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Message from the Chair...... 2 Government Relations Staff...... 2 2013 Legislative Agenda...... 3 Legislative Action Center...... 14 Greater OKC Chamber PAC..... 15 Pro-Business Scorecard...... 16 Elected Officials Directory...... 18 Chamber Leadership...... 36

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As one of the country’s largest chambers of commerce – committed to representing 5,300 member companies and a workforce of extending this 250,000 – the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber actively momentum by advocates for the passage of pro-business legislation that working with elected will foster an economic climate conducive to further officials to advance growth. The Chamber will also work to prevent the responsible solutions passage of legislation that would negatively impact your to the challenges we company’s bottom line and the Chamber’s ability to face. Because success depends on working together as recruit new companies or help our existing companies a business community, I invite you to take a close look expand. at our legislative priorities and to become involved in the process. When an issue affecting your business or Each legislative session presents an opportunity for the industry is being considered by the legislature, please take Chamber to advocate for sound policy decisions. The 2013 a moment to let your officials know where you stand. By session will be no different as members of the legislature simply making a phone call or sending an email or letter, will assemble in February to address important issues that you will have a direct impact on the legislative process and will impact the future vitality of our region and state. We positively supplement the Chamber’s efforts at the capitol. are fully dedicated to ensuring the voice of the business community is strongly and accurately expressed throughout Sincerely, the legislative process.

Greater Oklahoma City is currently experiencing tremendous success that is the result of visionary leadership and an ongoing commitment of community Pete Delaney leaders wholeheartedly focused on working together to Chair, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber make our city a better place. The Chamber is deeply CEO, OGE Energy Corp.

Chamber Government Relations Staff

Mark VanLandingham Drew Dugan Derek Sparks Sarah Dolan Vice President Vice President Government Relations Government Relations Government Relations & Policy Education & Workforce Manager Executive Assistant mvanlandingham@ Development [email protected] [email protected] okcchamber.com [email protected]

2 2013 Legislative Guide 2013 Legislative Agenda Workers’ Compensation Reform • Elected officials should maintain revenue neutrality With Oklahoma’s workers’ compensation insurance rates and adequately fund core government services continuing to escalate and claim costs continuing to be that are essential to economic development, such higher than the national average, significant reforms to as a transportation system that will meet the the state’s workers’ compensation laws must be enacted. state’s infrastructure needs for future expansion, The Chamber will support all changes necessary to an education system that will produce a skilled make Oklahoma economically competitive in this area, workforce and a health-care system that provides including a change to an administrative workers’ adequate care and promotes a healthy workforce. compensation system. • The Chamber supports retaining the state’s premier economic development State Income Tax Reform incentive programs, such as the The Chamber applauds the Quality Jobs Act and the 21st efforts of Gov. Mary Fallin Century Quality Jobs Act, and legislative leaders which are supported by the to reform Oklahoma’s state income tax. tax structure and to • The Chamber will responsibly reduce the only support changes to state income tax to a the income tax code that level that will make our will not have the effect state more competitive. of shifting the burden of However, the Chamber generating or collecting future believes the following tax revenues onto Oklahoma reform guidelines should be companies. followed in order to preserve and enhance our state’s business climate: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Business Incentives • A tax system most conducive to economic success All business incentives should provide the state with will maintain diverse revenue streams to fund core a benefit that out-weighs the cost to the state of the services and provide a broad tax base at the lowest incentive. The Chamber therefore supports increased practical rates, rather than a narrow tax base that scrutiny, transparency and openness in evaluating would subject state revenues to increased economic the effectiveness of the state’s economic development volatility. incentives and the creation of a process to do so. • Given the inherently cyclical nature of the state’s economy and the constitutional limitations on The Chamber relies heavily on a number of the state’s increasing taxes, tax reform decisions should not economic development and incentive programs to include multi-year tax reduction formulas. This will recruit companies to the Greater Oklahoma City provide certainty and predictability for companies area and to enhance opportunities for our existing in our state by requiring that future changes to the companies. The Chamber believes it is critical that tax code are considered in the context of the then- certain programs be retained by the state. Our position existing economic environment. on specific economic development incentives is as follows:

2013 Legislative Guide 3 • The Chamber supports retaining our “premier • Additionally, the Chamber supports retaining the economic development incentives” that are following Community Development Programs: 1) critical in attracting new businesses to the Greater Tax Credit for Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures Oklahoma City area and in providing existing for Historic Buildings; 2) Tax Credit for Electricity businesses an economic incentive to expand. These Generated by Zero-Emission Facilities; and, 3) Tax incentive programs are, for the most part, unique to Credit for Energy Efficient Residential Construction. Oklahoma and separate the state from what other These programs have different policy objectives than states and competing locations are offering. The the economic development incentive programs and Chamber will oppose attempts to sunset, repeal should therefore be evaluated under different metrics. or unreasonably modify the following economic development programs: The Quality Jobs Act (QJA), Tort Reform 21st Century QJA, Small Employer QJA, Prime Contractor QJA and Aerospace Engineer Tax Credit. The Chamber supports additional lawsuit reform in Oklahoma, including legislation to: • The Chamber supports protecting Oklahoma’s “foundational incentive programs,” which are basic • Absolve businesses from liability when providing incentives offered by virtually every other state products or services in emergencies. and competing location. Without the following • Place “lawsuit lenders” under the UCC Consumer programs, Oklahoma will not be considered a viable Credit Code or state usury laws. location by many companies looking to locate in Oklahoma: Five-year ad valorem tax abatement and • Adopt the “Transparency in Private Attorney sales tax exemption on facilities and equipment used Contracting Act” to establish policies and limits in manufacturing and warehouse and distributions on the use of private contingency fee attorneys on systems, the Freeport (Inventory) Exemption and the behalf of the state. Investment Tax Credit. • The Chamber supports retaining several “industry specific incentives” that are necessary for the development of industries important to Oklahoma’s economic future. Those programs are: The Oklahoma Quality Events Act, the Sales Tax Exemption & Refund for Aircraft Repairs and Modification, the Sales Tax Exemption & Refund for Aircraft Maintenance or Manufacturing Facilities and the Excise Tax Exemption on Aircraft Sales.

Research and Development The Chamber advocates funding for programs managed by OCAST, specifically the Seed Capital Fund and other programs managed by i2E, to support the creation and growth of small businesses and jobs in Oklahoma.

Immigration Reform The Chamber opposes illegal immigration. The Chamber supports an improved immigration process that promotes the ability of students and workers to enter the United States lawfully and allows employers

4 2013 Legislative Guide to accurately verify the status of employees through a Pension Reform federal database. The Chamber believes that immigration The Chamber supports legislation to strengthen the long- policy should be set by the federal government and term financial condition of the state’s pension plans. supports comprehensive reform at that level.

Additionally, if the state legislative pursues immigration Quality Events Act reform, the Chamber will consider supporting reforms The Chamber supports that: legislation to strengthen and improve the • Are consistent with federal law; Oklahoma Quality Events • Do not place unreasonable burdens, costs or Act to allow Oklahoma penalties on Oklahoma employers; communities to attract and retain high-economic • Are directed toward law enforcement issues related impact events in an to Oklahoma crimes; increasingly competitive regional, national and • Will not lead to “racial profiling” by law enforcement international market. officials; and, Bond to Repair State Capitol • Do not limit the ability of students graduating The Chamber supports the issuance of state bonds to from Oklahoma high schools to qualify for state- repair the State Capitol Complex. supported aid or pay in-state tuition. Nexus/Internet Sales Tax Legislation American Indian Cultural Center and Museum (AICCM) The Chamber supports legislation to clearly define the state’s “nexus” laws (which require retailers with a The Chamber will support legislation to allow state physical presence in Oklahoma to collect and remit sales bonds (or other state funding) to be issued to match tax on internet sales) to ensure that sellers collect and privately raised money to facilitate the completion of the remit sales tax on sales to Oklahoma residents to the full AICCM if the AICCM develops a viable plan to fund its extent of the law. ongoing operations. Liquor Laws The Chamber supports a State Question, either through an Initiative Petition or legislation, which will allow Oklahomans to determine whether to allow wine to be sold in grocery stores.

Transportation I-40 Crosstown Reconnection The Chamber believes restoring full access between I-40 and downtown Oklahoma City is critical, and will Water therefore advocate for the reconnection of I-40 to Shields/ Gaylord (at the east end) and to Western Avenue (at The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma City the west end) by the end of 2013. The Chamber will to ensure the availability of a long-term water supply further advocate for the completion of the remaining for central Oklahoma. We will continue to monitor reconnection corridor between Gaylord/Shields and the implementation of the state comprehensive water Western Avenue as promptly as the environmental process plan and water-related legislation to protect central allows. Oklahoma’s water supply.

2013 Legislative Guide 5 The Chamber will work with the Congressional Transit delegation, the Oklahoma Department of The Chamber supports implementation of transit Transportation and the City of Oklahoma City to programs that will best serve Central Oklahoma ensure the timely completion of the Downtown including the Central Oklahoma Transportation & Boulevard as soon as it is practicable. The Chamber Parking Authority (COTPA) 2005 Fixed Guideway believes that significant delays in completing the Transit Study (commuter rail study) and its following Downtown Boulevard could impair access to components: downtown and negatively impact current and future businesses located along the proposed boulevard route • Association of Central Oklahoma Government’s and within the downtown core. (ACOG) Regional Transit Dialogue Committees to identify regional transit alternatives/solutions for Central Oklahoma. • ACOG’s Commuter Corridors Study to examine mitigation strategies for future congestion.

The Chamber supports the completion of the MAPS Downtown Streetcar project.

The Chamber supports an increased allocation of state revenues into the state Public Transit Revolving Fund to meet citizen demand for public transit.

Major Interchanges Federal Highway Trust Fund The Chamber will advocate for funding and completing The Chamber will work with our Congressional work on major interchanges located at I-44 and delegation, ODOT, and the City of Oklahoma Broadway Extension, I-240 and I-35 (Crossroads), and City to secure a permanent funding solution for the I-40 east of I-240 as well as improvements to the flyover Federal Highway Trust Fund (including Mass Transit connecting westbound Kilpatrick Turnpike with the programs). Lake Hefner Parkway and the necessary improvements to S.H. 74 (north of Lake Hefner Parkway). The Chamber supports full funding for the current MAP-21 transportation bill. Governor’s Bridge Improvement and Turnpike Modernization Plan The Chamber supports reauthorization of a multi-year Surface Transportation Act before the current two-year The Chamber supports providing adequate annual MAP-21 bill expires. state appropriations to implement Gov. Fallin’s Bridge

Improvement and Turnpike Modernization Plan to Ports of Entry repair or replace all of Oklahoma’s structurally deficient and functionally obsolete bridges by 2019 and to The Chamber supports providing adequate annual complete the expansion of the Kilpatrick Turnpike. state appropriations and staffing levels for the timely completion and effective use of weigh stations at Oklahoma Department of Transportation Oklahoma’s ports of entry to ensure the protection of (ODOT) Eight-Year Plan roads and bridges from unnecessary damage caused by overweight freight loads. The Chamber supports annual appropriations necessary to preserve and implement ODOT’s eight-year construction work plan.

6 2013 Legislative Guide Intermodal Hub Health Care The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma Medicaid/Oklahoma Plan City, ACOG, COTPA, ODOT and the state legislature The Chamber supports efforts by Oklahoma’s leaders to develop and fund an intermodal hub at the present to develop an Oklahoma plan to extend health Santa Fe Station that will effectively integrate various insurance coverage to Oklahoma’s uninsured residents modes of transportation and enhance economic and cover the costs of uncompensated care that are development opportunities. currently shifted to responsible employers and health care providers. Acceptance of federal funds should be 10th Street Ramp considered. The Chamber will advocate for completion of the I-235/ Harrison/10th Street Ramp access improvements by 2013. Mandates The Chamber opposes new health insurance mandates Heartland Flyer and liability that will undermine an employer’s ability Passenger rail service is a key component of the to provide quality health insurance at reasonable cost to development of the Oklahoma City intermodal hub employees. and the future development of commuter and light rail throughout the metropolitan area. The Chamber will work with our Congressional delegation, ODOT and ACOG to oppose efforts to reduce or eliminate the federal subsidy received by Oklahoma to operate the Heartland Flyer Amtrak service to Fort Worth, Texas.

We support continued dialogue on extending the Heartland Flyer Amtrak service to Newton, Kansas – which would connect Oklahoma City to St. Louis, Chicago and other locations on the Amtrak system.

Parking The Chamber supports increased funding for construction of Health Insurance Network additional parking to allow continued The Chamber supports the creation of an Oklahoma-led economic development and private sector-based health insurance network that downtown. will provide a marketplace for Oklahomans and serve to prevent the imposition of burdensome federal mandates Quiet Zones upon the State of Oklahoma required under the current federal health care law. The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma City and the Alliance for Economic Development to establish Research and Development a Railroad Quiet Zone on the BNSF mainline running through downtown Oklahoma City The Chamber will oppose efforts to unreasonably restrict the continued development of the state’s bioscience and Alternative Transportation research programs and will support efforts to foster an environment that is conducive to further research. The Chamber supports increased construction of sidewalks, trails and bike lanes.

2013 Legislative Guide 7 Physician Shortage Wellness The Chamber supports incentives to recruit and retain The Chamber supports state wellness and prevention Primary Care Physicians and Allied Health Professionals programs that serve to improve the health of Oklahoma in Oklahoma, especially in rural and underserved areas, citizens such as programs supported through the State through expansion of residency programs in the state’s Department of Health, outreach initiatives, as well as medical schools, scholarships, loan forgiveness and other workplace and school-based wellness programs. incentives. The Chamber further supports efforts to identify new funding streams dedicated to this initiative.

Oklahoma County Community Health Network The Chamber will work with members of the Oklahoma County Commission to transform the Health Care Safety Net to implement a Master Plan to assist the uninsured by establishing a single robust system for receiving, managing and distributing requests for donated specialty care.

Alzheimer’s Disease The Chamber will support the reinstatement of the OU Health Science Center’s brain autopsy program. This pro- cedure will help researchers develop a better understanding of Alzheimer’s disease with the ultimate goal of finding a cure for this illness. The Chamber further supports the creation of a state taskforce to review, and, if necessary, re- draft the 2009 plan that considered effective strategies for treating and combating the effects of Alzheimer’s disease.

Federal Issues The Chamber supports improving health care quality, Any Willing Provider access and affordability without imposing new mandates The Chamber opposes “any willing provider” legislation and/or taxes on business. Therefore, the Chamber which would eliminate the incentive for medical opposes a single-payer government-run/public option or providers to contract with managed care networks and, health care system with government mandates. as a result, potentially frustrate efforts at cost and quality control and ultimately deny consumers the benefits of The Chamber believes that employers drive innovation cost-reducing arrangements with providers. in health benefits and that market-driven health reforms are the best approach to reducing costs while promoting Local Control efficiency, wellness and quality of care. The Chamber supports legislation that would provide municipalities with local control over local issues such Pre-K - 12 Education as tobacco use and smoking provided existing businesses Early Childhood Education are exempt or otherwise protected. The Chamber has been a steadfast supporter for early childhood education and full funding of pre-

8 2013 Legislative Guide kindergarten and kindergarten programs. Targeted Increased Instruction Time spending on our youngest children is simply a smart Oklahoma currently requires only 175 instructional investment. The Chamber supports legislative initiatives days, which is among the lowest in the nation, and some to maintain early childhood education programs and schools have instructional days of six hours or less. We initiatives. support legislation that facilitates increasing instruction time in the classroom and time on-task. This may Charter Schools include additional days and/or additional hours in the The Chamber has been a strong advocate for charter instructional day. schools and education choices. We support creating more charter schools and enabling successful charter Improve Curriculum Standards schools to grow. We should: In 2010, legislation passed that requires the State Board of Education to adopt the K-12 Common Core • Enable charter schools to fund infrastructure, which Standards. We support full implementation of the core may include changes to the school funding formula standards and in particular encourage higher math and/or allowing charter schools to utilize bond standards. funding. • Lift the caps on how many students can attend charter schools by: • Allowing charters schools to be located anywhere in the state. • Encouraging authorizers to expand caps on charter school attendance.

Online Education/Virtual Schools Programs that offer online education opportunities are expanding rapidly. The Chamber supports legislation to define online curriculum and academic requirements. Maintain and Protect Graduation We support online education where providers meet Requirements academic content and rigor requirements similar to The Chamber wants all high school graduates to be Oklahoma public schools. The Chamber supports prepared to enter college or the workforce. We supported legislation to clarify the rules governing online/virtual the Achieving Classroom Excellence (ACE) law that schools and creates transparency for providers, school requires students to complete rigorous coursework districts, parents and students. and pass four of seven end-of-instruction exams. The Improved Transparency of School Chamber opposes weakening graduation requirements Report Cards or curriculum standards. We oppose legislative and administrative actions that could reduce the rigor of the The State Department of Education is working to testing system. implement the statewide A-F school grading system designed to improve transparency and evaluation Fully Funding Recent Education Reforms of school performance. The Chamber supports The Chambers support protecting existing education implementation of the A-F grading system proposed reforms – in particular ACE, Reading Sufficiency by the State Department of Education and ongoing and Teacher Leader Effectiveness – by fully funding improvements to the grading system. the strategies necessary to successfully meet these expectations.

2013 Legislative Guide 9 We support development of a competitive market- based salary and benefits package for teachers which encourages high-performing teachers to stay in the classroom. Including support for:

• Implementation of the Teacher Leader Evaluation (TLE) system. • Incentives for high performance teachers who teach in hard-to-staff subjects, hard-to-staff geographic areas or in poor-performing schools.

Targeted Incentives for STEM Excellence and Statewide Student Records System Achievement The Chamber supports aggressive implementation of a There is a growing demand for students who can work uniform, statewide student records system. in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) fields. Oklahoma does not produce enough students Teacher Preparation and Support Pipeline that excel in STEM. The Chamber supports creation of Oklahoma’s teacher preparation system needs to be programs to improve quality of teaching and student improved at all levels. Preparation of prospective performance in the STEM fields. teachers, on-the-job improvement opportunities Oklahoma School of Science and and enabling high-performing teachers to pursue a Mathematics financially attractive career ladder without leaving the classroom, are critical issues. The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics (OSSM) has consistently ranked among the nation's The Chamber supports higher education programs and top public high schools. The Chamber supports the partnerships that better prepare teachers for real-life full funding of OSSM so it can remain a center for classrooms and enable higher education to monitor excellence in Oklahoma. The Chamber will oppose graduates’ teaching performance. efforts that would require OSSM students to pay for their tuition or room and board, as this would create a We support the National Board Certification (NBCT) barrier for certain students to attend. model as a basis for teacher improvement, including these reforms:

• Recertification, with a cap to contain costs. • Reinstatement of scholarships for teachers who want to pursue certification. • Continued payment of teachers who attained certification under the promise of an annual stipend. • Investment in a pilot, whole-school professional development model. • Pursue a pay-for-service stipend model for future Increased Requirements for School Leaders NBCTs with a focus on mentoring other teachers Top-notch leadership by school superintendents and and assuming leadership roles. principals is critical to school performance. Additionally, Oklahoma is facing a shortage of experienced school

10 2013 Legislative Guide leaders because of retirements and an aging workforce. Career Readiness & Certification The Chamber supports creation and implementation of The Chamber believes Oklahoma needs more of our initiatives that attract and develop innovative and high workforce to have post-secondary education targeted performing school leaders. toward the skills that are in demand and meet industry needs. The Chamber supports the creation of industry- School and Campus Safety recognized credentials training programs as funding is In the past three years legislation has been introduced that available. would allow certain students to carry concealed weapons onto college property. The Chamber continues to oppose Oklahoma Military Connection efforts to permit the carrying of weapons at any early Oklahoma will continue to see a high number of childhood facility, K-12 school or on college campuses. military veterans re-enter the workforce. CareerTech and higher education are both positioned to provide Career Technology and fast-track Higher Education certification and Business & Industry Training job placement for veterans who need The Oklahoma CareerTech System is acknowledged as help transitioning one of the top systems in the nation. CareerTech is a key their skills to the ingredient in attracting industry to Oklahoma through job market. The its Training for Industry Program (TIP). The Chamber Chamber supports supports enhancement of CareerTech programming and outreach programs ongoing funding to assure that the training needs for for returning military new and existing industry are being met. personnel as funding is available.

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UNI_IN_N118_BestHosp_2013_Legislative_Guide.indd 1 10/30/12 2:48 PM 2013 Legislative Guide 11 Higher Education have stayed below the prescribed legislative limits. The College Degree Completion and Funding Chamber supports leaving the tuition-setting authority with the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. In September 2011 Gov. Fallin, in Oklahoma’s Promise conjunction with Oklahoma’s Promise is one of the most successful the Oklahoma State college access programs in the country. There have been Regents for Higher efforts to change the family income level and/or student Education, announced performance requirements of OK Promise. These a new higher changes could alter the intent of the program, providing education initiative – more students access to college which produce more Competitive College college graduates. We oppose legislation that would America (CCA). change the focus of the program. This initiative will increase the number of Oklahomans who attain college degrees Collaborating for or post-secondary certificates from public colleges and Business The decisions made at the Capitol have far-reaching universities, private effects on all Oklahomans and Oklahoma business institutions and owners. The Chamber recognizes that all businesses in Career Technology the state should have the opportunity to grow and Centers. The ultimate goal is to add 20,400 post- succeed in a positive business climate. secondary degrees and certificates (1,700 per year) over the next 12 years. By collaborating with various partner organizations on issues, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber can help • The Chamber supports prioritizing funds to ensure promote a business-friendly environment throughout continued success for the CCA initiative as funding Greater Oklahoma City and the State of Oklahoma. is available. • We also support the scholarship programs of During the 2013 Legislative Session, the Chamber Oklahoma Tuition Equalization Grants (OTEG), will partner with the Tulsa Metro Chamber on a joint Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grants (OTAG), and agenda. The Chamber is also joining forces with the concurrent enrollment, which are vital in reaching Tulsa Metro Chamber and the State Chamber to pro- the Complete College America goals by ensuring mote issues in a joint jobs agenda. The items on these more students can enter college and obtain a college agendas are reflected in most parts in the Chamber’s own degree. 2013 agenda, however, these agendas can be seen in their entirety at www.okcchamber.com/legislative. • The Chamber supports higher education capital and maintenance improvements to support record enrollment growth as funding is available.

Tuition Setting Authority The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education is authorized to set tuition and fees for 25 colleges and universities. The State Regents were granted the tuition- setting authority in 2003 and since that time tuition limits

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12OFB2743_OKC_Legislative_Ad_rv3.indd 1 10/31/12 3:06 PM Be A Business Advocate. Do your part. Call, write a letter, send an email or visit your legislators and help us promote a strong economic climate in Greater Oklahoma City. The Chamber’s Business Advocacy Center, www.OKCBusinessAdvocate.com, makes having And stay up-to-date during the legislative session by a voice on the issues at the Capitol simple. With just a few simple clicks, you can identify your elected officials and signing up for The Business Advocate, the ways to communicate with them, ensuring that you have a Chamber’s newsletter solely focused on what’s happening say in the decisions being made by our state’s leaders. at the Capitol during the Legislative Session. Together, we can build a stronger Greater Oklahoma City. Our world is constantly changing. But when it comes For more information about the Chamber’s Business to advocating for business at the Capitol, some things Advocacy Center, contact Derek Sparks, government remain the same – the importance of contacting and relations manager, at [email protected]. developing relationships with legislators.

14 2013 Legislative Guide One business community. One voice.

Every business in Greater Oklahoma City, no matter the size, shares in the successes and failures of our state’s economic policies. There is only one group that is solely focused on advancing the goals of the Greater Oklahoma City business community – The Greater OKC Chamber PAC, your political action committee. For more information about the The Greater OKC Chamber PAC aggressively pursues Greater Oklahoma City Chamber PAC, the election and re-election of candidates who take a contact Mark VanLandinghamMEMORANDUM at stand for Oklahoma City’s key business issues. Together, [email protected] we can help ensure a stronger economic climate and or 297-8925.RE: Greater Oklahoma City Chamber PAC even brighter future for our business community. Executive Committee Brad Krieger, In 2010, the Chamber became more aggressive in electing officials who would support our Chairman legislative priorities. By unanimous vote, our board established the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Political Action Committee. In voting to create the PAC, all board members To better fulfill the Carl Edwards, agreed to contribute at least $500 annually to sustain it. Chamber’s mission Treasurer of creating a more $80,250The PAC’s first year was outstanding. Of the 22 candidates receiving contributions, 21 were Tom McDaniel,Contrelectedibuted and now serve to our state by supporting issues and legislation that will advance the business-friendly Secretary economic development of the Greater Oklahoma City area.

M ission environment in Oklahoma 61Roy H. Williams,C andidatesThe 2011 legislative session, which just ended several weeks ago, resulted in the passage of Deputy Treasurer most all of the Chamber’s legislative priorities, including: • A total rewrite of the state’s workers’ compensation statutes Beverly Binkowski • Enactment of five key pieces of tort reform legislation, including a $350,000 cap on Top non-economic damages and the elimination of joint and several liability J. Larry Nichols • Prevention of Arizona-style immigration reform in Oklahoma 10% • Protection of all 16 key economic development incentives identified by the Chamber, of PACs Richard Nix including reinstatement of the Aerospace Engineer Tax Credit Aggressively pursuing • Protection ofthe Oklahoma’s thriving biosciences industry, including retaining the electionDavid Rainbolt and re-election EDGE fund andof preventing the criminalization of certain types of medical research in Oklahoma • Enactment of a hospital provider fee to access federal funds, keep doctors from candidatesDavid Thompson who take leaving a standthe state, and ensure high quality health care is provided to more for OKC’s key business Oklahomans issues: • Passage of major educational reform including the end of trial de novo, which will • EconomicJohn Michael Williams • Lawsuit reform 55 of 61 allow underperforming teachers to be replaced at a significantly reduced cost development • Transportation candidates were • Workers’ fundingEnclosed you for will OK findC a list of candidates the PAC supported last year and a Contributor compensation areaStatement projects which must be completed and returned with your 2011 contribution. Under elected or reform state law, contributions to the PAC cannot be made with corporate funds. However, an LLC 123 Park Ave. • Improvingwhich has no corporate members, may contribute to a PAC. re-elected • NewOklahoma business City, OK Oklahoma’s 73102 Please consider making your contribution today. to office development education systems 405.297.8925 phone 405.297.8916 fax Sincerely, 2013 Legislative Guide 15

Carl Edwards Brad Krieger Chairman, Greater OKC Chamber Chairman, Greater OKC Chamber PAC Oklahoma State Legislature Pro-Business scores

It is critical for the business community to suppport critical to the growth and development of the Oklahoma candidates and elected officials who will advance pro- City region to help determine pro-business legislators. business legislation at the Capitol. One measure the In 2012, there were 10 key business and education Chamber uses to identify pro-business legislators is a measures used to determine the Oklahoma City ranking, legislative scorecard produced by the statewide Research including: the Governor’s Bridge Improvement and Institute for Economic Development (RIED). This Turnpike Modernization Plan, ACM@UCO/Bricktown organization has been tracking legislative votes on pro- legislation, workers’ compensation reform, charter business legislation since 1997. The Greater Oklahoma schools and school choice legislation and others. City Chamber is a founding sponsor of RIED and serves on a committee of business and economic leaders who The following charts represent the voting records for meet each year to identify which legislation to consider State House and Senate members based on the 10 issues for the annual score. identified by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber and RIED scores for 2012. RIED scores for previous years Likewise, the Chamber identifies legislation that is can be found at www.riedreport.com.

Disclaimer: All data in these charts are obtained from legislative, government and private sector sources. The data, information and estimations herein are not warranted as to accuracy and are presented as is and without warranty either expressed or implied. The purpose of this material is to inform. Further, the material is not intended to be and does not constitute an endorsement of any kind or to be or to represent an official source. Interested persons should formulate their own opinions relative to the data, information and estimations herein or to any information related thereto. Oklahoma State Senate Senator Party District RIED OKC Senator Party District RIED OKC Allen, Mark R 4 78% 90% Holt, David R 30 95% 90% Anderson, Patrick R 19 81% 88% Ivester, Tom D 26 77% 50% Ballenger, Roger D 8 71% 67% Johnson, Constance D 48 63% 63% Barrington, Don R 31 100% 90% Johnson, Rob R 22 96% 100% Bass, Randy D 32 70% 71% Jolley, Clark R 41 90% 90% Bingman, Brian R 12 93% 100% Justice, Ron R 23 95% 90% Branan, Cliff R 40 85% 100% Marlatt, Bryce R 27 86% 100% Brecheen, Josh R 6 95% 90% Mazzei, Mike R 25 73% 83% Brinkley, Rick R 34 100% 90% McAffrey, Al D 46 70% 60% Brown, Bill R 36 86% 78% Newberry, Dan R 37 67% 86% Burrage, Sean D 2 71% 63% Paddack, Susan D 13 82% 60% Coates, Harry R 28 86% 89% Schulz, Mike R 38 100% 90% Crain, Brian R 39 97% 100% Shortey, Ralph R 44 77% 71% David, Kim R 18 100% 89% Simpson, Frank R 14 97% 90% Ellis, Jerry D 5 81% 60% Sparks, John D 16 78% 67% Fields, Eddie R 10 100% 90% Stanislawski, Gary R 35 85% 90% Ford, John R 29 100% 90% Sykes, Anthony R 24 93% 88% Garrison, Earl D 9 77% 60% Treat, Greg R 47 92% 90% Griffin, A.J. R 20 100% 88% Wyrick, Charles D 1 70% 71% Halligan, Jim R 21 97% 90%

16 2013 Legislative Guide Oklahoma House of Representatives Representative Party District RIED OKC Representative Party District RIED OKC Armes, Don R 63 97% 100% McDaniel, Randy R 83 100% 89% Banz, Gary W. R 101 86% 67% McNiel, Skye R 29 92% 89% Bennett, John R 2 71% 44% McPeak, Jerry D 13 42% 38% Billy, Lisa J. R 42 96% 78% Moore, Lewis H. R 96 82% 50% Blackwell, Gus R 61 70% 67% Morrissette, Richard D 92 22% 38% Brown, Mike D 4 74% 56% Mulready, Glen R 68 86% 89% Brumbaugh, David R 76 75% 50% Murphey, Jason R 31 79% 70% Cannaday, Ed D 15 79% 67% Nelson, Jason R 87 81% 90% Casey, Dennis R 35 86% 80% Newell, Tom R 28 78% 60% Christian, Mike R 93 64% 63% Nollan, Jadine R 66 96% 90% Cockroft, Josh R 27 58% 60% Ortega, Charles R 52 82% 90% Condit, Donnie D 18 77% 70% Osborn, Leslie R 47 82% 88% Coody, Ann R 64 93% 90% Ownbey, Pat R 48 96% 90% Cooksey, Marian R 39 100% 80% Peterson, Pam R 67 85% 70% Cox, Doug R 5 78% 75% Pittman, Anastasia D 99 55% 67% Dank, David R 85 96% 78% Proctor, Eric D 77 74% 50% Denney, Lee R 33 100% 100% Pruett, R. C. D 19 78% 44% Derby, David R 74 93% 80% Quinn, Marty R 9 84% 67% DeWitt, Dale R 38 96% 100% Renegar, Brian D 17 45% 57% Dorman, Joe D 65 75% 75% Reynolds, Mike R 91 40% 40% Enns, John R 41 82% 80% Ritze, Mike R 80 64% 44% Fourkiller, William D 86 49% 33% Roan, Paul D. D 20 73% 56% Glenn, Larry D 7 58% 33% Roberts, Dustin R 21 77% 75% Grau, Randy R 81 90% 78% Roberts, Sean R 36 85% 80% Hall, Elise R 100 86% 90% Rousselot, Wade D 12 75% 63% Hamilton, Rebecca D 89 37% 29% Russ, Todd R 55 90% 90% Hardin, Tommy R 49 84% 67% Sanders, Mike R 59 93% 100% Hickman, Jeffrey W. R 58 96% 100% Schwartz, Colby R 43 85% 56% Hilliard, Wes D 22 55% 60% Scott, Seneca D 72 66% 50% Hoskin, Chuck D 6 62% 50% Sears, Earl R 11 100% 100% Inman, Scott D 94 63% 50% Shannon, T. W. R 62 85% 89% Jackson, Mike R 40 81% 89% Shelton, Mike D 97 37% 56% Johnson, Dennis R 50 77% 80% Sherrer, Ben D 8 68% 63% Jordan, Fred R 69 97% 100% Shoemake, Jerry D 16 70% 50% Joyner, Charlie R 95 85% 80% Stiles, Aaron R 45 64% 50% Kern, Sally R 84 79% 70% Thomsen, Todd R 25 84% 100% Kirby, Dan R 75 75% 89% Trebilcock, John R 98 71% 100% Kouplen, Steve D 24 70% 63% Vaughn, Steve R 37 100% 90% Lockhart, James D 3 71% 33% Virgin, Emily D 44 60% 78% Martin, Scott R 46 100% 100% Watson, Weldon R 79 95% 100% Martin, Steve R 10 96% 100% Wesselhoft, Paul R 54 73% 43% McCullough, Mark R 30 93% 70% Williams, Cory T. D 34 48% 50% McDaniel, Curtis D 1 49% 56% Wright, Harold R 57 86% 89% McDaniel, Jeannie D 78 84% 80%

2013 Legislative Guide 17 oklahoma’s congressional delegation

United States Senate Senator Jim Inhofe (R) Senator Tom Coburn (R) (202) 224-4721 (202) 224-5754 (202) 228-0380 (fax) (202) 224-6008 (fax) 1900 NW Expressway, Suite 1210 100 N. Broadway Ave., Suite 1820 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 608-4381 (405) 231-4941 (405) 608-4120 (fax) (405) 231-5051 (fax) www.inhofe.senate.gov www.coburn.senate.gov

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Congressman Congressman Jim Bridenstine (R) Markwayne Mullin (R) District 1 District 2 (202) 225-2211 (202) 225-2701 2448 E. 81st St., Suite 5150 431 W. Broadway Tulsa, OK 74137 Muskogee, OK 74401 (918) 935-3222 (918) 687-2533 www.bridenstine.house.gov www.mullin.house.gov

Congressman Congressman Frank Lucas (R) Tom Cole (R) District 3 District 4 (202) 225-5565 (202) 225-6165 10952 NW Expressway, Suite B 2424 Springer Dr., Suite 201 Yukon, OK 73099 Norman, OK 73069 (405) 373-1958 (405) 329-6500 www.lucas.house.gov www.cole.house.gov

Congressman James Lankford (R) District 5 (202) 225-2132 1015 N Broadway, Suite 310 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 234-9900 www.lankford.house.gov

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2013 Legislative Guide 19 executive branch

Governor Mary Fallin 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 212 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-2342 (405) 521-3353 (fax) www.governor.state.ok.us Mansion address: 820 N.E. 23rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105-7999

Lt. Governor Todd Lamb 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 211 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-2161 (405) 522-8694 (fax) www.ok.gov/ltgovernor

oklahoma state government Election carried out by State Election Board www.ok.gov/elections (405) 521-2391

Oklahoma’s state government consists of the Executive, serve staggered four-year terms. Elections for odd- Legislative, and Judicial branches. The executive numbered Senate districts will be in 2012. All seats offices are elected to four-year terms, except for the in the House of Representatives are elected every two Corporation Commissioners, who are elected to years. staggered six-year terms. The state is divided into nine Supreme Court judicial Oklahoma’s bicameral legislature is composed of 48 districts, with three judges elected every two years State Senators and 101 State Representatives. Senators during the general elections.

20 2013 Legislative Guide state agencies (Names of statewide elected officials included)

Attorney General Department of Labor Secretary of State The Honorable Scott Pruitt The Honorable Mark Costello 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 101 313 NE 21st Street 3017 N. Stiles, Suite 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3912 (405) 521-3921 (405) 521-6100 www.sos.state.ok.us www.oag.state.ok.us www.okdol.state.ok.us State Treasurer Auditor and Inspector Department of Environmental Quality The Honorable Ken Miller The Honorable Gary Jones Secretary Gary Sherrer 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 217 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., Room 100 707 N. Robinson Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 521-3191 (405) 521-3495 (405) 702-0100 www.treasurer.state.ok.us www.sai.state.ok.us www.deq.state.ok.us Oklahoma Tax Commission Corporation Commission Department of Transportation Tom Kemp, Chairman The Honorable Bob Anthony Secretary Gary Ridley M.C. Conners Building The Honorable Patrice Douglas 200 NE 21st St. 2501 N. Lincoln Blvd. The Honorable Dana Murphy Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 Oklahoma City, OK 73194 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd. (405) 522-8000 (405) 521-3160 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 www.okladot.state.ok.us www.oktax.state.ok.us (405) 521-2211 www.occ.state.ok.us Employment Security Commission Water Resources Board Richard McPherson, Executive Director J.D. Strong, Executive Director Department of Agriculture, Will Rogers Memorial Bldg. 3800 N. Classen Blvd. Food and Forestry 2401 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Jim Reese, Commissioner Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 530-8800 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd. (405) 557-7100 www.owrb.state.ok.us Oklahoma City, OK 73105 www.oesc.ok.gov (405) 521-3864 Workers’ Compensation Court www.oda.state.ok.us Insurance Department Michael Clingman, Administrator The Honorable John Doak Denver Davison Building Department of Commerce Five Corporate Plaza 1915 N. Stiles Ave. Secretary Dave Lopez 3625 NW 56th, Ste. 100 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 900 N. Stiles Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73112-4511 (405) 522-8600 Oklahoma City, OK 73104 (405) 521-2828 www.owcc.state.ok.us (405) 815-6552 www.oid.state.ok.us www.okcommerce.gov Oklahoma Development Finance *names in bold are elected officials Department of Education Authority The Honorable Janet Barresi John Harris, President 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd. 5900 Classen Court Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 521-3301 (405) 848-9761 www.sde.state.ok.us Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department of Health Department Terry Cline, Commissioner Deby Snodgrass, Executive Director 1000 NE 10th St. 120 N. Robinson Ave., 6th floor Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 271-5600 (405) 230-8300 www.ok.gov/health www.otrd.state.ok.us

2013 Legislative Guide 21 oklahoma state senate

Capitol website: www.oklegislature.gov State Senate website: www.oksenate.gov Senate switchboard: (405) 524-0126 Fax (405) 521-5507 Send mail to: The Honorable (State Senator’s Name) Oklahoma State Senate State Capitol Building Lt. Governor Todd Lamb Senator Brian Bingman Senator Sean Burrage 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. President of the Senate President Pro Tempore Democratic Leader Oklahoma City, OK 73105

state senators (Metro STATISTICAL Area - *MSA)

Aldridge, Cliff (R-42) Anderson, Patrick (R-19) Barrington, Don (R-31) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Branan, Cliff (R- 40) Brooks, Corey (R-43) Coates, Harry (R-28) Fields, Eddie (R-10) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

*MSA is a 10-county area representing Canadian, Cleveland, Grady, Kingfisher, Lincoln, Logan, McClain, Oklahoma, Payne and Pottawatomie

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Halligan, Jim (R-21) Holt, David (R-30) Johnson, Constance (D-48) Johnson, Rob (R-22) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Jolley, Clark (R-41) Justice, Ron (R-23) Loveless, Kyle (R-45) McAffrey, Al (D-46) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Sharp, Ron (R-17) Shortey, Ralph (R-44) Sparks, John (D-16) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Standridge, Rob (R-15) Sykes, Anthony (R-24) Treat, Greg (R-47) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

2013 Legislative Guide 23 oklahoma state senate state senators by district number

district #sena tor counties district #sena tor counties 1. Charles Wyrick (D) Craig, Delaware, Ottawa 27. Bryce Marlatt (R) Beaver, Blaine, Cimarron, Harper, Major, 2. Sean Burrage (D) Mayes, Rogers Texas, Woods, Woodward 3. Wayne Shaw (R) Adair, Cherokee, Muskogee, Sequoyah 28. Harry Coates (R) Lincoln, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie, Seminole 4. Mark Allen (R) LeFlore, Sequoyah 29. John Ford (R) Craig, Nowata, Washington 5. Jerry Ellis (D) Atoka, Choctaw, McCurtain, Pushmataha 30. David Holt (R) Oklahoma 6. Josh Brecheen (R) Atoka, Bryan, Coal, Johnston, Marshall 31. Don Barrington (R) Comanche, Cotton, Grady, Jefferson, 7. Larry Boggs (R) Haskell, Latimer, Pittsburg, Sequoyah Stephens 8. Roger Ballenger (D) McIntosh, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Tulsa 32. Randy Bass (D) Comanche 9. Earl Garrison (D) Muskogee, Wagoner 33. Nathan Dahm (R) Tulsa 10. Eddie Fields (R) Kay, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa 34. Rick Brinkley (R) Rogers, Tulsa 11. Jabar Shumate (D) Osage, Tulsa 35. Gary Stanislawski (R) Tulsa 12. Brian Bingman (R) Creek, Lincoln, Okfuskee 36. Bill Brown (R) Tulsa, Wagoner 13. Susan Paddack (D) Coal, Garvin, Hughes, Pontotoc 37. Dan Newberry (R) Tulsa 14. Frank Simpson (R) Carter, Garvin, Love, Murray 38. Mike Schulz (R) Beckham, Custer, Dewey, Ellis, Greer, 15. Rob Standridge (R) Cleveland, McClain 39. Brian A. Crain (R) Harmon, Jackson, Roger Mills, Tulsa 16. John Sparks (D) Cleveland, McClain 40. Cliff Branan (R) Oklahoma 17. Ron Sharp (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma, Pottawatomie 41. Clark Jolley (R) Logan, Oklahoma 18. Kim David (R) Mayes, Tulsa, Wagoner 42. Cliff Aldridge (R) Oklahoma 19. Patrick Anderson (R) Garfield, Kingfisher, Logan 43. Corey Brooks (R) Cleveland/Oklahoma 20. AJ Griffin (R) Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, Kay, Noble 44. Ralph Shortey (R) Oklahoma 21. Jim Halligan (R) Lincoln, Logan, Payne 45. Kyle Loveless (R) Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma 22. Rob Johnson (R) Canadian, Kingfisher, Logan, Oklahoma 46. Al McAffrey (D) Oklahoma 23. Ron Justice (R) Blaine, Caddo, Canadian, Grady 47. Greg Treat (R) Oklahoma 24. Anthony Sykes (R) Cleveland, Grady, McClain, Stephens 48. Constance Johnson (D) Oklahoma 25. Mike Mazzei (R) Tulsa 26. Tom Ivester (D) Beckham, Caddo, Greer, Jackson, Kiowa, Tillman, Washita

2013 state senate committees Agriculture Wyrick (D) C. Johnson (D) Vice Chair PUBLIC SAFETY Boggs (R) Garrison (D) Newberry (R) and Rural R. Johnson (R) Coates (R) Barrington (R) - Brown (R) Ivester (D) Shumate (D) Development BUSINESS AND Jolley (R) David (R) Chair Ellis (D) Loveless (R) Simpson (R) Fields (R) - Chair COMMERCE Justice (R) Griffin (R) David (R) - Vice Fields (R) Sharp (R) Justice (R) - Vice Newberry (R) - Paddack (D) C. Johnson (D) Chair Garrison (D) Shaw (R) NATURAL Chair Chair Simpson (R) Newberry (R) Ballenger (D) Justice (R) Shortey (R) RESOURCES Allen (R) Sykes (R) - Vice Standridge (R) Shumate (D) Boggs (R) Sharp (R) Sparks (D) Justice (R) - Chair Barrington (R) Chair Treat (R) Brecheen (R) Wyrick (D) Fields (R) - Vice Bass (D) Anderson (R) Wyrick (D) INSURANCE Holt (R) APPROPRIATIONS Chair Boggs (R) Coates (R) Brown (R) - Chair McAffrey (D) TRANSPORTATION SUBCOMMITTEES Ballenger (D) Simpson (R) Crain (R) FINANCE Sparks (D) - Vice Shaw (R) Stanislawski (R) - EDUCATION Brooks (R) Sykes (R) Ellis (D) Mazzei (R) - Chair Chair Shortey (R) Chair Halligan (R) - Chair Ellis (D) Wyrick (D) Dahm (R) Brinkley (R) - Vice Aldridge (R) Loveless (R) - Vice Ford (R) - Vice Loveless (R) Ford (R) Chair Allen (R) RULES Chair Chair Shaw (R) APPROPRIATIONS Garrison (D) Aldridge (R) Bass (D) Griffin (R) - Chair Barrington (R) Aldridge (R) Jolley (R) - Chair Sharp (R) Dahm (R) Brooks (R) R. Johnson (R) - Bass (D) Brinkley (R) NON- Justice (R) - Vice Shumate (D) David (R) Loveless (R) Vice Chair Branan (R) Mazzei (R) APPROPRIATED Chair Ford (R) Mazzei (R) Barrington (R) Brooks (R) Paddack (D) AGENCIES Bass (D) Education Halligan (R) Stanislawski (R) Branan (R) Marlatt (R) Sparks (D) Anderson (R) - Branan (R) Ford (R) - Chair C. Johnson (D) Brinkley (R) McAffrey (D) Stanislawski (R) Chair Brinkley (R) Stanislawski (R) - Jolley (R) JUDICIARY David (R) Newberry (R) Holt (R) - Vice Coates (R) Vice Chair McAffrey (D) Sykes (R) - Chair Fields (R) Paddack (D) GENERAL Chair Crain (R) Brecheen (R) Simpson (R) R. Johnson (R) - Ford (R) Shaw (R) GOVERNMENT Brown (R) David (R) Garrison (D) Sparks (D) Vice Chair Halligan (R) Shortey (R) AND Coates (R) Ellis (D) Halligan (R) Treat (R) Allen (R) C. Johnson (D) Standridge (R) TRANSPORTATION Dahm (R) Fields (R) Holt (R) Anderson (R) Jolley (R) Marlatt (R) - Chair Ivester (D) Ford (R) Jolley (R) General Crain (R) Justice (R) VETERANS AND Branan (R) - Vice Wyrick (D) Griffin (R) Paddack (D) Government Griffin (R) Marlatt (R) MILITARY AFFAIRS Chair Shaw (R) Treat (R) - Chair Holt (R) Simpson (R) - Chair Allen (R) PUBLIC SAFETY Halligan (R) McAffrey (D) AND JUDICIARY: Shortey (R) Ballenger (D) - Vice Ivester (D) Shumate (D) Allen (R) - Vice Bass (D) Holt (R) R. Johnson (R) - Sharp (R) Chair Shumate (D) Simpson (R) Chair Boggs (R) Ivester (D) Chair Sparks (D) Aldridge (R) Sparks (D) Aldridge (R) Garrison (D) C. Johnson (D) PENSIONS Barrington (R) - Dahm (R) Standridge (R) Anderson (R) Sharp (R) R. Johnson (R) Energy Brinkley (R) - Chair Vice Chair Ellis (D) Stanislawski (R) Ballenger (D) Sykes (R) Marlatt (R) Branan (R) - Chair Brooks (R) - Vice Brecheen (R) R. Johnson (R) Wyrick (D) Barrington (R) Mazzei (R) Marlatt (R) - Vice Chair HEALTH AND Crain (R) Newberry (R) Loveless (R) Bass (D) Chair Marlatt (R) Anderson (R) TOURISM AND Boggs (R) HUMAN SERVICES Ivester (D) Paddack (D) Brinkley (R) Ballenger (D) David (R) - Chair McAffrey (D) Standridge (R) WILDLIFE Brecheen (R) Fields (R) Health & Human Branan (R) Coates (R) - Chair Brooks (R) Treat (R) - Vice Shortey (R) Stanislawski (R) Griffin (R) Services Brown (R) Chair Standridge (R) Sykes (R) Brecheen (R) - Vice Brown (R) Halligan (R) Crain (R) - Chair Ivester (D) Chair Dahm (R) Griffin (R) Treat (R) Ivester (D) Standridge (R) - Mazzei (R) C. Johnson (D)

24 2013 Legislative Guide oklahoma county state senate districts map

2013 Legislative Guide 25 oklahoma house of representatives

State House website: www.okhouse.gov House switchboard: (405) 521-2711 Fax (405) 557-7351 Send mail to: The Honorable (State Representative Name) House of Representatives State Capitol Building 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 T.W. Shannon Scott Inman Speaker of the House Democratic Minority Leader state representatives (MSA) Banz, Gary (R-101) [email protected] Biggs, Scott (R-51) [email protected] Billy, Lisa (R-42) [email protected] Casey, Dennis (R-35) [email protected] Christian, Mike (R-93) [email protected] Cockroft, Josh (R-27) [email protected]

Cooksey, Marian (R-39) [email protected] Dank, David (R-85) [email protected] Denney, Lee (R-33) [email protected] Dorman, Joe (D-65) [email protected] Echols, Jon (R-90) [email protected] Enns, John T. (R-41) [email protected]

Floyd, Kay (D-88) [email protected] Grau, Randy (R-81) [email protected] Hall, Elyse (R-100) [email protected] Hamilton, Rebecca (D-89) [email protected] Inman, Scott (R-94) [email protected] Joyner, Charlie (R-95) [email protected]

Kern, Sally (R-84) [email protected] Martin, Scott (R-46) [email protected] McBride, Mark (R-53) [email protected] McCall, Charles (R-22) [email protected] McDaniel, Randy (R-83) [email protected] Moore, Lewis H. (R-96) [email protected]

Morrissette, Richard (D-92) [email protected] Murphy, Jason W. (R-31) [email protected] Nelson, Jason (R-87) [email protected] Newell, Tom (R-28) [email protected] Osborn, Leslie (R-47) [email protected] Perryman, David (D-56) [email protected]

Pittman, Anastasia (D-99) [email protected] Reynolds, Mike (R-91) [email protected] Russ, Todd (R-55) [email protected] Sanders, Mike (R-59) [email protected] Schwartz, Colby (R-43) [email protected] Shelton, Mike (D-97) [email protected]

26 2013 Legislative Guide state representatives (continued)

Stiles, Aaron (R-45) Thomsen, Todd (R-25) Turner, Mike (R-82) Virgin, Emily (D-44) Wesselhoft, Paul (R-54) Williams, Cory T. (D-34) Wood, Justin (R-26) Wright, Harold (R-57) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2013 oklahoma house committees

Administrative Sanders (R) Kirby (R) Hulbert (R) McDaniel, J. (D) Glenn (D) general Joyner (R) rules, Schwartz (R) Kouplen (D) Kern (R) Ritze (R) Henke (R) government Murphey (R) government Sears (R) Martin, Steve (R) McDaniel, J. (D) Shelton (D) Kouplen (D) Christian (R) - Osborn (R) oversight, Watson (R) McBride (R) McNiel (R) Lockhart (D) Chair Rousselot (D) repealer Wessellhoft (R) McDaniel, R. (R) Nelson (R) public safety McCall (R) Echols (R) - Vice Shoemake (D) Blackwell (R) - McPeak (D) Nollan (R) Martin, Steve (R) McPeak (D) Chair Trebilcock (R) Chair Common Proctor (D) Peterson (R) - Chair Murphey (R) Biggs (R) Walker (R) Fisher (R) - Vice education Pruett (D) Sherrer (D) Walker (R) - Vice O’Donnell (R) Cleveland (R) Chair Coody (R) - Chair Reynolds (R) Chair Proctor (D) Fourkiller (D) public health Floyd (D) Casey (R) - Vice Roberts (R) insurance Cannaday (D) Quinn (R) McDaniel, C. (D) and social Fourkiller (D) Chair Sanders (R) Kirby (R) - Chair Christian (R) Russ (R) Russ (R) services Grau (R) Blackwell (R) Schwartz (R) Quinn (R) - Vice Grau (R) Sears (R) Cox (R) - Chair Hulbert (R) Cannaday (D) Scott (D) Chair Hardin (R) Turner (R) higher Hulbert (R) - Vice McCullough (R) Condit (D) Sherrer (D) Dank (R) Hoskin (D) education Chair Mulready (R) Cox (R) Stiles (R) Kouplen (D) Jordan (R) Utility and Billy (R) - Chair Derby (R) Shelton (D) Denney (R) Wesselhoft (R) Matthews (D) Osborn (R) Environmental Grau (R) - Vice Fourkiller (D) Thomsen (R) DeWitt (R) Moore (R) Ownbey (R) Regulation Chair Hamilton (D) Walker (R) Kern (R) general Mulready (R) Pruett (D) Schwartz (R) - Chair Cooksey (R) Moore (R) McDaniel, C. (D) government Russ (R) Renegar (D) McBride (R) - Vice Hall (R) Mulready (R) Agriculture McDaniel, J. (D) Wesselhoft (R) - Schwartz (R) Ritze (R) Chair Perryman (D) Roberts, S. (R) and Wildlife Nelson (R) Chair Shelton(D) Vaughan (R) Christian (R) Pittman (D) DeWitt (R) - Chair Nollan (R) O’Donnell (R) - Stiles (R) Moore (R) Wright (R) public safety Vaughan (R) - Vice Roberts, D. (D) Vice Chair Rules Pruett (D) Hickman (R) - Chair Smalley (R) Cockroft (R) judiciary Russ (R) - Chair Reynolds (R) human services Chair Armes (R) Thomsen (R) Joyner (R) Osborn (R) - Chair Cooksey (R) - Vice Scott (D) Nelson (R) - Chair Cleveland (R) - Vice Bennett (R) Virgin (D) Perryman (D) Stiles (R) - Vice Chair Watson (R) Nollan (R) - Vice Chair Biggs (R) Peterson (R) Chair Dorman (D) Chair Banz (R) Casey (R) economic Reynolds (R) Biggs (R) Floyd (D) Veterans’ and Ownbey (R) Bennett (R) Enns (R) development Shoemake (D) Echols (R) Quinn (R) Military Affairs Peterson (R) Billy (R) Hickman (R) and financial Wood (R) Inman (D) Watson (R) Banz (R) - Chair Pittman (D) Brumbaugh (R) Kouplen (D) services Johnson (R) Wright (R) Hardin (R) - Vice Roberts, D. (D) Condit (D) Lockhart (D) McDaniel, R. (R) government Jordan (R) Chair Rousselot (D) Derby (R) McDaniel, C. (D) - Chair modernization Martin, Steve (R) States’ Rights Bennett (R) Dorman (D) Newell (R) Roberts, D. (R) - Murphey (R) - Chair McBride (R) Moore (R) - Chair Coody (R) judiciary Echols (R) Renegar (D) Vice Chair Turner (R) - Vice McCall (R) Roberts, S. (R) - Dank (R) McCullough (R) - Glenn (D) Sanders (R) Cleveland (R) Chair McCullough (R) Vice Chair Hoskin (D) Chair Johnson (R) Shoemake (D) Hamilton (D) Brumbaugh (R) Morrissette (D) Cannaday (D) Inman (D) Biggs (R) - Vice Matthews (D) Trebilcock (R) Henke (R) Derby (R) Newell (R) DeWitt (R) McDaniel, R. (R) Chair Reynolds (R) Wright (R) Matthews (D) Dorman (D) Sherrer (D) Fisher (R) Proctor (D) Floyd (D) McCall (R) Fisher (R) Virgin (D) Floyd (D) Wesselhoft (R) Jordan (R) revenue and tax appropriations McNiel (R) Hall (R) Williams (D) Hall (R) Kirby (R) and budget Morrissette (D) Morrissette (D) Hardin (R) appropriations O’Donnell (R) Sears (R) - Chair subcommittees Martin, Scott (R) Nollan (R) Scott (D) long-term care Matthews (D) Virgin (D) McCall (R) - Vice careertech - Chair Ortega (R) Smalley (R) and senior Murphey (R) Chair McNiel (R) - Chair Newell (R) - Vice Sears (R) Walker (R) services Roberts, D. (R) natural Blackwell (R) Enns (R) - Vice resources and Chair Shelton (D) Wood (R) Dank (R) - Chair Shelton (D) Brown (D) regulatory Armes (R) Trebilcock (R) Condit (D) - Vice Chair Dank (R) services Billy (R) Turner (R) Higher Chair Tourism and Glenn (D) Hall (R) Brown (D) education and Fourkiller (D) International Thomsen (R) Armes (R) - Chair Johnson (R) Christian (R) energy / careertech Hamilton (D) Relations Vaughan (R) Cockroft (R) - Vice Kirby (R) Coody (R) aerospace Wright (R) - Chair Lockhart (D) Ortega (R) - Chair Williams (D) Chair Martin, Steve (R) Cox (R) Trebilcock (R) - Wood (R) - Vice Newell (R) Pruett (D) - Vice Wood (R) Blackwell (R) McDaniel, J. (D) Denney (R) Chair Chair Ortega (R) Chair Cooksey (R) Rousselot (D) common Dorman (D) Watson (R) - Vice Brown (D) Ritze (R) Banz (R) DeWitt (R) Smalley (R) education Hickman (R) Chair Casey (R) Vaughan (R) Cleveland (R) McBride (R) Thomsen (R) Denney (R) - Chair Hoskin (D) Armes (R) Denney (R) Enns (R) Ortega (R) Henke (R) - Vice Kern (R) Banz (R) Johnson (R) public health Henke (R) Renegar (D) transportation Chair McCullough (R) Billy (R) O’Donnell (R) Derby (R) - Chair McDaniel, C. (D) Rousselot (D) Sanders (R) - Chair Cannaday (D) McDaniel, J. (D) Brown (D) Ownbey (R) Mulready (R) - Vice Perryman (D) Shoemake (D) Smalley (R) - Vice Casey (R) McNiel (R) Brumbaugh (R) Virgin (D) Chair Pittman (D) Chair Coody (R) non- McPeak (D) Cockroft (R) Williams (D) Cox (R) Ritze (R) Hardin (R) Fisher (R) appropriated Morrissette (D) Cooksey (R) Echols (R) Lockhart (D) Floyd (D) Kern (R) - Chair Nelson (R) Denney (R) human services Enns (R) Transportation McDaniel, R. (R) Quinn (R) Brumbaugh (R) - Osborn (R) Hickman (R) Ownbey (R) - Chair Grau (R) Joyner (R) - Chair Scott (D) Vice Chair Proctor (D) Inman (D) Pittman (D) - Vice Hamilton (D) Bennett (R) - Vice Stiles (R) Glenn (D) Roberts, S. (R) Joyner (R) Chair Hulbert (R) Chair Turner (R) Cockroft (R) Jordan (R)

2013 Legislative Guide 27 oklahoma house of representatives oklahoma house of representatives by district

District # Representative counties District # Representative counties District # Representative counties

1. Curtis McDaniel (D) McCurtain 30. Mark McCollough (R) Creek, Tulsa 61. Gus Blackwell (R) Beaver, Cimarron, 2. John Bennett (R) Sequoyah 31. Jason W. Murphey (R) Logan, Oklahoma Ellis, Harper, Texas, 3. James Lockhart (D) LeFlore 32. Jason Smalley (R) Creek, Lincoln Woodward 4. Mike Brown (D) Cherokee 33. Lee Denney (R) Logan, Payne 62. T. W. Shannon (R) Comanche 5. Doug Cox (R) Delaware, Mayes 34. Cory T. Williams (D) Payne 63. Don Armes (R) Comanche, Tillman 6. Chuck Hoskin (D) Craig, Mayes, Rogers 35. Dennis Casey (R) Noble, Osage, 64. Ann Coody (R) Comanche 7. Larry Glenn (D) Delaware, Ottawa Pawnee, Payne 65. Joe Dorman (D) Caddo, Comanche, 8. Ben Sherrer (D) Mayes, Rogers, 36. Sean Roberts (R) Osage, Tulsa Grady Wagoner 37. Steve Vaughan (R) Kay, Osage 66. Jadine Nollan (R) Tulsa 9. Marty Quinn (R) Rogers 38. Dale DeWitt (R) Garfield, Grant, Kay, 67. Pam Peterson (R) Tulsa 10. Steve Martin (R) Nowata, Osage, Noble, Oklahoma, 68. Glen Mulready (R) Creek, Tulsa Washington Osage 69. Fred Jordan (R) Tulsa 11. Earl Sears (R) Tulsa, Washington 39. Marian Cooksey (R) Oklahoma 70. Ken Walker (R) Tulsa 12. Wade Rousselot (D) Rogers, Wagoner 40. Mike Jackson (R) Garfield 71. Katie Henke (R) Tulsa 13. Jerry McPeak (D) Muskogee, Wagoner 41. John T. Enns (R) Canadian, Garfield, 72. Seneca Scott (D) Tulsa 14. Arthur Hulbert (R) Cherokee, Muskogee Kingfisher, Oklahoma 73. Kevin Matthews (D) Osage, Tulsa 15. Ed Cannaday (D) Haskell, LeFlore, 42. Lisa J. Billy (R) Cleveland, Garvin, 74. David Derby (R) Rogers, Tulsa McIntosh, Muskogee, Grady, McClain 75. Dan Kirby (R) Tulsa Sequoyah 43. Colby Schwartz (R) Canadian 76. David Brumbaugh (R) Tulsa 16. Jerry Shoemake (D) Muskogee, 44. Emily Virgin (D) Cleveland 77. Eric Proctor (D) Rogers, Tulsa Okmulgee, Wagoner 45. Aaron Stiles (R) Cleveland 78. Jeannie McDaniel (D) Tulsa 17. Brian Renegar (D) Haskell, Latimer, 46. Scott Martin (R) Cleveland, McClain 79. Weldon Watson (R) Tulsa LeFlore, Pittsburg 47. Leslie Osborn (R) Canadian, Grady 80. Mike Ritze (R) Tulsa 18. Donnie Condit (D) McIntosh, Pittsburg 48. Pat Ownbey (R) Carter 81. Randy Grau (R) Oklahoma 19. R. C. Pruett (D) Choctaw, LeFlore, 49. Tommy Hardin (R) Carter, Love, Marshall 82. Mike Turner (R) Oklahoma McCurtain, 50. Dennis Johnson (R) Comanche, Cotton, 83. Randy McDaniel (R) Oklahoma Pushmataha Stephens 84. Sally Kern (R) Oklahoma 20. Bobby Cleveland (R) Atoka, Bryan, Coal, 51. Scott Biggs (R) Cotton, Jefferson, 85. David Dank (R) Oklahoma Johnston, Pontotoc Grady, McClain, 86. William Fourkiller (D) Adair, Cherokee, 21. Dustin Roberts (R) Bryan Stephens Delaware 22. Charles A. McCall (R) Cleveland, Garvin, 52. Charles L. Ortega (R) Greer, Jackson, Kiowa 87. Jason Nelson (R) Oklahoma McClain, Murray, 53. Mark McBride (R) Cleveland 88. Kay Floyd (D) Oklahoma Pontotoc 54. Paul Wesselhoft (R) Cleveland 89. Rebecca Hamilton (D) Oklahoma 23. Terry O’Donnell (R) Tulsa 55. Todd Russ (R) Caddo, Canadian, 90. Jon Echols (R) Oklahoma 24. Steve Kouplen (D) Creek, Hughes, Kiowa, Washita 91. Mike Reynolds (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma Okfuskee, Okmulgee 56. David Perryman (D) Caddo, Canadian, 92. Richard Morrissette (D) Oklahoma 25. Todd Thomsen (R) Hughes, McClain, Grady 93. Mike Christian (R) Oklahoma Pontotoc, 57. Harold Wright (R) Blaine, Canadian, 94. Scott Inman (D) Oklahoma Pottawatomie Custer 95. Charlie Joyner (R) Oklahoma 26. Justin Wood (R) Pottawatomie 58. Jeff Hickman (R) Alfalfa, Grant, Major, 96. Lewis H. Moore (R) Oklahoma 27. Josh Cockroft (R) Cleveland, Woods, Woodward 97. Mike Shelton (D) Oklahoma Pottawatomie 59. Mike Sanders (R) Blaine, Canadian, 98. John Trebilcock (R) Tulsa, Wagoner 28. Tom Newell (R) Lincoln, Okfuskee, Dewey, Kingfisher, 99. Anastasia Pittman (D) Oklahoma Pottawatomie, Major, Woodward 100. Elise Hall (R) Oklahoma Seminole 60. Dan Fisher (R) Beckham, Ellis, Greer 101. Gary Banz (R) Oklahoma 29. Skye McNiel (R) Creek, Tulsa Harmon, Roger Hills

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Willa Johnson Brian Maughan Ray Vaughn District 1 District 2 District 3 County Commissioner County Commissioner County Commissioner 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1501 (405) 713-1502 (405) 713-1503

Leonard Sullivan Carolynn Caudill Tim Rhodes David Prater John Whetsel Forrest “Butch” Freeman County Assessor County Clerk Court Clerk District Attorney County Sheriff County Treasurer 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 201 N. Shartel Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1200 (405) 713-1864 (405) 713-1721 (405) 713-1600 (405) 713-1000 (405) 713-1300

County Agencies Emergency Management Health Department Public Defender 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 921 NE 23rd St. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1369 (405) 427-8651 (405) 713-1550 Engineering Juvenile Justice Purchasing 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 5905 N. Classen Blvd. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1495 (405) 713-6400 (405) 713-1490 Election Board Planning Commission Training 4201 N. Lincoln Blvd. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 7401 NE 23rd St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73141 (405) 713-1515 (405) 713-1361 (405) 713-1890

Oklahoma County Government Elections are held every two years, beginning with a primary on www.oklahomacounty.org the last Tuesday in July. The run-off is held on the fourth Tuesday of Aug., and the general election is on the first Tuesday following The administrative body of Oklahoma County is the Board of the first Monday in Nov. County Commissioners, which was created by the Oklahoma YEAR 2014 Legislature. Oklahoma County, like all counties in Oklahoma, is RACES Districts 1 & 3, District Attorney divided into three districts. The districts are as equal in population County Assessor, County Treasurer as possible, numbered 1, 2, and 3, and subject to alteration by the PRIMARY July 29, 2014 Oklahoma Legislature not more than once every 10 years. One GENERAL August 26, 2014 commissioner is elected from each district for a term of four years. RUNOFF November 11, 2014

Elections carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board

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Gary Marrs Ed Shadid Lawrence F. McAtee, Jr. Pete White Council Ward #1 Council Ward #2 Council Ward #3 Council Ward #4 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2404 (405) 297-2402 (405) 297-2404 (405) 297-2402 Mayor Mick Cornett 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2424 (405) 297-3759 (fax)

David Greenwell Meg Salyer Ronald “Skip” Kelly Patrick Ryan Council Ward #5 Council Ward #6 Council Ward #7 Council Ward #8 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 73102 (405) 297-2402 (405) 297-2569 (405) 297-2404 (405) 297-2569 Oklahoma City Departments Action Center City Attorney Finance / Purchasing Municipal Courts Police Department 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. 200 N. Walker Ave. 700 Couch Dr. 701 Colcord Dr. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2535 (405) 297-2451 (405) 297-2741 (405) 297-2673 (405) 297-1000 City Auditor Fire Department Neighborhood Services Public Information Officer Airports 200 N. Walker Ave. 820 N.W. 5th St. 420 W. Main 200 N. Walker Ave. 7100 Terminal Dr., Box 937 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73159- (405) 297-2624 (405)297-3314 (405) 297-2972 (405) 297-1111 0937 (405) 316-3200 City Clerk Licenses Parks and Recreation Water & Wastewater Utilities 200 N. Walker Ave. 420 W. Main, Suite 130 420 W. Main St., 2nd floor 420 W. Main Central Parking System Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 300 SW 7th St. (405) 297-2391 (405) 297-2606 (405) 297-3882 (405) 297-2422 Oklahoma City, OK 73109 (405) 297-2484 City Manager MAPS for Kids Trust Office Planning Department 200 N. Walker Ave. 420 W. Main St., Ste. 400 420 W. Main St., #900 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2345 (405) 297-3461 (405)297-2576

Oklahoma City Government www.okc.gov Primary elections are held the first Tuesday of March. The general election is held the first Tuesday of April. The filing period is Oklahoma City is governed by a council/manager system neither more than 29 days nor less than 24 days before the established by an amendment to the city charter in 1927. The primary election. Elections for the city wards are always held in charter, adopted in 1916, originally called for a commission form odd-numbered years, while the mayoral election is held in an of government. The mayor and eight city council members are even-numbered year. Elections for 2013 are as follows: elected to four-year terms. In order to keep continuity within city YEAR 2013 2015 government, half of the council is elected every two years. The city RACE Wards 1, 3, 4, 7 Wards, 2, 5, 6, 8 is divided into eight wards. The voters of each ward elect a council GENERAL March 5 March 3 member to represent them, and the mayor is elected at large. The RUNOFF April 2 April 7 mayor and the council appoint a city manager to serve as the city’s (if needed) chief administrative official. Elections carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board

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2013 Legislative Guide 33 oklahoma city public schools

Angela Z. Monson Karl Springer School Board Chairperson Superintendent 720 Northeast 42nd Street Oklahoma City Public Schools Oklahoma City, OK 73105 900 N. Klein Ave. (405) 271-2390 Oklahoma City, OK 73106 *Candidate for re-election on (405) 587-0000 2/12/13

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District #1 District #2 Phil Horning Laura Massenat Ruth Veales Jay Means Ron Millican District #3 District #4 District #5 District #6 District #7 *New board member to be *New board member to be 3201 NW 18 [email protected] 900 N. Klein Ave 5715 S. Kentucky Ave. 2308 S.W. 81st elected on 2/12/13 elected on 2/12/13 Oklahoma City, OK 73107 Oklahoma City, OK 73119 (405) 326-7248 Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Oklahoma City, OK 73159 (405) 946-3778 (405) 732-8122 (405) 601-6914 (405) 685-7069

Senior Staff Deputy Superintendent Executive Director, Human Capital Executive Director, Elementary Education (405) 587-0351 (405) 587-0099 (405) 587-0093 Chief Academic Officer Executive Director, Communications Executive Director, Secondary Schools (405) 587- 0440 and Community Relations (405) 587-0293 Chief Information Officer (405) 587-0227 (405) 587- 0272 Director, Planning, Research and Evaluation Chief Operations Officer (405) 297-6811 (405) 587-0446 Executive Director, Information Technology Chief Financial Officer (405) 587-0277 (405) 587-0184 Executive Director, Curriculum General Counsel (405) 587-0312 (405) 587-0350

Oklahoma City School District Upcoming elections for the Oklahoma City School Board www.okcps.org are as follows:

900 N. Klein Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Election carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board YEAR 2013 2014 Oklahoma City School District, I-89, has eight elective school RACES Chair, Districts #5 & #7 board officers that manage the fiscal matters of the school district Districts #1 & 2 according to state statutes. There is one chairman (a new position ELECTION February 12 February 11 as of 2001) elected district-wide and seven board members elected RUNOFF April 2 April 1 from geographical districts. Board members serve four-year terms (if needed) and elections rotate by district on a four-year cycle.

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2013 Legislative Guide 35 2013 executive committee

Peter B. Delaney Carl Edwards David A. Jackson Bruce Lawrence Roy H. Williams, CCE OGE Energy Corp. Price Edwards JPMorganChase Bank INTEGRIS Health Greater Oklahoma Chairman & Company Treasurer Corporate Secretary City Chamber Immediate Past President & CEO Chairman 2013 Vice Chairs Past Chairmen Henry Overholser* Ray J. Spradling*

John H. Burford* H. B. Groh*

W. J. Gault* Ancel Earp*

O. A. Mitscher* Edward L. Gaylord*

W. W. Storm* John Kilpatrick, Jr.*

B. M. Dilley* William V. Montin* Clayton I. Bennett Tom J. McDaniel Larry Nichols Anton H. Classen* R. A. Young* Dorchester Capital American Fidelity Devon Energy Strategic Planning Foundation Corporation Seymour C. Heyman* Stanton L. Young MAPS Development Strategic Planning George G. Sohlberg* John R. Parsons*

T. D. Turner* Robert E. Lee*

I. M. Holcomb* Norman P. Bagwell*

H. Y. Thompson* Edward Hahn Cook

George B. Stone* James G. Harlow, Jr.*

Sidney L. Brock* R. D. Harrison*

O. P. Workman* Bill Swisher*

Frank J. Wikoff* Dan Hogan

Bryan L. Gonterman Rhonda Hooper Bradley Krieger S. M. Gloyd* Richard H. Clements AT&T Oklahoma Jordan Advertising Arvest Bank C. F. Colcord* Gerald R. Marshall Membership Economic Development Military/Aerospace Edward K. Gaylord* Lee Allan Smith

Edgar S. Vaught* Clyde Ingle*

J. R. Cottingham* Edmund O. Martin

George Frederickson* William E. Durrett

A. W. Boyd* Ray Ackerman*

W. J. Pettee* Frank A. McPherson

Ed Overholser* Ken W. Townsend*

John A. Brown* Stanley F. Hupfeld

Percy Kirk David Rainbolt John Richels J. F. Owens* William G. Thurman, M.D. Cox Communications BancFirst Devon Energy Marketing & Government Relations Corporation Gilbert A. Nichols* Clayton I. Bennett

Communications Forward Oklahoma City R. J. Benzel* Gerald L. Gamble

Virgil Browne* Dave Lopez

Frank Buttram* Steven E. Moore*

Samuel W. Haynes* Luke R. Corbett

W. E. Hightower* Robert A. Funk

Fred Jones* V. Burns Hargis

Glenn C. Kiley* Fred J. Hall

J. S. Hargett* J. Larry Nichols

J. Wiley Richardson* David Thompson Teresa Rose Natalie Shirley Chesapeake Energy Oklahoma State University - William Morgan Cain* Carl Edwards

Corporation Oklahoma City Donald S. Kennedy* Education/Workforce Convention & Listed in order of service. Development Visitors Bureau An asterisk (*) denotes those who are deceased.

36 2013 Legislative Guide board of directors

Alfonzo, Adriann Farha, Clay T. Hupfeld, FACHE, Naifeh, Bradley Z. Sanchez, Eduardo TriCorps Security B.D. Eddie Enterprises Stanley F. Central Liquor Lopez Foods, Inc. INTEGRIS Family of Company Anoatubby, Farzaneh, Jalal Foundations Scaramucci, Avis Governor Bill Home Creations Neira, Xavier Nonna’s Euro-American The Chickasaw Nation Irani, Ronnie K. Manhattan Ristorante and Bar Ferretti, Ph.D., RKI Exploration & Construction Company Beffort, Mark Joseph J. Production Schroeder, Charles P. Grubb & Ellis | University of Oklahoma Nichols, J. Larry National Cowboy & Levy Beffort Health Sciences Center Jackson, David A. Devon Energy Western Heritage JPMorganChase Corporation Museum Bennett, Clayton I. Funk, Robert A. Bank, N.A. Dorchester Capital Express Employment *Nigh, George Shirley, Natalie Professionals Johnson, Reginald D. IBC Bank Oklahoma State Binkowski, Beverly F. Wells Fargo & Co. University - Blue Cross Blue Shield Funke, Mark W. Nix, Richard Oklahoma City of Oklahoma Southwest Bancorp Joullian, IV, E. Carey McAfee & Taft Mustang Fuel Smith, Lee Allan Brown, James M. Gamble, Gerald L. Corporation Norick, Ronald J. Oklahoma Events, LLC 7-Eleven Stores Gerald L. Gamble Norick Investment Co., Inc. Kirk, Percy Company, LLC Springer, Karl Browne, Robert F. Cox Communications Oklahoma City Great Plains Coca-Cola Gonterman, Bryan L. O’Toole, Tim Public Schools Bottling Co. AT&T Oklahoma Krieger, Bradley W. Oklahoma State Arvest Bank Fair, Inc. Tanenbaum, Richard Cameron, William M. Hall, Fred J. Gardner Tanenbaum American Fidelity Hall Capital, LLC Lawrence, Bruce Perry, Kevin Holdings Assurance Company INTEGRIS Health Perry Publishing Hargis, V. Burns and Broadcasting Thompson, David L. Clark, James C. Oklahoma State Lopez, Dave Company, Inc. InvesTrust B.C. Clark Jewelers University Oklahoma Department of Commerce Phillips, Greg Thurman, M.D., Clements, Richard H. Harlow, David Oklahoma Natural William G. Clements Foods BancFirst Love, Greg Gas Company Company - Garden Love’s Travel Stops & Vaughn, Ray Club Hart, John Country Stores, Inc. Prescott, M.D., Oklahoma County Continental Resources Stephen M. Cook, Edward H. Marshall, Gerald Oklahoma Medical Watkins, Kari F. Haskin, Jane F. Midland Asset Research Foundation Oklahoma City Corbett, Luke R. First Bethany Bank Management National Memorial & & Trust Price, Jr., Ford C. Museum Cornett, Mick Martin, Edmund O. Price Edwards City of Oklahoma City Hatfield, CCIM, Judy J. Ackerman & Company Williams, CCE, Roy H. Equity Commercial McQueen, Inc. Greater Oklahoma City Couch, Jim Realty, LLC Rainbolt, David E. Chamber City of Oklahoma City Mashburn, Jesse BancFirst Henry, Robert J.W. Mashburn Young, Stanton L. Delaney, Peter B. Oklahoma City Development, Inc. Reen, Christopher P. Stanton L. Young OGE Energy Corp. University OPUBCO Companies Mason, Steve Communications Dewey, Greg Hodges, Joe Cardinal Group *Life Members SandRidge Energy, Inc. SSM Health Care of Engineering, Inc. Oklahoma Richels, John Durrett, William E. Maun, Marc Devon Energy American Fidelity Hogan, Dan Bank of Oklahoma Corporation Assurance Company Dan Hogan Properties McDaniel, Tom J. Rose, Teresa Edwards, Carl E. Hooper, Rhonda American Fidelity Chesapeake Energy Price Edwards Jordan Advertising Foundation Corporation & Company Howard, Robert E. *McLean J.W. Ross, Robert J. Emmelhainz, Mike Mercedes-Benz of Inasmuch Foundation / The Boeing Company Oklahoma City McPherson, Frank A. Ethics and Excellence in Journalism Foundation Everest, Christy Mélon, Mary E.L. and Thelma The Journal Record Salyer, Meg Gaylord Foundation Publishing Company Accel Financial Staffing

2013 Legislative Guide 37 board of advisors / lead investors Board of Advisor member companies play a key leadership role in the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. An annual investment of $3,000 or more qualifies a member company to be part of the Board of Advisors. Through additional financial support, they are invited to Board Meetings, Board Retreats and Intercity Visits.

Lead Investor member companies demonstrate their commitment to Greater Oklahoma City by financing the Chamber’s operations at significantly higher levels. An annual investment of $1,000 or more qualifies a member company to be a Lead Investor.

Board of Advisors Platinum Lead Investors ($40,000 or more)

AT&T Oklahoma Express Employment Professionals Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Bryan L. Gonterman Robert A. Funk Kent Shortridge Chesapeake Energy Corporation OGE Energy Corp. The Oklahoma Publishing Company Thomas S. Price, Jr. Peter B. Delaney Gary C. Pierson Devon Energy Corporation Oklahoma Industries Authority SandRidge Energy, Inc. J. Larry Nichols Catherine O’Connor Tom Ward

Board of Advisors Gold Lead Investors ($10,000 to $39,999)

American Fidelity Assurance Company IBC Bank Oklahoma Spine Hospital William M. Cameron Thomas L. Travis Kevin Blaylock Arvest Bank INTEGRIS Health Pratt & Whitney Bradley W. Krieger Bruce Lawrence Robert Johnson Bank of Oklahoma JPMorganChase Bank, N.A. SSM Health Care of Oklahoma Marc Maun David A. Jackson Joe Hodges Continental Resources Love’s Travel Stops & Country Stores, Inc. SONIC, America’s Drive-In Harold Hamm Tom Love J. Clifford Hudson Dolese Bros. Co. Mercy Hospital of Oklahoma City Specialty Real Estate Services, LLC Bill Schlittler Jim R. Gebhart, FACHE Mark Beffort General Electric Aviation MidFirst Bank Wal-Mart District Office of Public Affairs Steven Kahne George J. Records Chris Neeley Hall Capital, LLC OU Medical Center Fred J. Hall Charles L. Spicer, Jr.

Board of Advisors Silver Lead Investors ($5,000 to $9,999)

AAA Member Services Co. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma Cushman & Wakefield - Commercial Cal Hankins Beverly F. Binkowski Oklahoma Ackerman McQueen, Inc. The Boeing Company Barry Murphy Edmund O. Martin Mike Emmelhainz Deaconess Hospital Advancia Corporation Central Liquor Company Cathryn Hibbs Rudy Alvarado Bradley Z. Naifeh Dell USA, LP Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. Century, Inc. Christopher Scully Jeff Pedersen Mike Dillard Dent Source, LLC BKD, LLP The Chickasaw Nation Michael Caraker Todd Lisle Bill Anoatubby, Governor Dignity Memorial Providers of BP America, Inc. Coppermark Bank Oklahoma Mike Thompson Thomas L. Legan Scot Werkmeister BancFirst Cox Communications Dorchester Capital David Harlow Percy Kirk Clayton I. Bennett Bank of America Merrill Lynch Crowe & Dunlevy B.D. Eddie Enterprises Tony N. Shinn Michael S. Laird Clay T. Farha

38 2013 Legislative Guide Ernst & Young, LLP Laborers’ International Union of North Oklahoma State Fair, Inc. Mark Wood America Tim O’Toole First Fidelity Bank Reno Hammond The Pepsi Bottling Group of Lee Symcox Langston University Oklahoma City First Liberty Bank Dr. Kent J. Smith, Jr. Clyde Watts Joey Root Lonestar Geophysical Surveys Quad/Graphics, Inc. First Med Urgent Care Heath Harris Stu Moore Todd S. Lechtenberger Malarkey Roofing Products Reserve National Insurance Co. GE Oil & Gas, Artificial Lift Jay Kreft Orin Crossley Juan L. Korszyk Manhattan Construction Company Riverwind Casino Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings Xavier Neira Clayton Stewart Richard Tanenbaum McAfee & Taft SAIC Energy, Environment & Google Inc. Richard Nix Infrastructure, LLC (SAIC/Benham) Mike Wooten Mustang Fuel Corporation Lance Benham Government Liquidation / Liquidity E. Carey Joullian, IV The Sheraton Oklahoma City Services, Inc. Griffin Communications/NEWS9 Matt Cowden Steve Jackson David F. Griffin The Skirvin Hilton Grant Thornton, LLP OU Physicians Martin van der Laan Rick McCune Brian L. Maddy Southwest Bancorp Great Plains Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Clinic, Inc. Mark W. Funke Don Bischoff Garyl Geist Tinker Federal Credit Union The Hertz Corporation Oklahoma Blood Institute Michael D. Kloiber R. Todd Blevins John B. Armitage, M.D. Tri-State Industrial Group, LLC Hobby Lobby Oklahoma Christian University Gary E. Allison David Green Dr. John deSteiguer UMB Bank Holder Construction Company Oklahoma City Community Foundation Royce M. Hammons Mike Raponi Dr. Nancy Anthony University of Oklahoma Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics and Oklahoma City Firefighters Association, David Boren Excellence in Journalism Foundation IAFF Local 157 Veolia Energy Oklahoma City, Inc. Robert J. Ross Phil Sipe Todd Lewis KPMG LLP Oklahoma City University Wells Fargo & Co. Keith J. Schwarz Robert Henry John Munger LSB Industries, Inc. Oklahoma Fidelity Bank Tony Shelby Aaron Bastian

Board of Advisors Bronze Lead Investors ($3,000 to $4,999)

AAMCO Transmissions & Advanced Academics Alpha Plus Educational Armstrong Logistics Total Car Care Robert York Systems, Inc. Tom Connell Geoff Friedman ASTEC, Inc. (ASTEC Charter Jan B. Barrick Association of Central AAR Aircraft Services Schools) Andrews Davis Oklahoma Governments Stan Mayer Freda D. Deskin, Ph.D. John Frederick Kempf, Jr. John G. Johnson ADG, Inc. Aerotek, Inc. Anglin Public Relations Baker First Commercial Real Mike Mize Kylee Glover Debbie Anglin Estate Services a la mode, inc. Affinia Group - Affinia Anheuser-Busch Metal Rod N. Baker, CCIM Tammy Dawson Products Container Corp. Bank of the West A-Tech Paving Scott McCoy Timothy A. Popp Jamie E. Elmore Jay Doyle The Alliance for Economic Apex Geoscience, Inc. Basey’s Roofing ARL BioPharma, Inc. Development of Oklahoma Keith E. Atkins Gary Basey Dr. Thomas Kupiec City, Inc. Architects In Partnership Beck Design Catherine O’Connor Accord Human Resources, Inc. (AIP) Donald K. Beck, Jr., AIA Dale Hageman Alliance Steel, Inc. Heath Hans R.K. Black, Inc. Larry Thomas Acorn Growth Companies Armstrong Auditorium Chris Black Jeff Davis Allied Arts Shane Granger Deborah McAuliffe Senner

2013 Legislative Guide 39 Black Tie Valet Parking Service City Rescue Mission, Inc. Enviro Clean Services Gallagher Benefit Services, Inc. Jay Shaw Rev. Tom Jones Ken Murphy Jerry Roberts Bockus Payne Associates Claims Management Epworth Villa Gallagher Meyers-Reynolds Architects Resources, Inc. John Harned Chris Magnum David K. Payne John M. “Chip” Fudge Equipment Technology, LLC E.L. and Thelma Gaylord The Boldt Company B.C. Clark Jewelers Jim Neuberger Foundation Steve Olson James C. Clark Expressway Properties Christy Everest Bradley Oil Company Clearwater Enterprises, LLC Aman Aggarwal Ragon Gentry & Associates Bradley Schwartz Tony S. Say Farmers Insurance Group Ragon Gentry The Brooks Group, LLC Cleary Petroleum Corporation Randy Dickerson Global Gaming Solutions, LLC Steven Brooks Douglas B. Cleary Feed The Children John Elliott Brothers & Company Cobb Engineering Co. Kevin Hagan GlobalHealth Holly Gray Marty P. Hepp, PE Fellers Snider Law Firm R. Scott Vaughn Brown Mackie College Colcord Hotel Jennyfer R. Guebert Gold’s Gym John Fogarty Lindsay Claxton Fenton, Fenton, Smith, Fred Elias Burns & McDonnell Cole & Reed, PC Reneau & Moon, PC Goodwill Industries of Central Josh Evans Jim Denny, CPA C. Todd Ward Oklahoma, Inc. CB Richard Ellis / Oklahoma Compressco, Inc. FireLake Grand Casino Chris Daniels William T. Forrest James P. Rounsavall Brad Peltier Great Plains National Bank CMA Strategies, Inc. Comtech Design Print and First American Title & Trust Zach Williams Sharon Caldwell Mail, LLC Company Guernsey CP&Y, Inc. Michael Morrison Monica Wittrock Michael K. Moore Jeremy C. Boswell, PE Concentra Urgent Care First Enterprise Bank Gulfport Energy Corporation IS Technologies DBA CSD PJ Gaske Dan R. McCown Michael G. Moore Iva Salmon Continental Adjusters, Inc. First United Bank & Trust HSPG & Associates, PC Cactus Drilling Company, LLC Doug Morris Mark Fish Mark A. Sheets Bradley Abretske Covenant Global Investors Flintco, LLC Hal Smith Restaurant Group Cameron International Steve Hartman Mark A. Grimes Hal Smith Mark Gamber Crafton Tull Flogistix, LP Hall Estill Cancer Treatment Centers of Charles Bodiker Mims Talton Kim Searls America Creative Oklahoma, Inc. The Foundation for Oklahoma Harrison Gypsum Caron Davis Susan McCalmont City Public Schools Charles “Russ” W. Harrison, Jr. Cao Nguyen, Inc. Crossland Construction Lori Dickinson The Hartford Ba T. Luong Cassie Reese Foundation Surgery Affiliates Darren Lyons Carlisle FoodService Products DBI Services - DeAngelo Robert Byers Heartland Flyer Trent A. Freiberg Brothers, Inc. Francis Tuttle Technology John Dougherty CarSafe Mark Blandford Center HeartLine, Inc. Nils Flodberg DCP Midstream Dr. Tom Friedemann Kelly Nutter Casady School Susie Sjulin Frankfurt-Short-Bruza Hensel Phelps Construction Co. Christopher C. Bright Delaware Resource Group, a Associates, PC Bryan Amarel William Frankfurt Case & Associates Busey Group Company Heritage College Karen Franz Philip Busey, Jr. Frates Insurance and Risk Andrea Riley Dowell Properties, Inc. Management Centek, Inc. Richard R. Horton, CIC Heritage Solutions John Carnuccio Richard Dowell David C. DeLana Duit Construction Co., Inc. Freedom Companies Champion Hotels & Lynn Dixon Roger Hicks & Associates Development James Duit Group Insurance, Inc. Bob Lewter Dunlap Codding, PC Frontier State Bank Roger F. Hicks Terry Ott Chaparral Energy, Inc. Marc A. Brockhaus Hines Joe Evans Dunn, Swan & Cunningham, PC GMX Resources, Inc. John Wood James A. Merrill Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Skip Cunningham HoganTaylor LLP Brian McClain ERC Companies GT Clean, Inc. Richard A. Wright Ginger Sloan Chris Griswold, PC Rob Coleman Home Creations Chris M. Griswold EST, Inc. GableGotwals Jalal Farzaneh Diana Tate Vermeire Churchill - Brown & Associates Mike Vahabzadegan Homeland Stores Chanda Davis Eide Bailly LLP Gaillardia Country Club Jim Kern Steven Corley Peter Vitali

40 2013 Legislative Guide D.R. Horton, Inc. Lippert Bros., Inc. Northrop Grumman Oklahoma Roofing & Sheet Cecil Pounds D.E. “Rick” Lippert, Jr. Stewart Scannell Metal, LLC ITT Technical Institute Lopez Foods, Inc. Northwestern Mutual - Gerry Shepherd Wally Emerson John P. Lopez Midtown Oklahoma State University iComm360 M-D Building Products Dennis Burbank V. Burns Hargis Tom Morgan Incorporated OHH Outpatient Clinic Oppenheim, a division of Ideal Homes Loren A. Plotkin Melissa Craven Bosc, Inc. Steve Shoemaker MTM Recognition Oak Hills Securities, Inc. John Waldo In-Rel Properties Mike Ketcherside Don Dillingham Order-Matic Corporation Mukang Cho Magnuson Hotel and Oak Tree National Robert Powell North American Group Meridian Convention Center Danny Cline Orthocare Innovations, LLC DBA INSURICA Insurance Gary Burleson OfficeMax National Sales David Adams Management Network Manhattan Road and Bridge Center PACCAR Parts Michael F. Ross Mike Webb Rustin Sparks Joe Craft Irish Realty Corporation Marathon Oil Company Oklahoma Behavioral Health PDC Productions John Kennedy Michael Stover M. Lane Peyton, M.D. Patrick M. Boylan Isola Bella MassMutual Financial Group Oklahoma City Boathouse Panhandle Oil and Gas, Inc. David C. Miller Mark Burson Foundation Michael C. Coffman J.E. Dunn Construction Mathis Bros. OKC, LLC Michael J. Knopp Paradigm AdvantEdge Company Calvin Worth Oklahoma City Clinic Charlene Wilson Ken Maulsby McBride Orthopedic Hospital R. Scott Vaughn Partners Human Jacobs Clinic Oklahoma City Community Resources Co. Gillett Cobb Mark Galliart College Roger Rock Jasco Products Company, LLC Medallion Management Dr. Paul Sechrist PAYCOM Steve Trice Whitney Ward Oklahoma City - County Chad Richison Jones Public Relations, Inc. Metro Technology Centers Health Dept. Pelco Products, Inc. Brenda Jones Barwick, APR James Branscum, Ed.D. Gary Cox, J.D. Philip Parduhn Jordan Advertising Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma City Indian Clinic People Profits, LLC Rhonda Hooper Donna Morris Robyn Sunday-Allen Clark A. Ingram The Journal Record Publishing Mid-America Christian Oklahoma City Metro Perry Publishing and Company University Association of REALTORS Broadcasting Company, Inc. Mary Mélon John Fozard, Ph.D. Shane Johnson Russell M. Perry Junior League of Oklahoma Midtown Renaissance A Oklahoma City National Petra Industries, Inc. City, Inc. REHCO Company Memorial & Museum Tish Zitzow Kari F. Watkins Christi Hooper Reiger Mickey Clagg Physicians Liability Insurance KFOR-TV Miles Associates Incorporated Oklahoma City RedHawks Co. (PLICO) Wes Milbourn Garrett F. “Bud” Miles, AIA Michael Byrnes Scott Fikes KIPP Reach College Prep Bob Moore Auto Group Oklahoma Financial Center, Inc. Pickard Chilton Tracy McDaniel Curtis L. Hayes Karen S. Cunningham Jon Pickard KOCO TV MooreNouri, LLC Oklahoma Foundation for Pilkington Financial, LLC Brent Hensley Bob Nouri Medical Quality, Inc. Jeff L. Pilkington Gregg Koehn The Kerr Foundation, Inc. NAI Sullivan Group Pitzer’s Lawn Management, Inc. Lou C. Kerr Bob Sullivan, CCIM Oklahoma Heart Hospital David J. Pitzer John Harvey, M.D. Kestrel Investments, Inc. Nabholz Construction Services Platt College G. Rainey Williams, Jr. Chris Goldsby Oklahoma Heart Hospital Mollie Hager South Campus Kimray, Inc. National Coalition of John Austin Poe & Associates, Inc. David Hill Certification Centers “NC3” James R. Benson Roger Tadajewski Oklahoma Historical Society Lamar Outdoor Advertising Dr. Bob Blackburn Pointe Vista Development Bill Condon New Century Investments Scott Fischer Oklahoma Medical Research Laser Spine Institute Hotels & Restaurants Populous James R. Thompson Foundation Bert Lindvall Stephen M. Prescott, M.D. Todd Gralla New Source Energy LexisNexis Oklahoma Municipal Positive Tomorrows, Inc. Mark Johnson Corporation Susan Agel Kristian Kos Contractors Association Linn Energy, LLC Rick J. Moore PostRock Energy Corporation Mark Owen Newcastle Casino North Whipple Jenny Cross

2013 Legislative Guide 41 Presort First Class Schnake Turnbo Frank | PR Third Degree Advertising & W & W Steel, LLC Joe Vanlandingham Russ Florence Communications Rick W. Cooper Procure Proton Therapy BCM of Oklahoma, LLC DBA Amanda Lowery WSI | We Simplify the Center Schwarz Ready Mix Timberlake Construction Co., Inc. Internet Dr. Clark Ward Paul Rouse Bryan Timberlake Gunnar Hood Prodigal Scott Rice Titus Construction Waterford Marriott Bob Funk, Jr. George Basore J.W. Peters Scott Melchior The Professional Basketball Sequel Data Systems Total Demolition Services, LLC Waterstone Benefit Club, LLC - Oklahoma City Incorporated Terry Branstetter Administrators Thunder Robert Raab Total Equipment & Rental, LLC Tim Reddout Danny Barth Silvercliffe Construction Ken Smith WeightWise Bariatrics Pumps of Oklahoma Company Tribridge Program Richard Greenly David Pollard Debbie Pollard Gregory Walton, M.D. Quail Creek Bank, N.A. Slawson Exploration TriCorps Security Wells Fargo Advisors Bert Olah, Jr. Steve Slawson David Ross Rick Folmar Quik Print Smith & Pickel Construction, Inc. TRILINK Restoration Group, LLC Western Industries Mark Little James A. Pickel Mike McDaniel Corporation Jim Robertson RFIP, Inc. Southern Nazarene University Triton Wealth Advisors, LLC Brandon Clark Dr. Loren Gresham Andrew E. Oster, MBA, CFP Williams, Box, Forshee & Reed Downey Life Insurance Sperry Van Ness / William T. Bullard, PC Unit Corporation John Michael Williams Agency Strange & Assoc. Mark E. Schell Reed Downey, Jr. Tim Strange Willis United Way of Central D. Gray Holden Rees Associates, Inc. SpiritBank Oklahoma, Inc. Jay W. Tullis Rod Marso Debby Hampton Wilson Supply Company Brit Coppenbarger Remington Park, SpokesME.com University Hospitals Authority Racing * Casino Jay W. Wright & Trust The Winchester Group Scott Wells Standley Systems Dean Gandy Susan Winchester Renaissance Oklahoma City Ashlie Cornelius The University of Central World Travel Convention Center Hotel & Staplegun Advertising/ Oklahoma Alex Eaton Spa Marketing/Public Relations Dr. Don Betz The Worx Company Joe LoMonaco Philip Baker The University of Central Sue Vanderwater Riggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Stewart Abstract & Title of Oklahoma Foundation YMCA of Greater Orbison & Lewis Oklahoma Anne Holzberlein Oklahoma City Michael C. Turpen Gerri Heidebrecht University of Phoenix - Michael S. Grady ROBYN Stinnett & Associates Oklahoma City Campus YWCA Oklahoma City Bobby Lehew Andrea Harmon Troy Thomas Janet Peery Rose State College Stonegate-Hogan VI Marketing and Branding Young Chiropractic Terry Britton, Ph.D. Randy Hogan Tim Berney Tim Young, D.C. Ruthnap Consulting Summit Bank Valir Health Zerby Interests Group, LLC Charles Crouse Stacy Smith Terryl Zerby Gregg Bohler Swanda Brothers, Inc. Valliance Bank S Design, Inc. Chuck Cooley Brad Swickey Sarah Mason Sears TAParchitecture Variety Care Foundation SMG Anthony McDermid, AIA, RIBA Andrew Rice Gary Desjardins Teleflora Vatterott College The Salvation Army Central Tom Butler Chris Piatt Oklahoma Area Command Major Dan Proctor Terracon Consultants, Inc. Vericrest Financial, Inc. Phil Wood Patrick Hickey Saxum Renzi Stone Tetra Tech Verizon Wireless Jonathan Heusel Brandy Yeager Schemmer Associates Todd Cochran

42 2013 Legislative Guide Bronze Lead Investors ($1,000 to $2,999)

AAA Oklahoma Braum’s Ice Cream & Davey Tree Surgery Co. Heritage Trust Company ACE Moving & Storage Dairy Stores Dealers Auto Auction of OKC, Inc. HighMount Exploration & Production, LLC AIIM Capital Corporation Bravo Cucina Italiana Department of Veterans Affairs Hodges Trucking Company APMEX, Inc. Brewer and Associates Medical Center Dan Hogan Properties ATC Drivetrain, Inc. Bricktown Brewery DeVry University & Keller Graduate School of Management Holiday Inn Airport Accurate Laboratories, Inc. CRG Laboratories Dick’s Sporting Goods Hooters of Oklahoma City Acme Brick Company Camelot Roofing and Construction Digestive Disease Specialists, Inc. Yash Ent., Inc. DBA Howard Aegis Food Testing Johnson Express Laboratories, Inc. Canada Company Dodson Custom Homes Hudiburg Chevrolet Aero Tech Service Associates, Inc. Capital Distributing, LLC Duncan Oil Properties, Inc. Independent Insurance Agents Allegiance Credit Union Cardinal Engineering, Inc. Dunlevy Family, LLC Cassidy Financial Group, Inc. EOG Resources, Inc. Association of Greater Oklahoma Allied Waste Services City, Inc. Cattlemen’s Steakhouse, Inc. Easter Seals Oklahoma Allstate Insurance Co. - Dumas & InterBank Dykstra Agency Celebrity Attractions Electra Link, Inc. INTRUST Bank, N.A. Allstate Management Center for Economic Electro Enterprises InvesTrust America First Insurance Development Law Elliott + Associates Architects JRB Art at The Elms American Parking Central Mechanical Services, Inc. Embassy Suites Jacobs General Contracting American Prepared Foods, LLC Central Oklahoma Transportation Emrick’s Van & Storage Company, & Parking Authority Agent for Allied Van Lines KampCo Foods, LLC DBA Johnny American Quarter Horse Carino’s Country Italian Association Cheyenne Petroleum Company Enterprise Rent-A-Car Chickasaw Telecom, Inc. Journey House - American Anheuser-Busch Sales of Equal Energy US, Inc. Express Travel Oklahoma The Children’s Center Eskridge Auto Group Kickapoo Casino Applebee’s Neighborhood Christ the King Catholic Church Everest Bros. Kyle Sweet & Associates, PC Grill & Bar Cintas Corporation Evergreen Syndicate, LLC LASSO Corp. Atlas General Contractors, LLC Circor Energy Products, Inc. FAA Credit Union Labor Ready BAE Systems Clements Foods Company - FedEx Ground Lakeside Women’s Hospital B & B Medical Services, Inc. Garden Club Firestone Complete Auto Care Langston Company BNSF Railway Coldwell Banker Commercial - First Commercial Bank Legacy at Arts Quarter Balon Corp. Hocker & Associates First National Bank of Oklahoma Legacy Cleaners & Laundry The Bank of Union Comfort Keepers Forest Building Materials Levy Restaurants Baptist Village Communities of Jackie Cooper BMW & MINI Oklahoma City Beatniks, Inc. DBA The Copa Frontier City LifeChurch.tv Central Offices Basin Environmental and Safety CoreVault Galt Foundation Lingo Construction Technologies Corken, Inc. Gerald L. Gamble Co., Inc. liquidfish Becon Contracting, LLC Corporate Resource Gensler Little Caesars Pizza/Corporate Bedrock Contracting, Inc. Cort Furniture Rental Glazer’s Oklahoma Office Ben E. Keith Foods Courtyard by Marriott Oklahoma A Good Egg Dining Group Logix Communications Best Western Barsana Hotels & City Downtown / Bricktown Samuel Gordon Jewelers & Long Wave, Inc. Suites Courtyard by Marriott / Diamond Merchant MA+ Architecture, LLC Big Sky Companies OKC Northwest Graftec Communications, Inc. MacArthur Associated The Biltmore Hotel Critter Control / Grooms Irrigation Co. Consultants, LLC Oklahoma City CC Home Services Grubb & Ellis | Levy Beffort The Mansion at Waterford Blanton Property Company Crossings Community Church Guckenheimer The Mantel Wine Bar & Bistro Blue Bell Creameries, LP Crowne Plaza Oklahoma City H & H Plumbing & Utilities, Inc. Oklahoma City Marriott Hotel Blue Spruce Incorporated DBA Cypress Springs Alzheimer’s & Mass Architects, Inc. McDonald’s Memory Support Residence HEBCO, Inc. Dean A. McGee Eye Institute Blueknight Energy Partners Cytovance Biologics Hahn Appliance Warehouse Medley Material Handling, Inc. Blunck Studios, Inc. dds Business Solutions Halliburton Energy Services Medley / Turrentine & Associates Bolero Tapas Bar & Spanish Grill DRC Hampton Inn Yukon Mercer Valve Co., Inc. Boomerang Car Wash Dave and Buster’s HealthBack Home Health Helmerich & Payne (H&P) Metro Appliances & More

2013 Legislative Guide 43 MIDCON Data Services, LLC Oklahoma National Stockyards Residence Inn by Marriott - Twin Peaks Midlands Management Company West U.S. Cellular Corporation Oklahoma Office Systems, Inc. Riviera Tanning Spa US Foods Midwest Wrecking Company Oklahoma Student Loan Rockwell Collins, Inc. UniFirst Holdings, Inc. Authority Miko Group, Inc. Rogers Marvel Architects, PLLC United Mechanical, Inc. Old Republic Title of Oklahoma Miller-Tippens Construction Ross Electric Veolia Water Company, LLC OneDOC Managed Print Russell Oil, Inc. Vox Printing, Inc. Monarch Dental Associates Services, LLC Rx Medical WCA Waste Corporation Monnet Hayes Bullis Thompson Options Unlimited Counseling and Consultants Salazar Roofing and W.R. Hess Company & Edwards Construction, Inc. Oral and Maxillofacial Wal-Mart Neighborhood Mike Monroney Aeronautical Saratoga Roofing & Construction Center - FAA Associates, LLC Market, #2877 Schlotzsky’s Fresh Catering Moore Norman Technology Osborne Electric Company Wal-Mart #622 Center / Franklin Road Campus Ozarka Water & Coffee Service Schlumberger Oilfield Services Wal-Mart Supercenter #564 A Division of Eureka Water Mutual Assurance Scott’s Printing & Copying Wal-Mart Supercenter #1626 Administrators Company 7-Eleven Stores Wal-Mart Supercenter #2804 NAPA - Oklahoma City Panera Bread Bakery-Cafe Shawver & Son Inc. Walker Companies NBC Oklahoma Park at Memorial Sheraton Midwest City Hotel at Warr Acres Nursing Center NCED Conference Center & MG Novelty DBA Party Galaxy The Reed Conference Center Bill Warren Office Products Hotel Pension Solutions, Inc. Smart Lines, LLC Warren CAT Nestle’ Purina PetCare Performance Technologies, LLC Smith & Nephew, Endoscopy Washita Valley Enterprises, Inc. Newman Development & Design Perfusion Alliance, LLC Smith, Carney & Co., PC Waste Connections of Oklahoma NewView Oklahoma Perimeter Technology Smith Roberts Baldischwiler, LLC Center, LLC Waste Management of 94.7 KBRU-96.1 KXXY-101.9 Sooner Traditions KTST-102.7 KJYO-1000 KTOK- Petra Roofing Company Oklahoma, Inc. 1340 The Game Southwest Orthopaedic & Water Taxi of Oklahoma Pharmacy Providers of Reconstructive Specialists Nomac Drilling Oklahoma (PPOK) Watermark at Quail North Southwestern Roofing & Metal Nomaco, Inc. Phillips Murrah, PC Company, Inc. Wedgewood Village Apartments Northwestern Mutual Financial Pillar Hotels & Resorts Southwestern Stationery & Bank Welch Floors, Inc. Network Hospitality Supply, Inc. WestEnergy OKC FRIDAY Newspaper - Pinnacle Design Group The Spaghetti Warehouse Nichols Hills Publishing Co. Western Concepts Restaurant Piper Valve Systems Standard Roofing Co., Inc. Group Oak Tree Country Club Pivot Concepts Standard Testing and Wiggin Properties, LLC Objectstream, Inc. Praxis Health Group Engineering Company Will Rogers World Airport Oklahoma Cattlemen’s PremierSource Sterling Wines & Spirits Co. Association Windsor Hills Nursing Center Price Edwards & Company Streets, Inc. Oklahoma Center for Implants & Winter House Interiors Periodontics Producers Cooperative Oil Mill Summit Condominiums Wyndham Garden Hotel - Oklahoma Christian Schools, Inc. Professional Insurors Super 8 Bricktown / Downtown Oklahoma City Airport Agency, LLC Oklahoma City Abstract & TBS Factoring Service, LLC Xerox Corporation Title Co. Progressive Stamping, LLC TMI Hospitality Yellow Book USA Oklahoma City Industrial & Providence Place Taco Cabana #426 Cultural Facility Trust Quail Ridge Senior Development Terex Roadbuilding Oklahoma City Philharmonic Quail Springs Mall Orchestra Terry Neese Personnel Services - RCB Bank of Nichols Hills Permanent & Temporary Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Reeder General Contractors, Inc. 30A Home Oklahoma Employees Credit The Referral Center Thunder Cab Union Regent Bank Tierra Media Group Oklahoma Farm Bureau & Republic Bank & Trust Today’s Roofing, Inc. Affiliates Republic National Distributing Topographic, Inc. Country Style Home Health DBA Company Oklahoma Oklahoma Healthcare Solutions Trammell Crow Company The Reserve Petroleum Triple Diamond Oklahoma Insurance Company Department Construction, LLC Residence Inn by Marriott - 21st Century Home Health Downtown / Bricktown Agency

44 2013 Legislative Guide we’re wired (and wireless) for business

At AT&T we know businesses run at the ever-changing speed of technology. In Oklahoma and across the nation, we’ve kept pace with innovations such as our wireless network with access to the nation’s largest Wi-fi network. It’s just another way we help businesses in Oklahoma grow and stay connected to their communities — and their world. Always.

2013 Legislative Guide 45 mercy.net

Choose a Mercy Clinic doctor and get a whole care team.

At Mercy, caring for you is a team effort. And while your Mercy Clinic primary care doctor is at the center of it, there’s a broad range of care specialists and advanced practitioners also focused on responding to your needs. These highly-trained professionals are linked by your electronic health record, enabling collaboration and a better understanding of your needs as they work together for you. Welcome to a better way to provide care. Welcome to Mercy Clinic. Find your Mercy Clinic physician at mercy.net.

Pictured left to right: Dr. Jeanie Klabzuba, Family Medicine Dr. Jeff Sabine, Family Medicine Dr. Jesse Campbell, Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Dr. Merl Simmons, Pediatrics Dr. Vikki Canfield, Medical Oncology/Hematology Dr. Terrill Hulson, Family Medicine Dr. Laurie Orme, Internal Medicine/Pediatrics