n.W. expressway, ste. 1210oklahoma city, oK 73118Phone: (405) 608-4381; Fax: (405) 608-4120

215 e. choctaw, ste. 106mcAlester, oK 74501Phone: (918) 426-0933; Fax: (918) 426-0935

302 n. Independence, ste. 104enid, oK 73701Phone: (580) 234-5105; Fax: (580) 234-5094

tom coburn(R) of muskogee

Term expires: 1/2017172 Russell senate office Building

Washington, d.c. 20510Phone: (202) 224-5754

Fax: (202) 224-6008Web: www.coburn.senate.gov

*Please use the above Web addressto contact the senator through e-mail.

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ste. 800Tulsa, oK 74119

Phone: (918) 581-7651Fax: (918) 581-7195

100 n. Broadway, ste. 1820oklahoma city, oK 73102

Phone: (405) 231-4941Fax: (405) 231-5051

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Jim bridenstinedistrict 1 – (R)Term expires: 1/2015216 cannon House office Building Washington, dc 20515Phone: (202) 225-2211Web: bridenstine.house.gov*Please use the above Web address to contactthe congressman through e-mail.

state office:2448 e. 81st., suite 5150Tulsa, oK 74137

Markwayne Mullindistrict 2 – (R)Term expires: 1/20151113 longworth House office BuildingWashington, dc 20515Phone: (202) 225-2701Web: mullin.house.gov*Please use the above Web address to contactthe congressman through e-mail.

state offices:muskogee office431 West Broadwaymuskogee, oK 74401Phone: (918) 687 – 2533Fax: (918) 686-0128

claremore office104 south muskogeeclaremore, oK 74107

frank lucasdistrict 3 – (R)Term expires: 1/20152311 Rayburn House office BuildingWashington, d.c. 20515Phone: (202) 225-5565; Fax: (202) 225-8698Web: lucas.house.gov*Please use the above Web address to contactthe congressman through e-mail.

state offices:10952 n.W. expressway, ste. BYukon, oK 73099Phone: (405) 373-1958; Fax: (405) 373-2046

tom coledistrict 4 – (R)Term expires: 1/20152458 Rayburn House office BuildingWasington, d.c. 20515Phone: (202) 225-6165; Fax: (202) 225-3512Web: cole. house.gov*Please use the above Web address to contact the congressman through e-mail.

state offices:2424 springer drive, ste. 201norman, oK 73069Phone: (405) 329-6500; Fax: (405) 321-7369711 s.W. d Ave., ste. 201lawton, oK 73501Phone: (580) 357-2131; Fax: (580) 357-7477

sugg clinic office Bldg100 e. 13th street, ste. 213Box 13Ada, oK 74820Phone: (580) 357-2131; Fax: (580) 357-5451

James lankforddistrict 5 – (R)Term expires: 1/2015509 cannon House office BuildingWashington, d.c. 20515Phone: (202) 225-2132; Fax: (202) 226-1463Web: lankford.house.gove-mail: [email protected]

state offices:1015 north Broadway, ste. 310oklahoma city, oK 73102Phone: (405) 234-9900; Fax: (405) 234-9909

20 e. 9th, ste. 100shawnee, oK 74801Phone: (405) 273-1733

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governorMary fallin (R) of oklahoma cityTerm expires: 1/20152300 n. lincoln Blvd., Room 212oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-2342; Fax: (405) 521-3353Web: www.gov.ok.gov*Please use the above Web address to contactthe Governor through e-mail.

Tulsa office:440 s. Houston, ste. 304Tulsa, oK 74127Phone: (918) 581-2801; Fax: (918) 581-2835

lieutenant governortodd lamb (R) of edmondTerm expires 1/20152300 n. lincoln Blvd., Room 211oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-2161; Fax: (405) 525-8694Web: www.ok.gov/ltgovernore-mail: [email protected]

attorney generalscott Pruitt (R) of Broken ArrowTerm expires: 1/2015313 ne 21st streetoklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-3921; Fax: (405) 521-6246Web: www.oag.state.ok.us

Tulsa office:440 s. Houston, ste. 505Tulsa, oK 73127Phone: (918) 581-2885Fax: (918) 581-2917

commissioner of laborMark costello(R) of edmondTerm expires: 1/20153017 n stiles, ste. 100oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-6100Toll Free: 1-888-269-5353Fax: (405) 521-6018Web: www.ok.gov/odol/e-mail: [email protected]

Tulsa office:440 s. Houston, ste. 300Tulsa, oK 74127Phone: (918) 581-2400; Fax: (918) 581-2431

state auditor and inspectorgary Jones (R) of cacheTerm expires: 1/20152300 n. lincoln Blvd., Room 100oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-3495; Fax: (405) 521-3426Web: www.sai.state.ok.usemail: [email protected]

Tulsa office:440 s. Houston, ste. 307Tulsa, oK 74127Phone: (918) 581-2674; Fax (405) 581-2608

state insurance commissionerJohn Doak(R) of TulsaTerm expires: 1/20155 corporate Plaza3625 nW 56th, ste. 100oklahoma city, oK 73112Phone: (405) 521-2828Toll Free: 1-800-522-0071Fax: (405) 521-6635Web: www.ok.gov/oidemail:[email protected]

Tulsa office:7645 e. 63rd street, ste. 102Tulsa, oK 74133Phone: (918) 747-7700; Fax: (918) 747-7720Toll Free: 1-800-728-2906

state superintendent of Public instructionJanet barresi (R) of edmondTerm expires: 1/20152500 n. lincoln Blvd.oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-3301; Fax: (405) 521-6205Web: www.sde.state.ok.use-mail: [email protected]

state treasurerKen Miller (R) of edmondTerm expires: 1/20152300 n. lincoln Blvd., Room 217oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-3191; Fax: (405) 521-4994Web: www.ok.gov/treasurere-mail: [email protected]

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brian bingman (r-12)senate Pro tempore 1502 e. mcKinley Ave. | sapulpa, oK 74066state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 422Phone: (918) 227-1856capitol: (405) 521-5528Fax: (405) 521-5578email: [email protected]: creek, okfuskee

roger ballenger (D-8)state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 527-Bcapitol: (405) 521-5588Fax: (405) 521-5615e-mail: [email protected]: mcIntosh, okfuskee, okmulgee, Tulsa

rick brinkley (r-34)P.o. Box 505 | owasso, oK 74055state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 512Phone: (405) 521-5566e-mail: [email protected]: Rogers, Tulsa

bill brown (r-36)524 s. elm Plc. | Broken Arrow, oK 74012state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 513-APhone: (918) 258-5526capitol: (405) 521-5602Fax: (405) 521-5594e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa, Wagoner

sean burrage (D-2)P.o. Box 309 | claremore oK 74018state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd.,Rm 529-Bcapitol: (405) 521-5555Fax: (405) 530-2349e-mail: [email protected]: mayes, Rogers

brian crain (r-39)5305 e. 37th st. | Tulsa, oK 74135state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 417-BPhone: (918) 587-0000capitol: (405) 521-5620Fax: (405) 530-2302e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

nathan Dahm (r-33)Po Box 2323 | Broken Arrow, oK 74013state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 533APhone:(918) 615-2335capitol: (405) 521-5551Fax: (405) 521-5667e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

Kim David (r-18)9597 n. 50th st. n.W. | Porter, oK 74454state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 428-Bcapitol: (405) 521-5590e-mail: [email protected]: mayes, Tulsa, Wagoner

eddie fields (r-10)P.o. Box 366 | Waynona, oK 74084state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 514-Bcapitol: (405) 521-5634Fax: (405) 530-2346email: [email protected]: Kay, osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa

corporation commission2101 n. lincoln Blvd.oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-2211; Fax: (405) 521-6045Web: www.occ.state.ok.us

Tulsa office:440 s. Houston Ave., ste. 114Tulsa, oK 74129Phone: (918) 581-2296

chairPatrice douglas(R) of edmondTerm expires: 2018Phone: (405) 521-2264; Fax: (405)522-1623email: [email protected]

vice-chairmanBob Anthony(R) of oklahoma cityTerm expires: 2018Phone: (405) 521-2261; Fax: (405) 521-4532e-mail: [email protected]

commissionerdana murphy(R) of oklahoma cityTerm expires: 2016Phone: (405) 521-2267; Fax: (405) 522-1623e-mail: [email protected]

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oklahoma state senatestate capitol Building2300 n. lincoln Blvd, Rm. 422oklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-5636Fax: (405) 521-5784Web: www.oksenate.gov

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John ford (r-29)748 Brookhollow lane | Bartlesville, oK 74006state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 424-APhone: (918) 333-7922capitol: (405) 521-5634Fax: (405) 521-5606e-mail: [email protected]: craig, nowata, Washington

earl garrison (D-9)3806 club view dr. | muskogee, oK 74403state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 533Phone: (918) 781-0612capitol: (405) 521-5533e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected]: muskogee, Wagoner

Mike Mazzei (r-25)PmB 394, 6528 e. 101st street, ste. 300 | Tulsa, oK 74137state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Rm 424Phone: (918) 492-2150capitol: (405) 521-5675e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

Dan newberry (r-37)4843 s. 81st W. Ave | Tulsa, oK 74107state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 414Phone: (918) 637-5443capitol: (405) 521-5600Fax: (405) 530-2383e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

Jabar shumate (D-11)1617 n. 23rd W. Av., Tulsa, oK 74127state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 429Phone: (918) 698-3075capitol: (405) 521-5598e-mail: [email protected]: osage, Tulsa

gary stanislawski (r-35)6119 e. 91st street | Tulsa, oK 74137state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 427-APhone: (918) 493-4190capitol: (405) 521-5624Fax: (405) 530-2333e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

state senatorsoklahoma state senatestate capitol Building2300 n. lincolnoklahoma city, oK73105-4885Phone: (405) 524-0126Fax: (405) 521-5507Web: www.oksenate.gov

cliff aldridge (r-42)P.o. Box 10946midwest city, oK 73140

Mark allen (r-4)P.o. Box 410spiro, oK 74959

Patrick anderson (r-19)P.o. Box 262enid, oK 73702

roger ballenger (D-8)19605 Wilson Roadokmulgee, oK 74447

Don barrington (r-31)4506 ne Highlander circlelawton, oK 73507

randy bass (D-32)2606 nW lake Front dr.lawton, oK 73505

brian bingman (r-12)1502 e. mcKinleysapulpa, oK 74066

larry boggs (r-7)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 513Boklahoma city, oK 73105

cliff branan (r-40)7303 lancet lanenichols Hills, oK 73120

Josh brecheen (r-6)2300 n. lincoln Blvd.,Rm 513-A

rick brinkley (r-34)P.o. Box 505owasso, oK 74055

corey brooks (r-43)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 520oklahoma city, oK 73105

bill brown (r-36)300 s 63rd stBroken Arrow, oK 74014

sean burrage (D-2)P.o. Box 309claremore, oK 74018

Harry coates (r-28)us HWY 377 n.seminole, oK 74868

brian crain (r-39)5305 e. 37th st.Tulsa, oK 74135

nathan Dahm (r-33)Po Box 2323 Broken Arrow, oK 74013

Kim David (r-18)9597 n 50th street nWPorter, oK 74454

Jerry ellis (D-5)745 east lucas street valliant, oK 74764

eddie fields (r-10)P.o. Box 517Wynona, oK 74084

John ford (r-29)748 Brookhollow laneBartlesville, oK 74006

earl garrison (D-9)3806 club view dr.muskogee, oK 74403

aJ griffin (r-20)Po Box 1233Guthrie, oK 73044

Jim Halligan (r-21)6321 West coventrystillwater, oK 74074

David Holt (r-30)Po Box 1801 Bethany, oK 73008

tom ivester (D-26)P.o. Box 1950elk city, oK 73648

connie Johnson (D-48)2300 n lincoln Blvd, Rm. 534-Boklahoma city, oK 73146

rob Johnson (r-22)P.o. Box 714Kingfisher, oK 73750

clark Jolley (r-41)3016 Thornbrooke Blvdedmond, oK 73013

ron Justice (r-23)2209 county street 2880chickasha, oK 73018

Kyle loveless (r-45)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 533coklahoma city, oK 73105

bryce Marlatt (r-27)P.o. Box 647Woodward, oK 73802

Mike Mazzei (r-25)PmB 394, 6528 e. 101st street,ste. d-1Tulsa, oK 74133

al Mcaffrey (D-46)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 533oklahoma city, oK 73105

Dan newberry (r-37)4843 s. 81st W. AveTulsa, oK 74107

susan Paddack (D-13)500 se county Rd.Ada, oK 74820

Mike schulz (r-38)2300 n. lincoln Blvd, Rm. 418oklahoma city, oK 73105

ron sharp (r-17)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 533oklahoma city, oK 73105

Wayne shaw (r-3)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 513Aoklahoma city, oK 73105

ralph shortey (r-44)2105 s.W. 64th streetoklahoma city, oK

Jabar shumate (D-11)1617 n. 23rd W. Av., Tulsa, oK 74127

frank simpson (r-14)P.o. Box 1525Ardmore, oK 73402

John sparks (D-16)P.o. Box 368norman, oK 73070

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gary stanislawski (r-35)6119 e 91st street, ste. 300Tulsa, oK 74137

anthony sykes (r-24)1807 s.W. 24th st.moore, oK 73170

greg treat (r-47)2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm. 530oklahoma city, oK 73105

charles Wyrick (D-1)58500 east 155 RoadFairland, oK 74343

state senate committeesAgriculture and Rural Development Committee:

Senator Eddie Fields – ChairSenator Ron Justice – Vice Chair Senator Mark AllenSenator Don BarringtonSenator Randy BassSenator Larry BoggsSenator Frank SimpsonSenator Anthony SykesSenator Charles Wyrick

Appropriations Committee:

Senator Clark Jolley – ChairSenator Ron Justice – Vice ChairSenator Randy BassSenator Cliff BrananSenator Rick BrinkleySenator Harry CoatesSenator Brian CrainSenator Kim DavidSenator Jerry EllisSenator Eddie FieldsSenator John FordSenator A J GriffinSenator Jim HalliganSenator David HoltSenator Tom IvesterSenator Constance JohnsonSenator Rob JohnsonSenator Bryce MarlattSenator Mike MazzeiSenator Dan NewberrySenator Susan PaddackSenator Rob StandridgeSenator Gary StanislawskiSenator Anthony SykesSenator Greg TreatSenator Charles Wyrick

Business and Commerce Committee:

Senator Dan Newberry – ChairSenator Anthony Sykes – Vice ChairSenator Patrick AndersonSenator Harry CoatesSenator Brian CrainSenator Nathan DahmSenator Jerry EllisSenator John FordSenator Earl GarrisonSenator Ron SharpSenator Jabar Shumate

Education Committee:

Senator John Ford – ChairSenator Gary Stanislawski – Vice ChairSenator Josh BrecheenSenator Earl GarrisonSenator Jim HalliganSenator David HoltSenator Clark JolleySenator Susan PaddackSenator Wayne ShawSenator Ralph ShorteySenator John Sparks Senator Ron Sharp

Energy Committee:

Senator Cliff Branan – ChairSenator Bryce Marlatt – Vice ChairSenator Rick BrinkleySenator Eddie Fields Senator A J GriffinSenator Jim HalliganSenator Tom IvesterSenator Constance JohnsonSenator Rob JohnsonSenator Clark JolleySenator Ron JusticeSenator Susan PaddackSenator Frank SimpsonSenator Rob StandridgeSenator Greg TreatSenator Charles Wyrick

Finance Committee:

Senator Mike Mazzei – ChairSenator Rick Brinkley – Vice ChairSenator Cliff AldridgeSenator Nathan DahmSenator Kim DavidSenator John FordSenator Jim HalliganSenator Constance JohnsonSenator Clark Jolley Senator McAffreySenator Frank SimpsonSenator John SparksSenator Greg Treat

General Government Committee:

Senator Greg Treat – ChairSenator Roger Ballenger – Vice ChairSenator Cliff Aldridge

Senator Nathan DahmSenator Jerry EllisSenator Rob JohnsonSenator Kyle LovelessSenator Bryce Marlatt

Health and Human Services Committee:

Senator Brian Crain – ChairSenator Rob Standridge – Vice ChairSenator Harry CoatesSenator Kim DavidSenator A J GriffinSenator Constance JohnsonSenator Dan NewberrySenator Jabar Shumate

Judiciary Committee:

Senator Anthony Sykes – ChairSenator Rob Johnson – Vice ChairSenator Mark AllenSenator Patrick AndersonSenator Brian CrainSenator A J GriffinSenator David HoltSenator Tom IvesterSenator Jabar Shumate

Public Safety Committee:

Senator Don Barrington – ChairSenator Kim David – Vice ChairSenator Roger BallengerSenator Larry BoggsSenator Josh BrecheenSenator David HoltSenator Al McAffreySenator Wayne ShawSenator Ralph Shortey

Retirement and Insurance Committee:

Senator Bill Brown – ChairSenator Cliff Aldridge – Vice ChairSenator Mark AllenSenator Randy BassSenator Corey BrooksSenator Kyle LovelessSenator Mike MazzeiSenator John SparksSenator Gary Stanislawski

Rules Committee:

Senator A J Griffin – ChairSenator Rob Johnson – Vice ChairSenator Don BarringtonSenator Cliff BrananSenator Rick BrinkleySenator Kim DavidSenator Eddie FieldsSenator John FordSenator Jim HalliganSenator Constance JohnsonSenator Clark JolleySenator Ron JusticeSenator Bryce MarlattSenator Al McAffreySenator Jabar ShumateSenator Frank SimpsonSenator John SparksSenator Rob StandridgeSenator Gary StanislawskiSenator Charles Wyrick

Tourism and Wildlife Committee:

Senator Harry Coates – ChairSenator Josh Brecheen – Vice ChairSenator Larry BoggsSenator Bill BrownSenator Jerry EllisSenator Eddie FieldsSenator Earl GarrisonSenator Ron JusticeSenator Ron SharpSenator Charles Wyrick

Transportation Committee:

Senator Gary Stanislawski – ChairSenator Kyle Loveless – Vice ChairSenator Don BarringtonSenator Randy BassSenator Cliff BrananSenator Corey BrooksSenator Bryce MarlattSenator Al McAffreySenator Dan NewberrySenator Susan PaddackSenator Wayne ShawSenator Ralph ShorteySenator Rob Standridge

Veterans and Military Affairs Committee:

Senator Frank Simpson – ChairSenator Mark Allen – Vice ChairSenator Cliff AldridgeSenator Patrick AndersonSenator Roger BallengerSenator Don BarringtonSenator Randy BassSenator Larry BoggsSenator Josh BrecheenSenator Corey BrooksSenator Bill BrownSenator Nathan DahmSenator Earl GarrisonSenator Tom IvesterSenator Kyle LovelessSenator Ron SharpSenator Wayne ShawSenator Ralph ShorteySenator John Sparks

Appropriations Subcommittee on Education:

Senator Jim Halligan – ChairSenator John Ford – Vice ChairSenator Cliff AldridgeSenator Rick BrinkleySenator Mike MazzeiSenator Susan PaddackSenator John SparksSenator Gary Stanislawski

Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government and Transportation:

Senator Bryce Marlatt – ChairSenator Cliff Branan – Vice ChairSenator Mark AllenSenator Randy BassSenator Larry BoggsSenator Earl GarrisonSenator Ron SharpSenator Anthony Sykes

Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services:

Senator Kim David – ChairSenator Greg Treat – Vice Chair

Senator A J GriffinSenator Constance JohnsonSenator Dan NewberrySenator Jabar ShumateSenator Frank Simpson

Appropriations Subcommittee on Natural Resources:

Senator Ron Justice – ChairSenator Eddie Fields – Vice ChairSenator Roger BallengerSenator Corey BrooksSenator Jerry EllisSenator Kyle LovelessSenator Wayne Shaw

Appropriations Subcommittee on Public Safety and Judiciary:

Senator Rob Johnson – ChairSenator Don Barrington – Vice ChairSenator Josh BrecheenSenator Brian CrainSenator Tom IvesterSenator Al McAffreySenator Ralph ShorteySenator Rob Standridge

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David brumbaugh (r-76)state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd. | Rm 400Bcapitol: (405) 557-7347e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

Dennis casey (r-35)state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 300-Bcapitol: (405) 557-7344e-mail: [email protected]: noble, osage, Pawnee, Payne

David Derby (r-74)P.o. Box 2150 | owasso, oK 74055state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 408Phone: (918) 260-6970capitol: (405) 557-7377Fax: (405) 962-7620e-mail: [email protected] Rogers, Tulsa

Katie Henke (r-71)state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 314capitol: (405) 557-7361e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

chuck Hoskin (D-6)P.o. Box 941 | vinita, oK 74301state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 509Phone: (918) 256-3229capitol: (405) 557-7319e-mail: [email protected]: craig, mayes, Rogers

fred Jordan (r-69)P.o. Box 238 | Jenks, oK 74037state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 405Phone: (918) 296-9210capitol: (405) 557-7331Fax: (405) 962-7620e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

Dan Kirby (r-75)12208 e. 38th Pl. | Tulsa, oK 74147state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 334capitol: (405) 557-7356e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

steve Kouplen (D-24)5910 Garfield Rd. | Beggs, oK 74421state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 541Phone: (405) 379-6021capitol: (405) 557-7306e-mail: [email protected]: creek, Hughes, okfuskee, okmulgee

steve Martin (r-10)2458 county Rd 3102 | Bartlesville, oK 74003state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 330Phone: (918) 355-7179capitol: (405) 557-7402Fax: (405) 522-3036e-mail: [email protected]: nowata, osage, Washington

Kevin Matthews (D-73)state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 510Bcapitol: (405) 557-7406e-mail: [email protected]: osage, Tulsa

Mark Mccullough (r-30)11 s. Park | sapulpa, oK 74066state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 535APhone: (918) 227-1282capitol: (405) 557-7414Fax: (405) 962-7639e-mail: [email protected]: creek, Tulsa

Jeannie McDaniel (D-78)1416 s. marion | Tulsa, oK 74112state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 508Phone: (918) 605-2056capitol: (405) 557-7334e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

skye Mcniel (r-29)36970 W. Highway 16 | Bristow, oK 74010state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 433Bcapitol: (405) 557-7353Fax: (405) 962-7686e-mail: [email protected]: creek, Tulsa

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Jerry McPeak (D-13)P.o. Box 63 | Warner, oK 74469state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 503Phone: (918) 463-2319capitol: (405) 557-7302e-mail: [email protected]: muskogee, Wagoner

glen Mulready (r-68)660 W. 77th Pl | Tulsa, oK 74132state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 338capitol: (405) 557-7340e-mail: [email protected]: creek, Tulsa

Jadine nollan (r-66)1220 Renaissance drive | sand springs, oK 74063state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 329Acapitol: (405) 557-7390e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

terry o’Donnell (r-23)state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 319capitol: (405) 557-7379e-mail: [email protected]: Rogers, Tulsa, Wagoner

Pam Peterson (r-67)6528 e. 101st, PmB 422 | Tulsa, oK 74133state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 442Phone: (918) 289-3003capitol: (405) 557-7341e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

eric Proctor (D-77)3932 e. 3rd street | Tulsa, oK 74112state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 540APhone: (918) 728-3163capitol: (405) 557-7410Fax: (405) 962-7620e-mail: [email protected]: Rogers, Tulsa

Marty Quinn (r-9)P.o. Box 235 | claremore, oK 74018state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 300ccapitol: (405) 557-7380e-mail: [email protected]: Rogers

Mike ritze (r-80)18574 e. 101 st. s. | Broken Arrow, oK 74011state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 303APhone: (918) 451-9988capitol: (405) 557-7338e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

sean roberts (r-36)324 e. 2nd street | Hominy, oK 74035state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 337Bcapitol: (405) [email protected]: osage, Tulsa

Wade rousselot (D-12)5298 e. 110th street n. | Wagoner, oK 74467state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 507Phone: (918) 687-6934capitol: (405) 557-7388e-mail: [email protected]: Rogers, Wagoner

seneca scott (D-72)3102 e. 2nd street | Tulsa, oK 74130state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd Rm 539Phone: (918) 576-9111capitol: (405) 557-7391e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

earl sears (r-11)1721 cherokee Place | Bartlesville, oK 74003state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 333Phone: (918) 336-4855capitol: (405) 557-7358Fax: (405) 962-7614e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa, Washington

ben sherrer (D-8)123 n. Hayden | chouteau, oK 74334state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 500Phone: (918) 476-5446capitol: (405) 557-7364e-mail: [email protected]: mayes, Rogers, Wagoner

Jerry shoemake (D-16)15160 n. 310 Road | morris, oK 74445state capitol Building | 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 506Phone: (918) 733-2522capitol: (405) 557-7373e-mail: [email protected]: muskogee, okmulgee, Wagoner


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Weldon Watson (r-79)7511 s. Irvington Ave. Tulsa, oK 74136state capitol Building 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 302Phone: (918) 794-4644capitol: (405) 557-7330Fax: (405) 962-7657e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa

Ken Walker (r-70)state capitol Building 2300 n. lincoln Blvd., Rm 317capitol: (405) 557-7359e-mail: [email protected]: Tulsa


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oklahoma state House of representativesstate capitol Building2300 n. lincolnoklahoma city, oK 73105Phone: (405) 521-2711;Fax: (405) 557-7531Toll Free: 1-800-522-8502Web: www.okhouse.gov

Don armes (r-63)10506 sW Tinney Rd.Faxon, oK 73540

gary W. banz (r-101)11061 canterbury lanemidwest city, oK 73130

John bennett (r-2)803 Pinto Avenuesallisaw, oK 74955

scott biggs (r-51)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 320oklahoma city, oK 73105

lisa billy (r-42)P.o. Box 1412Purcell, oK 73080

gus blackwell (r-61)Box 790laverne, oK 73848capitol Rm 305-A

Mike brown (D-4)P.o. Box 1460Tahlequah, oK 74465capitol Rm 545

David brumbaugh (r-76)2505 West Toledo courtBroken Arrow, oK 74012

ed cannaday (D-15)P.o. Box 98Porum, oK 74455capitol Rm 322

Dennis casey (r-35)43801 south 338 Rd.morrison, oK 73061

Mike christian (r-93)648 sW 41stoklahoma city, 73109capitol Rm 537-c

bobby cleveland (r-20)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 325oklahoma city, oK 73105

Josh cockroft (r-27)16406 Fishmarket Rd.mcloud, oK 74851

Donnie condit (D-18)1109 easy streetmcAlester, oK 74501

ann coody (r-64)104 s. state Hwy. 65lawton, oK 73501capitol Rm 439

Marian cooksey (r-39)1105 columbia ct.edmond, oK 73003

Doug cox, M.D. (r-5)59877 e. 333rd RdGrove, oK 74344

David Dank (r-85)6705 Reed driveoklahoma city, oK 73116

lee Denney (r-33)834 e. sixth streetcushing, oK 74023

David Derby (r-74)P.o. Box 2150owasso, oK 74055

Dale DeWitt (r-38)14235 West stateline Rd.Braman, oK 74632

Joe Dorman (D-65)P.o. Box 559Rush springs, oK 73082

Jon echols (r-90)2300 n. lincoln Blvd.Room 316oklahoma city, oK 73105

John enns (r-41)1741 Pawhuskaenid, oK 73703

Dan fisher (r-60)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 326oklahoma city, oK 73105

Kay floyd (D-88)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 510Boklahoma city, oK 73105

William fourkiller (D-86)Rt. 3 Box 2410stilwell, oK 74960

larry glenn (D-7)1916 H. northwestmiami, oK 74354

randy grau (r-81)2504 stratton driveedmond, oK 73013

elise Hall (r-100)8304 n.W. 69th streetoklahoma city, oK 73132

rebecca Hamilton (D-89)919 sW Grand Blvd.oklahoma city, oK 73109

tommy Hardin (r-49)14002 s. Hwy 377madill, oK 73446

Katie Henke (r-71)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 314oklahoma city, oK 73105

Jeff Hickman (r-58)Rt. 1 Box 7dacoma, oK 73731

chuck Hoskin (D-6)P.o. Box 941vinita, oK 74301capitol Rm 509

arthur Hulbert (r-14)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 321oklahoma city, oK 73105

scott inman (D-94)P.o. Box 55532del city, oK 73155capitol Rm 548

Mike Jackson (r-40)2906 cellar door laneenid, oK 73703

Dennis Johnson (r-50)3512 spencer Roadduncan, oK 73533

fred Jordan (r-69)P.o. Box 238Jenks, oK 74037

charlie Joyner (r-95)3500 Bella vista drivemidwest city, oK 73110

sally Kern (r-84)2713 n. sterling Ave.oklahoma city, oK 73127capitol Rm 304

Dan Kirby (r-75)12208 e. 38th Pl.Tulsa, oK 74146

steve Kouplen (D-24)5910 Garfield RoadBeggs, oK 74421

James lockhart (D-3)P.o. Box 383Heavener, oK 74937

scott Martin (r-46)2916 stonebridge courtnorman, oK 73071

steve Martin (r-10)2458 county Rd 3102Bartlesville, oK 74003

Kevin Matthews (D-73)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 510Boklahoma city, oK 73105

Mark Mcbride (r-53)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 315oklahoma city, oK 73105

charles Mccall (r-22)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 322oklahoma city, oK 73105

Mark Mccullough (r-30)11 s. Parksapulpa, oK 74066

curtis McDaniel (D-1)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 539Aoklahoma city, oK 73105

Jeannie McDaniel (D-78)1416 south marion Ave.Tulsa, oK 74112

randy McDaniel (r-83)15513 Blue mesa dr.edmond, oK 73013

skye Mcniel (r-29)36970 W. Highway 16Bristow, oK 74010

Jerry McPeak (D-13)Po Box 63Warner, oK 74469

lewis Moore (r-96)10100 sunday driveArcadia, ok 73007

richard Morrissette (D-92)6609 s Harvey Ave.oklahoma city, oK 73139

glen Mulready (r-68)660 W 77th PlaceTulsa, oK 74132

Jason Murphey (r-31)1521 olison Turn TrailGuthrie, oK 73044

Jason nelson (r-87)2300 n. lincoln Blvd,Rm. 301oklahoma city, oK 73105

tom newell (r-28)35372 eW 1250seminole, oK 74868

Jadine nollan (r-66)1220 Renaissance drivesand springs, oK 74063

terry o’Donnell (r-23)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 319oklahoma city, oK 73105

charles ortega (r-52)1509 n. main PmB 292Altus, oK 73521

leslie osborn (r-47)P.o. Box 1200mustang, oK 73064

Pat ownbey (r-48)2303 cloverleaf PlaceArdmore, oK 73401

David Perryman (r-56)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 539Aoklahoma city, oK 73105

Pam Peterson (r-67)6528 e. 101, PmB 422Tulsa, oK 74133

anastasia a. Pittman (D-99)P.o. Box 17479oklahoma city, oK 73136

eric Proctor (D-77)3932 e. 3rd streetTulsa, oK 74112

r.c. Pruett (D-19)P.o. Box 969Antlers, oK 74523

Marty Quinn (r-9)P.o. Box 235claremore, oK 74018

brian renegar (D-17)1550 s. mainmcAlester, oK 74501

Mike reynolds (r-91)2609 sW 107thoklahoma city, oK 73170

Mike ritze (r-80)18574 e. 101st st. s.Broken Arrow, oK 74011

Dustin roberts (r-21)1802 Timberline drivedurant, oK 74701

sean roberts (r-36)324 e. 2nd streetHominy, oK 74035

Wade rousselot (D-12)5298 e. 110th st. n.Wagoner, oK 74467

todd russ (r-55)P.o. Box 98cordell, oK 73632

Mike sanders (r-59)P.o. Box 861Kingfisher, oK 73750

colby schwartz (r-43)12228 s.W. 7th circleYukon, oK 73099

seneca scott (D-72)3102 e. 2nd streetTulsa, oK 74130

earl sears (r-11)1721 cherokee PlaceBartlesville, oK 74003

t.W. shannon (r-62)504 sW 83rd streetlawton, oK 73505

Mike shelton (D-97)4125 north everest Ave.oklahoma city, oK 73111

ben sherrer (D-8)123 n. Haydenchouteau, oK 74337

Jerry shoemake (D-16)15160 n. 310 Rd.morris, oK 74445

Jason smalley (r-32)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 323oklahoma city, oK 73105

aaron stiles (r-45)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 338oklahoma city, oK 73105

todd thomsen (r-25)4020 debi st.Ada, oK 74820

John trebilcock (r-98)P.o. Box 140299Broken Arrow, oK 74014

Mike turner (r-82)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 400oklahoma city, oK 73105

steve vaughan (r-37)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 328Aoklahoma city, oK 73105

emily virgin (D-44)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 500oklahoma city, oK 73105

Ken Walker (r-70)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 338oklahoma city, oK 73105

Weldon Watson (r-79)7511 s. Irvington Ave.Tulsa, oK 74136

Paul Wesselhoft (r-54)1105 ne 29th st.moore, oK 73160

cory Williams (D-34)123 W 7th Ave., ste. 203stillwater, oK 74074

Justin Wood (r-26)2300 n. lincoln Blvd. Room 324oklahoma city, oK 73105

Harold Wright (r-57)10132 state Hwy 54Weatherford, oK 73096

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Administrative Rules, Government Oversight and Repealer Committee:Gus Blackwell, R-Laverne – ChairDan Fisher, R-El Reno – Vice ChairKay Floyd William Fourkiller Randy Grau Arthur Hulbert Mark McCullough Glen Mulready Mike Shelton Todd Thomsen Ken Walker

Agriculture and Wildlife Committee:Dale DeWitt, R-Braman – ChairSteve Vaughan, R-Ponca City – Vice ChairDon Armes John Bennett Scott R.Biggs Dennis Casey John Enns Jeffery W. HickmanSteve Kouplen James LockhartCurtis McDanielTom NewellBrian Renegar MikeSanders Jerry Shoemake

John Trebilcock Harold Wright

Appropriations and Budget Committee:Scott Martin, R-Norman – ChairTom Newell, R-Seminole – Vice ChairDon Armes Lisa J. Billy Mike Brown Mike Christan Ann Coody Doug Cox Lee Denny Joe Dorman Jeffery W. HickmanChuck Hoskin Sally Kern Mark McCullough Jeannie McDaniel Skye McNiel Jerry McPeak Richard Morrissette Jason Nelson Leslie Osborn Eric Proctor Sean Roberts Mike Sanders Colby Schwartz Earl Sears

Weldon Watson Paul Wesselhoft

Common Education Committee:Ann Coody, R-Lawton – ChairDennis Casey, R-Morrison – Vice ChairGus Blackwell Ed Cannaday Donnie Condit Doug Cox Lee Denny Dale DeWitt Sally Kern Curtis McDaniel Jeannie McDaniel Jason Nelson Jadine Nollan Dustin Roberts ,Jason Smalley Todd Thomsen Emily Virgin Economic Development and Financial Services Committee:Randy McDaniel, R-Oklahoma City – ChairDustin Roberts, R-Durant – Vice ChairBobby Cleveland Rebecca Hamilton Katie Henke

Kevin Matthews Charles A. McCall Skye McNiel Richard Morrissette Jadine Nollan Charles Ortega Earl Sears Mike Shelton John Trebilcock Mike Turner

Energy and Aerospace Committee:John Trebilcock, R-Broken Arrow – ChairWeldon Watson, R-Tulsa – Vice ChairDon Armes Gary W. Banz Lisa J. Billy Mike Brown David Brumbaugh Josh Cockroft Marian Cooksey Lee Denney Jeffrey W. Hickman Scott Inman Charlie Joyner Dan Kirby Steve Kouplen Steve Martin Mark McBride McDaniel, Randy

Jerry McPeak Eric Proctor R. C. Pruett Mike Reynolds Sean Roberts Mike Sanders Colby Schwartz Seneca Scott Ben Sherrer Aaron Stiles Paul Wesselhoft

General Government Committee:Paul Wesselhoft, R-Midwest City – ChairTerry O’Donnell, R-Catoosa – Vice ChairJosh Cockroft Donnie Condit Charlie Joyner David L. Perryman Pam Peterson Mike Reynolds Jerry Shoemake Justin F. Wood

Government Modernization Committee:Jason Murphey, R-Guthrie – ChairMike Turner, R-Edmond – Vice ChairDavid Brumbaugh David Derby

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Higher Education and CareerTech Committee:Harold Wright, R-Weatherford – ChairJustin Wood, R-Shawnee – Vice ChairMike Brown Dennis Casey Lee Denney Johnson, Dennis Terry O’Donnell Pat Ownbey Emily Virgin Cory T. Williams

Human Services Committee:Pat Ownbey, R-Ardmore – ChairAnastasia Pittman, D-Oklahoma City – Vice ChairHulbert, Arthur Sally Kern Jeannie McDaniel Skye McNiel Jason Nelson Jadine Nollan Pam Peterson Ben Sherrer

Insurance Committee:Dan Kirby, R-Tulsa – ChairMarty Quinn, R-Claremore – Vice ChairDavid Dank Steve Kouplen Kevin Matthews Lewis H. Moore Glen Mulready Todd Russ Colby Schwartz Mike Shelton Aaron Stiles

Judiciary Committee:Leslie Osborn, R-Mustang – ChairAaron Stiles, R-Norman – Vice ChairScott R. Biggs Jon Echols Scott Inman Johnson, Dennis Fred Jordan Steve Martin Mark McBride Charles A. McCall Mark McCullough Richard Morrissette Tom Newell Ben Sherrer Emily Virgin Cory T. Williams

Long-term Care and Senior Services Committee:David Dank, R-Oklahoma City – ChairDonnie Condit, D-McAlester – Vice Chair

William Fourkiller Rebecca Hamilton James Lockhart Tom Newell Charles Ortega Mike Ritze Steve Vaughan

Public Health Committee:David Derby, R-Owasso – ChairGlen Mulready, R-Tulsa – Vice ChairDoug Cox Jon Echols John Enns Randy Grau Rebecca Hamilton Hulbert, Arthur Jeannie McDaniel Mike Ritze Mike Shelton

Public Safety Committee:Steve Martin, R-Bartlesville – ChairKen Walker, R-Tulsa – Vice ChairEd Cannaday Mike Christian Randy Grau Tommy Hardin Chuck Hoskin Fred Jordan Leslie Osborn Pat Ownbey R. C. Pruett Brian Renegar Mike Ritze Steve Vaughan

Rules Committee:Todd Russ, R-Cordell – ChairMarian Cooksey, R-Edmond – Vice ChairJoe Dorman Kay Floyd Marty Quinn Weldon Watson Harold Wright

States’ Rights Committee:Lewis Moore, R-Arcadia – ChairSean Roberts, R-Hominy – Vice ChairEd Cannaday Dale DeWitt Dan Fisher Kay Floyd Elise Hall Tommy Hardin Kevin Matthews Jason Murphey Dustin Roberts Mike Shelton

Tourism and International Relations Committee:Charles Ortega, R-Altus – ChairR.C. Pruett, D-Antlers – Vice ChairGary W. Banz Bobby Cleveland John Enns Katie Henke Curtis McDaniel David L. Perryman

Anastasia Pittman Mike Ritze

Transportation Committee:Charlie Joyner, R-Midwest City – ChairJohn Bennett, R-Sallisaw – Vice ChairJosh Cockroft Larry Glenn Katie Henke Steve Kouplen James Lockhart Charles A. McCall Jerry McPeak Jason Murphey Terry O’Donnell Eric Proctor Marty Quinn Todd Russ Earl Sears Mike Turner

Utility and Environmental Regulation Committee:Colby Schwartz, R-Yukon – ChairMark McBride, R-Moore – Vice ChairMike Christian Lewis H. Moore R. C. Pruett Mike Reynolds Seneca Scott Weldon Watson

Veterans and Military Affairs Committee:Gary Banz, R-Midwest City – ChairTommy Hardin, R-Madill – Vice ChairBennett, John Ann Coody David Dank Chuck Hoskin Scott Inman McDaniel, Randy Eric Proctor Paul Wesselhoft

APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEES:

CareerTech Subcommittee:Skye McNiel, R-Bristow – ChairJohn Enns, R-Enid – Vice ChairLarry Glenn Todd Thomsen Steve Vaughan Cory T. Williams Justin F. Wood

Common Education Subcommittee:Lee Denney, R-Cushing – ChairKatie Henke, R-Tulsa – Vice ChairEd Cannaday Dennis Casey Ann Coody Dan Fisher Kay Floyd Marty Quinn

General Government Subcommittee:Mike Christian, R-Oklahoma City – ChairJon Echols, R-Oklahoma City – Vice ChairScott R. Biggs Bobby Cleveland William Fourkiller Curtis McDaniel Todd Russ

Higher Education Subcommittee:Lisa Billy, R-Lindsay – ChairRandy Grau, R-Edmond – Vice ChairMarian Cooksey Elise Hall David L. Perryman Anastasia Pittman Harold Wright

Human Services Subcommittee:Jason Nelson, R-Oklahoma City – ChairJadine Nollan, R-Sand Springs – Vice ChairPat Ownbey Pam Peterson Anastasia Pittman Dustin Roberts Wade Rousselot

Judiciary Subcommittee:Mark McCullough, R-Sapulpa – ChairScott Biggs, R-Chickasha – Vice ChairKay Floyd Fred Jordan Dan Kirby Terry O’Donnell Emily Virgin

Natural Resources and Regulatory Services Subcommittee:Don Armes, R-Faxon – ChairJosh Cockroft, R-Tecumseh – Vice ChairGus Blackwell Marian Cooksey Dale DeWitt Mark McBride Charles Ortega Brian Renegar Wade Rousselot Jerry Shoemake

Non-Appropriated Subcommittee:Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City – ChairDavid Brumbaugh, R-Broken Arrow – Vice ChairLarry Glenn Fred Jordan Charlie Joyner Jason Murphey Leslie Osborn Wade Rousselot Jerry Shoemake John Trebilcock Ken Walker

Public Health and Social Services Subcommittee:Doug Cox, R-Grove – ChairArthur Hulbert, R-Ft. Gibson – Vice ChairDavid Derby William Fourkiller Rebecca Hamilton Lewis H. Moore Glen Mulready Sean Roberts

Public Safety Subcommittee:Jeff Hickman, R-Dacoma – ChairBobby Cleveland, R-Norman – Vice ChairGary W. Banz Bennett, John Lisa J. Billy David Brumbaugh Donnie Condit David Derby Joe Dorman Jon Echols Larry Glenn Johnson, Dennis Kevin Matthews Mike Reynolds

Revenue and Tax Subcommittee:Earl Sears, R-Bartlesville – ChairCharles McCall, R-Atoka – Vice ChairGus Blackwell Mike Brown David Dank Elise Hall Johnson, Dennis Dan Kirby Steve Martin Jeannie McDaniel Wade Rousselot Jason Smalley Todd Thomsen

Transportation Subcommittee:Mike Sanders, R-Kingfisher – ChairJason Smalley, R-Stroud – Vice ChairTommy Hardin James Lockhart McDaniel, Randy Seneca Scott Aaron Stiles Mike Turner

SPECIAL COMMITTEES:

Pension Oversight Committee:Randy McDaniel, R-Oklahoma City – Chair

Tax Credit & Economic Incentive Oversight Committee:David Dank, R-Oklahoma City – ChairCory Williams, D-Stillwater – Vice Chair

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Jeannie cuedistrict 2Term expires: 12/2013Phone: (918) 596-1922e-mail: [email protected]

David Patrickdistrict 3Term expires: 12/2014Phone: (918) 596-1923e-mail: [email protected]

blake ewingdistrict 4Term expires: 12/2014Phone: (918) 596-1924e-mail: [email protected]

Karen gilbertdistrict 5Term expires: 12/2013Phone: (918) 596-1925e-mail: [email protected]

byron “skip” steeledistrict 6Term expires: 12/2014Phone: (918) 596-1926e-mail: [email protected]

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Karen Keithchairman (d) – district 2Term expires: 1/2017Phone: (918) 596-5016Fax: (918) 596-8450e-mail: [email protected]

John smaligo, Jr. (R) – district 1Term expires: 1/2015Phone: (918) 596-5020Fax: (918) 596-8453e-mail: [email protected]

fred Perry(R) – district 3Term expires: 1/2015Phone: (918) 596-5010Fax: (918) 596-4966e-mail: [email protected]

assessorKen Yazel (r)Term expires: 1/2014Phone: (918) 596-5100Fax: (918) 596-5101e-mail: [email protected]

county clerkPat Key (r)Term expires: 1/2016Phone: (918) 596-5850Fax: (918) 596-5819e-mail: [email protected]

court clerksally Howe smith (r)Term expires: 1/2016Phone: (918) 596-5420Fax: 596-5428e-mail: [email protected]

District attorneytim Harris (r)Term expires: 1/2015Phone: (918) 596-4805Fax: (918) 596-4830e-mail: [email protected]

sheriffstanley glanz (r)Term expires: 1/2016Phone: (918) 596-5601Fax: 596-5697e-mail: [email protected]: (918) 596-5641

treasurerDennis semler (r)Term expires: 7/2014Phone: (918) 596-5030Fax: (918) 596-4695e-mail: [email protected]

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bixby

official address: P.o. Box 70 Bixby, oK 74008 Phone: (918) 366-4430 Fax: (918) 366-6373 Web: www.bixby.com

Mayor: Ray Bowen

vice-Mayor: John easton

city Manager: doug enevoldsen

city council Ward 1 – vice mayor John easton Ward 2 – Brian Guthrie Ward 3 – steve Todoroff Ward 4 – mayor Ray Bowen Ward 5 – dennis loudermilk

broken arrow

official address: P.o. Box 610 Broken Arrow, oK 74013 Phone: (918) 259-2400 Fax: (918) 251-6642 Web: www.brokenarrowok.gov

Mayor: craig Thurmond

vice-Mayor: Richard carter

city Manager: Thom moton

city council Ward 1 – vice-mayor Richard carter Ward 2 – mayor craig Thurmond Ward 3 – mike lester Ward 4 – Jill norman At-large – Johnnie Parks

catoosa

official address: 214 s. cherokee P.o. Box 190 catoosa, oK 74015 Phone: (918) 266-2505 Fax: (918) 266-1687 Web: www.cityofcatoosa.org

Mayor: sandy myers

vice-Mayor: cathie langston

city Manager: leroy Alsup

city clerk: Judy scullawl

city council Ward 1 – Brenda conley Ward 2 – sandy myers Ward 3 – vAcAnT Ward 4 – Fred Williams Ward 5 – cathie langston Ward 6 – Russ White At large - Red statum

claremore

official address: 104 s. muskogee claremore, oK 74017 Phone: (918) 341-1325 Fax: (918) 341-7751 Web: www.claremorecity.com

Mayor: mickey Perry

Deputy-Mayor: Paula Watson

city Manager: Jim Thomas

city council Ward 1 – Brandon smith, Paula Watson Ward 2 – don durkey, Thomas cypert Ward 3 – Buddy Robertson, Terry Willis Ward 4 – mark lepak, Bill Flanagan At-large - mayor mickey Perry

collinsville

official address: 106 n. 12th collinsville, oK 74021 Phone: (918) 371-1010 Fax: (918) 371-1019 www.cityofcollinsville.com

Mayor: Herb Weaver

city Manager: Pam Polk

city clerk: Angela mcGinnis

coweta

official address: 108 n. Broadway Box 850 coweta, oK 74429 Phone: (918) 486-2189 Fax: (918) 486-5366 Web: www.cityofcoweta.org

Mayor: Robert morton

vice-Mayor: Billy embry

city Manager: steven Whitlock

glenpool

official address: Po Box 70 140 W. 141st st. Glenpool, oK 74033 Phone: (918) 322-5409, Fax: (918) 322-5433 www.glenpool.com

Mayor: Tommy carner

vice-Mayor: Alyce Korbe

city Manager: ed Tinker

assistant city Manger: david Tillotson

city council Ward 1 – Tim Fox Ward 2 – leanne Roberts Ward 3 – Patricia Agee Ward 4 – mayor Tommy carner At-large - vice-mayor Alyce Korbe

city council Ward 1 – Tim Kelley Ward 2 – Roy dale Ward 3 – vice-mayor Billy embrey Ward 4 – steve Garman At-large – mayor Robert morton

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city commission Ward 1 – Brad Francis Ward 2 – Bud York Ward 3 – larry schafer Ward 4 – dee sink

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Jenks

official address: 211 n. elm P.o. Box 2007 Jenks, oK 74037 Phone: (918) 299-5883 Fax: (918) 299-4489 Web: www.jenks.com

Mayor: Greg Bowman

vice-Mayor: Kevin Rowland

city Manager: mike Tinker

city councilWard 1 – sally BiselWard 2 – lonnie simsWard 3 – vice-mayor Kevin RowlandWard 4 – Brian o’Hara Ward 5 – mike sharp Ward 6 – mayor, Greg Bowman At-large: vic vreeland

owasso

official address: 111 n. main P.o. Box 180 owasso, oK 74055 Phone: (918) 376-1500 Fax: (918) 376-1599 Web: www.cityofowasso.com

Mayor: doug Bonebrake

vice-Mayor: chris Kelley

city Manager: Rodney J. Ray

assistant city Manager: Warren lehr, sherry Bishop

city councilWard 1 – Jeri moberlyWard 2 – vice-mayor chris KelleyWard 3 – charlie BrownWard 4 – Patrick RossWard 5 – mayor doug Bonebrake

sand springs

official address: 100 e. Broadway P.o. Box 338 sand springs, oK 74063 Phone: (918) 246-2500 Fax: (918) 245-7101 Web: www.sandspringsok.org

Mayor: mike Burdge

vice-Mayor: michael Phillips

city Manager: Rocky Rogers

assistant city Manager: Kevin nelson

city councilWard 1 – vice-mayor mike Phillips Ward 2 – dean nichols Ward 3 - mayor mike Burdge Ward 4 – Jesse HonnWard 5 – Harold G. nealWard 6 – Brian JacksonAt-large – James d. Rankin

sapulpa

official address: 425 e. dewey P.o. Box 1130 sapulpa, oK 74067 Phone: (918) 224-3040 Fax: (918) 224-6660 Web: www.cityofsapulpa.net

Mayor: Reg Green

vice-Mayor: lou martin, Jr.

city Manager: Tom deArman

assistant city Manager: david Gilliland

city council Ward 1 – Bill Rollings, Theresa Jones Ward 2 – John Anderson, charles stephens Ward 3 – marty cummins, vice-mayor lou martin, Jr. Ward 4 – mayor Reg Green, craig Henderson Ward 5 – Alan Jones, mike Hurt

skiatook

official address: 110 n. Broadway P.o. Box 399 skiatook, oK 74070 Phone: (918) 396-2797 Fax: (918) 396-3300 Web: www.townofskiatook.com

Mayor: Josh Brown

vice-Mayor: Randy sien

city Manager: shirley lett

board of trustees Ward 1 – debbie cook Ward 2 – mayor Josh Brown Ward 3 – lee sawin Ward 4 – Jd Prather Ward 5 – vice-mayor Randy sien

sperry

official address: Po Box 579 115 n. cincinnati Ave. sperry, oK 74073 Phone: (918) 288-7056 Fax: (918) 288-7292

Mayor: debbie lamberson eastin

town administrator: Kenneth Thompson

city clerk: Glenda Holcomb

board of trustees michael Hilton Kelly Wensman

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tulsa Public schoolsindependent school District 1tulsa county, oklahomaeducation service center3027 s. new HavenTulsa, oK 74114Phone: (918) 746-6800; Fax: (918) 746-6850Web: www.tulsaschools.org

Dr. Keith e. ballardsuperintendent of schoolsPhone: (918) 746-6303; Fax: (918) 746-6850e-mail: [email protected] Pat PoindexterAdministrative Assistant to the superintendent Phone: (918) 746-6295; e-mail: [email protected]

gary Percefulldistrict 1, Term expires: 2/20153704 sW Blvd., Tulsa, oK 74107Phone: (918) 583-2333e-mail: [email protected]

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