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Member FDIC TABLE OF CONTENTS Message from the Chair...... page 2 Pro-Business Scorecard...... page 14 Government Relations Staff... page 3 Elected Officials Directory....page 16 Greater OKC Chamber PAC... page 4 Chamber Leadership...... page 34 2017 Public Policy Priorities... page 5

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1 MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

The Greater Chamber takes pride in its role as the voice of business and the visionary organization of Oklahoma City. It is a role that we have held for more than 125 years, and as one of the largest chambers of commerce in the , we believe that our organization has an enormous impact in the political arena.

As we begin the legislative session, it is a critical time to fully engage in the political process. The state is facing tough budgeting decisions, and many of our most effective economic development programs are up for review. Our education system is at a crossroads. And uncertainty at the federal level leads to questions about heath care and transportation outcomes on a state and local level.

The Chamber is fully dedicated to ensuring the voice of the business community is strongly and accurately expressed throughout the legislative RHONDA HOOPER process on all of the issues found in the 2017 Public Policy Guide. But our Chair, Greater Oklahoma success depends on working together as a business community. I invite you to City Chamber examine our legislative priorities and be vocal with your elected officials about Jordan Advertising what matters. When an issue affecting your business, industry or the future of Oklahoma City is being considered by the legislature, please take a moment to let your officials know where you stand.

By simply making a phone call or sending an email or letter, you will have a direct impact on the legislative process and positively supplement the Chamber’s efforts at the capitol. Our region remains strong because of visionary leadership and an ongoing commitment of community leaders. The Chamber will continue this momentum by working with elected officials to advance responsible solutions to the challenges we face.

Sincerely,

Rhonda Hooper Chair, Greater Oklahoma City Chamber President & CEO of Jordan Advertising 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

2 BE AN ADVOCATE FOR BUSINESS.

Business Advocacy Center The Chamber’s Business Advocacy Center, www.OKCBusinessAdvocate.com, makes having a voice at the Capitol simple. With just a few simple clicks, you can identify your elected officials and communicate with them, ensuring you have an impact on the decisions of our state’s leaders. You can also stay up-to-date during the legisla- tive session by signing up for The Business Advocate, the Chamber’s newsletter solely focused on what’s happening at the Capitol during the legislative session. Together, we can build a stronger business climate for Greater Oklahoma City.

Contact the Government Relations Team Throughout the year, the Chamber’s team works to ensure that Greater Oklahoma City is moving forward and growing stronger. From promoting pro-business policies at the Capitol to economic development, the Chamber is the voice of business in Greater Oklahoma City. The Chamber staff is always available to assist your business in any way possible.

Roy H. Williams, CCE Michael Carrier President & CEO President, Oklahoma City Convention & 405.297.8939 Visitors Bureau [email protected] 405.297.8963 [email protected]

Mark VanLandingham Drew Dugan, CCE Vice President, Government Relations Vice President, Education and Workforce 405.297.8925 Development [email protected] 405.297.8940 [email protected]

Derek Sparks Kurt Foreman Government Relations Manager Vice President, Economic Development 405.297.8933 405.297.8945 [email protected] [email protected] 2017 Public Policy Guide Sarah Barton Cynthia Reid Government Relations Executive Vice President, Marketing Assistant and Communications 405.297.8922 405.297.8942 [email protected] [email protected]

3 A Unified Voice for Oklahoma City’s Businesses One of the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber’s primary goals is to improve Oklahoma’s businessMEMORANDUM climate and foster economic growth. To further the goals of the Greater Oklahoma City business community, the GreaterRE: Greater OKC OklahomaChamber Political City Chamber PAC Action Committee was formed to aggressively pursue the Executive Committee election and re-election of candidates who take a stand Bradfor Oklahoma Krieger, City’s key businessIn 2010, issues. the Chamber Since 2010, became the more aggressive in electing officials who would support our ChairmanGreater OKC Chamber PAClegislative has strengthened priorities. theBy unanimousChamber’s vote, our board established the Greater Oklahoma City ability to advocate on behalfChamber of the Oklahoma Political Action City businessCommittee. In voting to create the PAC, all board members Carlcommunity. Edwards, Since its creation,agreed the to Greater contribute OKC at Chamber least $500 annually to sustain it. TreasurerPAC has contributed $329,850 to help elect pro-business candidates. The PAC’s first year was outstanding. Of the 22 candidates receiving contributions, 21 were Tom McDaniel, elected and now serve our state by supporting issues and legislation that will advance the The Greater OKC Chamber PAC raised a record amount Secretary economic development of the Greater Oklahoma City area. of $115,500 for the 2015-2016 election cycle. Given the historically high number of open seats created by term limits Roy H. Williams, The 2011 legislative session, which just ended several weeks ago, resulted in the passage of and resignations, and the high number of incumbents who Deputy Treasurer most all of the Chamber’s legislative priorities, including: drew challengers this year, the Chamber PAC was able to • A total rewrite of the state’s workers’ compensation statutes invest the resources necessary to make a record number of Beverly Binkowski • Enactment of five key pieces of tort reform legislation, including a $350,000 cap on contributions to pro-business candidates competing in races non-economic damages and the elimination of joint and several liability in every region of Oklahoma. The Chamber PAC contributed J. Larry Nichols • Prevention of Arizona-style immigration reform in Oklahoma a total of $95,000 to pro-business candidates competing in • Protection of all 16 key economic development incentives identified by the Chamber, the 2015 & 2016 elections. During the 2015-2016 election including reinstatement of the Aerospace Engineer Tax Credit Richardcycle, theNix Greater OKC Chamber PAC made 86 contributions • Protection of Oklahoma’s thriving biosciences industry, including retaining the to candidates in state legislative and local races. Of these 86 EDGE fund and preventing the criminalization of certain types of medical research Davidcontributions, Rainbolt 81 were made to successful candidates, giving • Enactment of a hospital provider fee to access federal funds, keep doctors from the Chamber PAC an impressive overall winning percentage leaving the state, and ensure high quality health care is provided to more Davidof 94 Thompson percent. This success rate demonstrates the strong Oklahomans influence the Chamber PAC has in electing pro-business • Passage of major educational reform including the end of trial de novo, which will Johncandidates Michael Williams across the state who will be more likely to support allow underperforming teachers to be replaced at a significantly reduced cost the Chamber’s Public Policy agenda.

The Greater OKC ChamberEnclosed PAC’s unified you will voice find hasa list a ofproven candidates the PAC supported last year and a Contributor track record in making a substantialStatement impactwhich muston the be political completed and returned with your 2011 contribution. Under future of Oklahoma City. It stateexists law, to allowcontributions every business to the PAC the cannot be made with corporate funds. However, an LLC 123 Park Ave. chance to voice its supportwhich for pro-business has no corporate candidates. members, You may contribute to a PAC. Oklahomacan be a City, part OK of this effort – make a contribution to help the 73102Chamber ensure a strongerPlease economic consider climate making by yourhelping contribution today. elect candidates who will support economic development, 405.297.8925workers’ compensation phone reform and transportation/ 405.297.8916infrastructure fax funding. Sincerely,

For more information about the Greater OKC Chamber PAC or to make a contribution, visit www.okcchamber.com/PAC or contact Mark VanLandingham at [email protected] or 297-8925. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy Carl Edwards Brad Krieger 4 Chairman, Greater OKC Chamber Chairman, Greater OKC Chamber PAC GOVERNMENT PRIORITIES

2017 Government Priorities

STATE ISSUES There are several other programs the Chamber believes should be retained which relate to specific Workers’ Comp Reform industries or are designed to generate economic The Chamber supports defending and improving development. Those programs include: Oklahoma the comprehensive workers’ compensation reform Quality Events Act, Sales Tax Exemption & Refund legislation passed by the legislature and signed by for Aircraft Repairs, Exemption & Refund for Aircraft Gov. during the 2013 session. Maintenance/Manufacturing, Excise Tax Exemption on Aircraft Sales and Oklahoma Film Enhancement Economic Development Programs Rebate Program. The Chamber supports retaining the state’s premier economic/community development programs which The Chamber supports the Oklahoma Incentive are critical in attracting new businesses to the state, Evaluation Commission, which was established assisting existing companies expand and encouraging to make recommendations to the legislature and investment in communities across the state. Following governor on which incentive programs are serving are the key programs the Chamber will work to their intended purpose and creating economic/ protect: community development. If an incentive program cannot show a positive return to the state, it should be • Quality Jobs Act, 21st Century QJA, Small scaled back or repealed. Employer QJA and the Prime Contractor QJA Wind Subsidies • Aerospace Engineer Tax Credit The Chamber supports placing an annual cap • Investment/New Jobs Tax Credit on the Zero-Emission Tax Credit and ending the Manufacturer’s Sales Tax Exemption for new wind • Historical Building Rehabilitation Tax Credit facilities. The Chamber also supports requiring the Zero-Emission Tax Credit to be claimed only as a credit • Freeport (Inventory) Exemption and not as a refund. • Five-year ad valorem abatement and sales tax Gun Legislation exemption for manufacturing facilities The Chamber supports the Second Amendment to the 2017 Public Policy Guide • Oklahoma Regional Home Office Insurance U.S. Constitution and responsible expansion of gun- Premium Tax Credit owners’ rights. However, the Chamber will oppose legislation to allow open/concealed carry of guns In 2017, the Chamber will support extending the into high-economic impact events, including horse Aerospace Engineer Tax Credit Programs (for both shows, NCAA and Big XII sporting events (including employers and employees) for at least five years. the Women’s College World Series, college baseball

5 at the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark, NCAA and Big Oil & Gas Tax XII basketball tournaments at Chesapeake Energy The Chamber supports a stable oil and gas tax Arena/Cox Center), the Oklahoma State Fair, Olympic structure which promotes the investment of drilling qualifying on the Oklahoma River and high school capital in Oklahoma. basketball and wrestling tournaments at the State Fairgrounds. i2E The Chamber supports continued funding for i2E The Chamber will work with the National Rifle programs, including the Seed Capital Fund. Association, the Oklahoma Second Amendment Association and other stakeholders to improve and Competitive Markets for Vision Care clarify existing gun laws while, at the same time, The Chamber will support efforts to improve the protecting the above events, many of which are availability of vision contractually care in Oklahoma by obligated to eliminating artificial prohibit weapons. barriers to entry into the eye hardware Criminal market. Justice/ Sentencing Alcohol Law Reform Modernization The Chamber The Chamber will supports support legislation legislation and to eliminate funding for restrictions that sentencing prohibit continued reforms and modernization of rehabilitation Oklahoma’s alcohol programs to ease laws. the financial drain on Oklahoma’s criminal justice system, lessen the burden on jails and prisons throughout the state and FEDERAL ISSUES allow non-violent offenders to enter the workforce more quickly. Remote Transactions Parity Act The Chamber supports passage of the Remote The Chamber supports the recommendations of the Transactions Parity Act to ensure sales and use taxes Governor’s Task Force on Criminal Justice Reform. owed from online purchases are fairly and effectively reported, remitted and collected. Pension Reform The Chamber supports legislation to strengthen the Immigration Reform long-term financial condition of the state’s pension The Chamber supports federal immigration reform plans. to secure the borders and establish reasonable and effective visa policies/procedures to attract essential Water workers to the United States. The Chamber will work with the governor, state legislature, City of Oklahoma City and other stakeholders to ensure the availability of a long-term water supply for central Oklahoma. MUNICIPAL ISSUES

Real ID MAPS 3 The Chamber supports legislation to bring Oklahoma The Chamber supports timely completion of all MAPS into compliance with the federal Real ID laws. 3 projects. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

6 EDUCATION/ WORKFORCE PRIORITIES

2017 Education and Workforce Development Priorities

STATE ISSUES education and full funding of prekindergarten and kindergarten programs. Targeted spending on our Teacher Pay Raises youngest children is simply a smart investment. The The Chamber recognizes the need to increase Chamber supports legislative initiatives to maintain Pre-K-12 teacher base pay by at least $5000 per early childhood education programs and initiatives. year, using new revenues if necessary. In order to bring Oklahomans together on this vital issue, we Development of New Curriculum believe there must be a plan that includes these key Standards components: The business community, through the Chamber, must be actively involved in making sure Oklahoma adopts 1) An immediate increase in starting base salary level new high-quality standards to ensure high school for all teachers (without creating a funding crisis for graduates are college and career ready. The Chamber other areas of government). should be actively engaged with the State Department of Education and State Board of Education as they 2) Development of new, broad-based portfolio of new implement and modify new statewide standards. The revenue streams, or expansion of existing revenue Chamber must continue to advocate for standards that streams, that does not disproportionately burden any will help educators prepare students to meet the high taxpayer segment. expectations of higher education and employers. 3) Fundamental administrative reforms that allow more money to go directly to the classroom and provide Maintain and Protect Graduation school districts more flexibility to spend local funds. Requirements The Chamber wants all high school graduates to be Long-term Teacher Pay Plan prepared to enter college or the workforce. In 2016, The Chamber supports development of a long-term the Chamber supported elimination of the end-of- teacher pay plan that helps address the teacher instructions tests because we expect to see the shortage by rewarding teacher performance and State Department of Education and State Board of 2017 Public Policy Guide experience or incentivizes teachers to work in high Education to adopt new graduation standards in 2017. priority areas. The Chamber supports creation of new high school graduation requirements. We support utilization of a Early Childhood Education nationally recognized assessment, such as the ACT or The Chamber steadfastly supports early childhood other nationally recognized tests, to be used as part of

7 new graduation requirements. New requirements must Higher Education – College Degree be rigorous, cost-effective, nationally comparable, Completion and Funding timely and relevant to students/educators/parents. Since 2011, Gov. Mary Fallin and the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education have been working to A-F School increase the number of degrees and certifications. Report Cards The Chamber supports prioritizing funds to ensure The Chamber continued success for the Complete College America has historically initiative. supported creation of meaningful The Chamber supports higher education capital accountability and maintenance improvements to support record and performance enrollment growth as funding is available. assessment systems including Oklahoma’s Promise the A-F school Oklahoma’s Promise is one of the most successful site reports. The Chamber will support improvements college access programs in the country. We oppose to this system that are relevant and that make the legislation that would diminish the program’s focus reports easy for parents and community members to on college access. We support efforts to increase the understand. Scores must reflect real performance. number of college graduates and to maintain the direct allocation of state funds, which ensures full funding of Public Charter Schools the scholarships earned by Oklahoma students. The Chamber supports charter schools and education choices. Charter schools are public schools with CareerTech – Business and Industry public school students and are required to adhere Training to Oklahoma statutes regarding public schools. We The Oklahoma CareerTech system is acknowledged support creating high-quality charter schools and as one of the top systems in the nation. CareerTech enabling successful charter schools to grow. is a key ingredient in attracting industry to Oklahoma through its Training for Industry Program (TIP). The We support creating a solution to ensure all public Chamber supports enhancement of CareerTech schools are funded equitably, and specifically we programming and ongoing funding to assure that support creating a solution to address the facility training needs for new and existing industry are being needs of Oklahoma charter schools. met. Oklahoma School of Science and Career Readiness and Certification Mathematics The Chamber believes Oklahoma needs more of its workforce to have post-secondary education targeted The Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics toward the skills that are in demand and meet industry (OSSM) has consistently ranked among the nation's needs. top public high schools. Over half of OSSM graduates stay in Oklahoma, and 85 percent choose STEM • We support key scholarship programs: careers. The Chamber supports full funding of the Oklahoma Tuition Equalization Grants (OTEG), OSSM FY 2017 budget request. Oklahoma Tuition Aid Grants (OTAG)

School and Campus Safety • We support concurrent enrollment. The Chamber continues to oppose efforts that would allow firearms to be present on college and career These will help achieve the Complete College America tech campuses. The Chamber believes firearms should goals by enabling more students to enter college and not be part of life on campus. The Chamber opposes obtain a college degree. efforts to permit the carrying of weapons at early childhood, Pre-K through 12, college and career tech facilities. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

8 HEALTH CARE PRIORITIES

photo provided by Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation 2017 Health Care Priorities STATE ISSUES models designed to provide access to more efficient, less costly, higher-quality health care for the state’s Health Insurance high-risk and vulnerable aged, blind and disabled The Chamber supports: (ABD) population.

• Extending Health Insurance Coverage to More Research and Development Oklahomans The Chamber will support efforts to foster an environment that is conducive to further research The Chamber supports extending health and will oppose efforts to unreasonably restrict the insurance coverage to more Oklahoma continued development of the state’s bioscience and residents, through pursuit of all available funds, research programs. to cover the costs of uncompensated care that is currently shifted to employers and health care Mandates providers. The Chamber opposes new health insurance mandates and liability that will undermine an • Preserving and Broadening Insure Oklahoma employer’s ability to provide quality health insurance at reasonable cost to employees. The Chamber supports the State of Oklahoma’s efforts to work with the new presidential The Chamber further opposes new mandates being administration to preserve Insure Oklahoma placed on physicians, hospitals and providers that will through securing a multi-year waiver from the increase the cost of providing quality health care in federal government. The Chamber further Oklahoma. supports broadening Insure Oklahoma to provide health insurance coverage to more of Physician Shortage/Rural Access the state’s uninsured. The Chamber supports the following initiatives to address health care disparities: 1) incentivizing • Pursuing a Section 1332 Waiver the recruitment and retention of primary care The Chamber supports participating in state- physicians and allied health professionals in rural and level dialogue on obtaining a Section 1332 underserved areas; 2) expanding residency programs waivers (if available under the ACA) to ensure in the state’s medical schools and 3) developing high 2017 Public Policy Guide access for businesses to affordable health school programs to encourage medical careers. The insurance coverage. Chamber supports efforts to identify new funding streams dedicated to these initiatives. Care Coordination Model The Chamber also supports the expansion of The Chamber supports efforts by the Oklahoma Health technology platforms (such as telemedicine and Care Authority to implement “care coordination” 9 telehealth) to address the physician shortage and Local Control limited access to health care in rural Oklahoma. The Chamber supports legislation that would provide municipalities with local control over local issues such The Chamber will work with the state legislature, the as tobacco use and smoking. Oklahoma State Insurance Department and insurance carriers to participate in policy development to achieve Prevention of Disease provider network adequacy. The Chamber recognizes the detrimental impact of chronic and communicable diseases on the quality of Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust life for Oklahoma’s citizens and the severe economic (TSET) costs they impose on health care providers and The Chamber supports the constitutional provisions employers. Therefore, the Chamber will support of the Tobacco Settlement Endowment Trust (TSET) to efforts by the state’s elected officials and medical support the public health of Oklahomans. and research communities to develop avenues to successfully prevent and combat congenital, chronic,

Uncompensated Care Pool pandemic and communicable diseases. The Chamber supports adequate funding for the state’s uncompensated care pool which allows federally- Penalties for Sale of Over-the-Counter qualified health centers to be paid for providing quality Drugs health care to underserved Oklahomans. The Chamber will oppose measures that would limit access to the sale of legal over-the-counter products. Any Willing Provider The Chamber opposes “any willing provider” legislation Prescription Drug Abuse which would eliminate the incentive for medical The Chamber acknowledges prescription drug abuse providers to contract with managed care networks is a crisis facing Oklahoma and supports collaborative and, as a result, potentially frustrate efforts at cost efforts by stakeholders to address this issue that can and quality control and ultimately deny consumers the lead to death and negatively impact quality of life, benefits of cost-reducing arrangements with providers. health care costs and employers. Wellness/Oklahoma Health Improvement Plan FEDERAL ISSUES The Chamber supports state initiatives including The Chamber supports improving health care quality, wellness and disease prevention and care programs access and affordability without imposing new that serve to improve the physical, behavioral and mandates and/or taxes on business. Therefore, the mental health of Oklahoma citizens such as the Chamber opposes a single-payer government-run/ Oklahoma State Health Innovation Plan; the new five- public option or health care system with government year Oklahoma Health Improvement Plan supported mandates. through the State Department of Health; the Oklahoma City and Oklahoma County Wellness Now Plan; tobacco The Chamber believes that employers drive innovation prevention programs; studies of the potential health in health benefits and that market-driven health effects of e-cigarettes; public outreach initiatives; efforts reforms are the best approach to reducing costs while to address health disparities and workplace and school- promoting efficiency, wellness and quality of care. based wellness, health education and healthy eating programs.

Collaborating for BUSINESS The decisions made at the Capitol have far-reaching promote a business-friendly environment throughout impacts on all Oklahomans and Oklahoma business Greater Oklahoma City and the State of Oklahoma. owners. The Chamber recognizes that all businesses in the state should have the opportunity to grow and During the 2017 legislative session, the Chamber will succeed in a positive business climate. partner with the Tulsa Regional Chamber on a joint agenda. This agenda can be seen in its entirety at By collaborating with various partner organizations on www.okcchamber.com/legislative. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy issues, the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber can help 10 TRANSPORTATION PRIORITIES

2017 Transportation Priorities STATE ISSUES Program and, specifically, the following Oklahoma City-area projects: 1) the construction of a new turnpike Major Projects facility to link Interstates 40 and 44 (Turner Turnpike) The Chamber will advocate for full funding and timely in eastern Oklahoma County; and 2) the construction completion of work on major interchanges located of a new southwest extension of the existing Kilpatrick at Interstate 44/Broadway Extension and I-240/I-35 Turnpike between I-40 and State Highway 152/Airport (Crossroads), as well as the following major projects: Road. I-40 east of I-240, I-40 east of I-35 (Tinker Air Force Base); necessary improvements to State Highway 74 Ports of Entry (north of Lake Hefner Parkway); and expansion of I-40 The Chamber supports adequate annual state to six lanes (east of Choctaw Road Interchange). appropriations and staffing levels for the timely completion and effective use of weigh stations at Governor’s Bridge Improvement Plan Oklahoma’s ports of entry to ensure the protection The Chamber supports providing adequate annual of Oklahoma’s roads and bridges from unnecessary appropriations to implement Gov. Mary Fallin and the damage caused by overweight freight loads. Oklahoma Department of Transportation’s (ODOT) Bridge Improvement Plan to repair or replace all of State Transit Funding Oklahoma’s structurally deficient bridges on the state’s The Chamber supports protecting state revenues highway system by 2020. allocated into the State of Oklahoma’s Public Transit Revolving Fund to meet citizen demand for public ODOT Eight-Year Plan transit. The Chamber supports annual appropriations necessary to preserve and implement ODOT’s eight- Heartland Flyer year construction work plan. Further, the Chamber Passenger rail service is a key component of the will strongly oppose any effort to divert dedicated development of the Oklahoma City intermodal hub and transportation funding to other areas of government. the future development of commuter rail throughout the metropolitan area. The Chamber will work with To ensure funding is available to ODOT for the the congressional delegation, the Oklahoma State performance of critical project completion and Legislature, ODOT and the Association of Central maintenance work on the state’s transportation Oklahoma Governments (ACOG) to oppose efforts to 2017 Public Policy Guide system, the Chamber supports keeping the state’s reduce or eliminate state or federal funding received gasoline tax revenue whole. by Oklahoma to operate the Heartland Flyer Amtrak service to Fort Worth, Texas. Moreover, the Chamber Governor’s Turnpike Plan supports ongoing efforts by ODOT to negotiate with The Chamber supports Gov. Fallin and the Oklahoma the State of Texas and Amtrak to ensure Amtrak can Turnpike Authority’s “Driving Forward” Turnpike be maintained as the passenger rail carrier. 11 The Chamber supports continued dialogue on Intermodal Hub extending the Heartland Flyer Amtrak service to The Chamber will work with the City of Oklahoma Newton, Kansas—which would connect Oklahoma City City, ACOG, COTPA, ODOT and the state legislature to Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and other locations to ensure the continued viability of the intermodal hub on the Amtrak system. at the Santa Fe station that will effectively integrate various modes of transportation and enhance Oklahoma Rail Safety Improvements Plan economic development opportunities. The Chamber supports ODOT’s Rail Safety Improvements plan to address rail safety issues in The Chamber supports efforts to work with Oklahoma City and across the state. stakeholders to maximize alignment and development of future locally preferred alternatives for mass MUNICIPAL ISSUES transportation. Downtown Boulevard Direct Flights The Chamber will work with the congressional The Chamber supports the creation and increased delegation, the City of Oklahoma City and ODOT frequency of new non-stop airline flights to and from to ensure the timely completion of the Downtown Will Rogers World Airport to enhance the connectivity Boulevard. Significant delays in completing the of Oklahoma City to destinations across the country. Downtown Boulevard will impair access to downtown The Chamber will also work to protect existing non- and negatively impact current and future businesses stop flights. located along the proposed boulevard route and within the downtown core. Bus Service The Chamber supports greater frequency and Mass Transit/Commuter Rail expanded service hours for bus routes. The Chamber supports implementation of transit programs that will best serve central Oklahoma Parking including the Central Oklahoma Transit and Parking The Chamber supports continued construction of Authority (COTPA) 2005 Fixed Guideway Transit Study additional parking to allow continued economic and its following components: development downtown.

• Association of Central Oklahoma Government’s Alternative Transportation (ACOG) Regional Transit Dialogue Committees The Chamber supports increased construction of to identify regional transit alternatives/solutions sidewalks, trails and bike lanes. for central Oklahoma. FEDERAL ISSUES • ACOG’s Commuter Corridors Study recommendations to implement mitigation Federal Highway Trust Fund strategies for future congestion. The Chamber will work with our congressional delegation and ODOT to secure a permanent funding The Chamber further supports the development and solution for the Federal Highway Trust Fund (including implementation of a task force consisting of core mass transit programs). central Oklahoma cities working toward the goal of establishing a Regional Transit Authority (RTA) to The Chamber supports adequate funding levels to further plan and launch future regional transit services. properly maintain the national transportation system.

The Chamber will work with ACOG, municipal Bus Funding governments, ODOT and Class 1 railroads to conduct The Chamber supports continued increases in federal early-stage planning for introducing commuter bus and facilities funding levels represented within the rail service into from current FAST (Fixing America’s Surface Transportation) Norman, Edmond and Midwest City. Further planning Act, five-year transportation law. This should include consideration should be given to potential future discretionary bus funding being primarily needs-based. expansion of rail service to the Shawnee and Yukon areas. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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Disclaimer: All data in these charts are obtained from legislative, government and private sector sources. The data, information and estimations herein are not warranted as to accuracy and are presented as is and without warranty either expressed or implied. The purpose of this material is to inform. Further, the material is not intended to be and does not constitute an endorsement of any kind or as an official source. Interested persons should formulate their own opinions relative to the data, information and estimations herein or to any information related thereto. Oklahoma State Senate Senator Party District RIED OKC Senator Party District RIED OKC

Allen, Mark R 4 72% 73% Justice, Ron* R 23 100% 100+% Anderson, Patrick R 19 77% 62% Loveless, Kyle R 45 90% 90% Barrington, Don R 31 90% 90% Marlatt, Bryce R 27 100% 93% Bass, Randy D 32 54% 59% Matthews, Kevin D 11 67% 63% Bice, Stephanie R 22 100% 100% Mazzei, Mike R 25 77% 80% Bingman, Brian R 12 100% 93% Newberry, Dan R 37 85% 90% Boggs, Larry R 7 87% 80% Paddack, Susan D 13 87% 83% Brecheen, Josh R 6 67% 66% Pittman, Anastasia D 48 82% 80% Brooks, Corey R 43 87% 80% Quinn, Marty R 2 92% 90% Brown, Bill R 36 67% 83% Schulz, Mike R 38 100% 90% Crain, Brian R 39 95% 93% Sharp, Ron R 17 100% 100% Dahm, Nathan R 33 49% 63% Shaw, Wayne R 3 100% 80% David, Kim R 18 100% 100% Shortey, Ralph R 44 77% 76% Dossett, JJ D 34 74% 90% Silk, Joseph R 5 69% 76% Fields, Eddie R 10 100% 100% Simpson, Frank R 14 85% 86% Floyd, Kay* D 46 82% 85% Smalley, Jason R 28 82% 73% Ford, John R 29 100% 100% Sparks, John* D 16 77% 71% Fry, Jack R 42 77% 93% Standridge, Rob R 15 100% 83% Garrison, Earl** D 9 NG 44% Stanislawski, Gary R 35 95% 90% Griffin, A.J. R 20 95% 100% Sykes, Anthony R 24 51% 70% Halligan, Jim R 21 95% 100% Thompson, Roger R 8 100% 100% Holt, David R 30 90% 93% Treat, Greg R 47 79% 80% Jech, Darcy R 26 90% 93% Wyrick, Charles D 1 79% 80% Jolley, Clark* R 41 64% 84% Yen, Ervin R 40 100% 100% * = Five bonus points awarded if a legislator did not sign CCR to HB 3098 in committee. Therefore, a legislator receiving "100+%" would have received bonus points. ** = This senator was ill most of the session, therefore his scores likely doesn't reflect how he would have voted had he been present. NG = No grade 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

14 Oklahoma House of Representatives Representative Party District RIED OKC Representative Party District RIED OKC Banz, Gary* R 101 90% 81% McDaniel, Jeannie D 78 79% 90% Bennett, John R 2 74% 63% McDaniel, Randy R 83 95% 100% Biggs, Scott R 51 95% 80% McPeak, Jerry* D 13 21% 54% Billy, Lisa R 42 90% 80% Montgomery, John R 62 87% 60% Moore, Lewis R 96 77% 80% Brown, Mike D 4 67% 76% Morrissette, Rich- D 92 38% 64% Brumbaugh, David R 76 77% 73% ard* Caldwell, Chad R 40 77% 93% Mulready, Glen R 68 100% 100% Calvey, Kevin R 82 95% 100% Munson, Cyndi D 85 74% 90% Cannaday, Ed D 15 85% 90% Murdock, Casey R 61 95% 83% Casey, Dennis* R 35 95% 95% Murphey, Jason R 31 64% 70% Christian, Mike R 93 51% 79% Nelson, Jason* R 87 72% 57% Cleveland, Bobby R 20 85% 83% Newell, Tom R 28 95% 100% Cockroft, Josh R 27 87% 73% Nollan, Jadine R 66 100% 100% Condit, Donnie* D 18 92% 95% O'Donnell, Terry R 23 77% 100% Coody, Ann R 64 100% 80% Ortega, Charles R 52 79% 86% Coody, Jeff R 63 95% 80% Osborn, Leslie* R 47 85% 98% Cooksey, Marian R 39 95% 80% Ownbey, Pat R 48 100% 90% Cox, Doug R 5 82% 76% Park, Scooter R 65 100% 80% Denney, Lee R 33 85% 93% Perryman, David D 56 92% 63% Derby, David R 74 92% 80% Peterson, Pam R 67 82% 76% Dunlap, Travis R 10 95% 80% Pfeiffer, John R 38 95% 90% Dunnington, Jason D 88 69% 83% Proctor, Eric D 77 51% 60% Echols, Jon R 90 82% 93% Pruett, R. C.* D 19 95% 91% Enns, John** R 41 NG 37% Renegar, Brian D 17 69% 90% Faught, George R 14 79% 70% Ritze, Mike R 80 49% 46% Fisher, Dan R 60 67% 56% Roberts, Dustin R 21 95% 100% Fourkiller, William D 86 46% 62% Roberts, Sean R 36 85% 76% Goodwin, Regina D 73 51% 63% Rogers, Michael R 98 90% 83% Grau, Randy R 81 69% 69% Rousselot, Wade* D 12 59% 58% Griffith, Claudia D 45 82% 90% Russ, Todd R 55 95% 80% Hall, Elise R 100 95% 90% Sanders, Mike R 59 100% 73% Hardin, Tommy R 49 95% 70% Scott, Seneca D 72 59% 76% Henke, Katie R 71 95% 100% Sears, Earl* R 11 77% 91% Hickman, Jeffrey R 58 100% 86% Shelton, Mike D 97 46% 53% Hoskin, Chuck* D 6 51% 78% Sherrer, Ben* D 8 72% 85% Inman, Scott* D 94 72% 64% Shoemake, Jerry* D 16 74% 78% Johnson, Dennis R 50 100% 80% Stone, Shane D 89 64% 80% Jordan, John Paul R 43 79% 93% Strohm, Chuck R 69 72% 50% Joyner, Charlie R 95 79% 100% Tadlock, Johnny D 1 77% 76% Kannady, Chris R 91 79% 86% Thomsen, Todd R 25 100% 100% Kern, Sally R 84 67% 50% Vaughan, Steve R 37 100% 100% Kirby, Dan R 75 59% 86% Virgin, Emily D 44 64% 83% Kouplen, Steve D 24 79% 80% Walker, Ken R 70 82% 66% Leewright, James R 29 82% 83% Wallace, Kevin R 32 95% 93% 2017 Public Policy Guide Lepak, Mark R 9 100% 100% Watson, Weldon* R 79 100% 98% Lockhart, James D 3 51% 53% Wesselhoft, Paul R 54 82% 60% Loring, Ben D 7 87% 90% Williams, Cory D 34 51% 59% Martin, Scott R 46 100% 90% Wood, Justin R 26 95% 86% McBride, Mark R 53 90% 83% Wright, Harold* R 57 90% 100+% McCall, Charles R 22 72% 76% Young, George D 99 67% 63% McCullough, Mark R 30 90% 80% * = Five bonus points awarded on each vote if a legislator did not sign CCR to HJR 1009 and/or voted against HB 1619 in committee. Therefore, a legislator receiving "100+%" 15 would have received bonus points ** = This representative was ill most of the session, therefore his score likely doesn't reflect how he would have voted had he been present OKLAHOMA’S CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION Senator (R) Senator (R) (202) 224-4721 (202) 224-5754 (202) 228-0380 (fax) (202) 228-1015 (fax) 1900 Northwest Expressway, 1015 N Broadway Ave., Suite 310 Suite 1210 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 (405) 231-4941 (405) 608-4381 www.lankford.senate.gov (405) 608-4120 (fax) www.inhofe.senate.gov

UNITED STATES HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Congressman Congressman (R) (R) District 1 District 2 (202) 225-2211 (202) 225-2701 2448 E 81st St., Suite 5150 3109 Azalea Park Dr. 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) (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 Steve Russell (R) District 5 (202) 225-2132 4600 SE 29th St., Suite 400 Del City, OK 73115 (405) 602-3074 www.russell.house.gov 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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

Lt. Governor 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 The state is divided into nine Supreme Court judicial executive, legislative and judicial branches. The districts, with three judges elected every two years executive offices are elected to four-year terms, during the general elections. except for members of the Corporation Commission, who are elected to staggered six-year terms. Oklahoma’s bicameral legislature is composed of 48 State Senators and 101 State Representatives. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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Attorney General Department of Labor Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation The Honorable The Honorable Melissa McLawhorn Department 313 NE 21st Street Houston, Commissioner Secretary Deby Snodgrass Oklahoma City, OK 73105 3017 N Stiles, Suite 100 900 N Stiles Ave. (405) 521-3921 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73104 www.ok.gov/oag (405) 521-6100 (405) 230-8300 www.ok.gov/odol otrd.ok.gov/oktourism Auditor and Inspector The Honorable Gary Jones Department of Public Safety Secretary of State 2300 N Lincoln Blvd., Room 100 Michael Thompson, Commissioner Secretary Oklahoma City, OK 73105 3600 N Martin Luther King Ave. 2300 N Lincoln Blvd., Room 101 (405) 521-3495 Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 www.sai.ok.gov (405) 425-2424 (405) 521-3912 www.ok.gov/dps www.sos.ok.gov Corporation Commission The Honorable Department of Transportation State Treasurer The Honorable Secretary The Honorable Ken Miller The Honorable Mike Patterson, Executive Director 2300 N Lincoln Blvd., Room 217 2101 N Lincoln Blvd. 200 NE 21st St. Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73105-3204 (405) 521-3191 (405) 521-2211 (405) 522-8000 www.ok.gov/treasurer www.occ.state.ok.us www.ok.gov/odot Department of Agriculture, Employment Security Commission , Chairman Food and Forestry Richard McPherson, Executive M.C. Conners Building Jim Reese, Secretary and Director 2501 N Lincoln Blvd. Commissioner Will Rogers Memorial Bldg. Oklahoma City, OK 73194 2800 N Lincoln Blvd. 2401 N Lincoln Blvd., Room 502 (405) 521-3160 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 www.ok.gov/tax (405) 521-3864 (405) 557-7100 www.oda.state.ok.us www.ok.gov/oesc_web Water Resources Board Julie Cunningham, Interim Department of Commerce Insurance Department Executive Director Secretary Deby Snodgrass The Honorable John Doak 3800 N Classen Blvd. 900 N Stiles Ave. Five Corporate Plaza Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Oklahoma City, OK 73104 3625 NW 56th, Ste. 100 (405) 530-8800 (405) 815-6552 Oklahoma City, OK 73112-4511 www.owrb.ok.gov www.okcommerce.gov (405) 521-2828 www.ok.gov/oid Workers’ Compensation Court of Department of Education Existing Claims The Honorable Oklahoma Development Finance Denver Davison Building 2500 N Lincoln Blvd. Authority 1915 N Stiles Ave., Suite 127 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Michael D. Davis, President Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 521-3301 9220 N Kelley Ave. (405) 522-8600 www.ok.gov/sde Oklahoma City, OK 73131 www.owcc.state.ok.us (405) 848-9761 2017 Public Policy Guide Department of Health *names in bold are elected officials , Commissioner Oklahoma Secretary of Energy and 1000 NE 10th St. Environment Oklahoma City, OK 73117-1299 Secretary Michael Teague (405) 271-5600 204 N Robinson Ave., Suite 1010 www.ok.gov/health Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 522-7099 www.ee.ok.gov 19 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 Lt. Governor Todd Lamb Senator Mike Schulz Senator John Sparks State Capitol Building President of the Senate President Pro Tempore Democratic Leader 2300 N Lincoln Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK 73105

STATE SENATORS (10-COUNTY PARTNERSHIP REGION)

Bice, Stephanie (R-22) Dugger, Tom (R-21) Floyd, Kay (D-46) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Fry, Jack (R-42) Griffin, AJ (R-20) Holt, David (R-30) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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Jech, Darcy (R-26) Loveless, Kyle (R-45) McCourtney, Greg (R-13) Paxton, Lonnie (R-23) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Pittman, Anastasia (D-48) Pugh, Adam (R-41) Scott, Paul (R-43) Sharp, Ron (R-17) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Shortey, Ralph (R-44) Smalley, Jason (R-28) Sparks, John (D-16) Standridge, Rob (R-15) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 2017 Public Policy Guide

Sykes, Anthony (R-24) Treat, Greg (R-47) Yen, Ervin (R- 40) [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

21 OKLAHOMA STATE SENATE STATE SENATORS BY DISTRICT NUMBER

DISTRICT # SENATOR COUNTIES 1. (R) Craig, Delaware, Mayes, Ottawa 2. Marty Quinn (R) Mayes, Rogers 3. (R) Adair, Cherokee, Deleware, Mayes, Rogers 4. (R) LeFlore, Sequoyah 5. (R) Atoka, Choctaw, Le Flore, McCurtain, Pushmataha 6. (R) Atoka, Bryan, Coal, Johnston, Marshall 7. (R) Haskell, Hughes, Latimer, Okfuskee, Pittsburg 8. Roger Thompson (R) McIntosh, Muskogee, Okfuskee, Okmulgee 9. (R) Cherokee, Muskogee 10. (R) Kay, Osage 11. Kevin Matthews (D) Osage, Tulsa 12. (R) Creek, Tulsa 13. Greg McCourtney (R) Garvin, Hughes, Pontotoc, Pottawatomie, Seminole 14. Frank Simpson (R) Carter, Johnston, Love, Murray 15. (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma 16. John Sparks (D) Cleveland 17. (R) Oklahoma, Pottawatomie 18. (R) Cherokee, Mayes, Muskogee, Tulsa, Wagoner 19. (R) Alfalfa, Garfield, Grant, Kay 20. AJ Griffin (R) Kingfisher, Logan, Noble, Pawnee 21. Tom Dugger (R) Payne 22. (R) Canadian, Oklahoma 23. Lonnie Paxton (R) Canadian, Grady, Kingfisher 24. (R) Cleveland 25. (R) Tulsa 26. (R) Beckham, Blaine, Caddo, Custer, Kingfisher, Roger Mills 27. Bryce Marlatt (R) Beaver, Cimarron, Dewey, Ellis, Harper, Major, Texas, Woods, Woodward 28. (R) Lincoln, Pottawatomie, Seminole 29. (R) Nowata, Rogers, Washington 30. (R) Oklahoma 31. (R) Comanche, Cotton, Jefferson, Stephens, Tillman 32. Randy Bass (D) Comanche 33. (R) Tulsa 34. J.J. Dossett (D) Rogers, Tulsa 35. (R) Tulsa 36. Bill Brown (R) Tulsa, Wagoner 37. Dan Newberry (R) Tulsa 38. Mike Schulz (R) Custer, Greer, Harmon, Jackson, Kiowa, Washita 39. Dave Rader (R) Tulsa 40. (R) Oklahoma 41. (R) Oklahoma 42. (R) Oklahoma 43. Paul Scott (R) Garvin, Grady, McClain, Stephens 44. (R) Canadian, Oklahoma 45. Kyle Loveless (R) Canadian, Cleveland, Oklahoma 46. (D) Oklahoma 47. (R) Oklahoma 48. Anastasia Pittman (D) Oklahoma 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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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 Charles McCall 2300 N Lincoln Blvd. Speaker of the House Democratic Minority Leader Oklahoma City, OK 73105

STATE REPRESENTATIVES (10-COUNTY PARTNERSHIP REGION )

Babinec, Greg (R-33) [email protected] Baker, Rhonda (R-60) [email protected] Bennett, Forrest (D-92) [email protected] Biggs, Scott (R-51) [email protected] Calvey, Kevin (R-82) [email protected]

Casey, Dennis (R-35) [email protected] Cleveland, Bobby (R-20) [email protected] Cockroft, Josh (R-27) [email protected] Dollens, Mickey (D-93) [email protected] Downing, Tim (R-42) [email protected]

Dunnington, Jason (D-88) [email protected] Echols, Jon (R-90) [email protected] Enns, John (R-41) [email protected] Ford, Roger (R-95) [email protected] Griffith, Claudia (D-45) [email protected]

Hall, Elise (R-100) [email protected] Inman, Scott (D-94) [email protected] Jordan, John Paul (R-43) [email protected] Kannady, Chris (R-91) [email protected] Kerbs, Dell (R-26) [email protected] 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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Lowe, Jason (D-97) [email protected] Martin, Scott (R-46) [email protected] Martinez, Ryan (R-39) [email protected] McBride, Mark (R-53) [email protected] McCall, Charles (R-22) [email protected]

McDaniel, Randy (R-83) [email protected] Moore, Lewis (R-96) [email protected] Munson, Cyndi (D-85) [email protected] Murphy, Jason W. (R-31) OPEN SEAT [email protected] Open (HD-28)

Osborn, Leslie (R-47) [email protected] Osburn, Mike (R-81) [email protected] Park, Scooter (R-65) [email protected] Perryman, David (D-56) [email protected] Pfeiffer, John (R-38) [email protected]

Sanders, Mike (R-59) [email protected] Stone, Shane (D-89) [email protected] Teague, Tess (R-101) [email protected] Virgin, Emily (D-44) [email protected] Walke, Collin (D-87) [email protected]

Wallace, Kevin (R-32) [email protected] West, Kevin (R-54) [email protected] West, Tammy (R-84) [email protected] Williams, Cory (D-34) [email protected] Wright, Harold (R-57) [email protected]

Young, George (D-99) [email protected] 2017 Public Policy Guide

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District # Representative Counties District # Representative Counties District # Representative Counties

1. (D) LeFlore, McCurtain 30. (R) Creek, Tulsa 61. (R) Beaver, Cimarron, 2. John Bennett (R) Sequoyah 31. Jason W. Murphey (R) Logan, Oklahoma Ellis, Harper, Texas, 3. Rick West (R) LeFlore 32. Kevin Wallace (R) Lincoln, Logan Woodward 4. Matt Meredith (D) Cherokee 33. Greg Babinec (R) Logan, Payne 62. John Montgomery (R) Comanche 5. Josh West (R) Delaware, Mayes 34. Cory T. Williams (D) Payne 63. Jeff Coody (R) Comanche, Tillman 6. (D) Craig, Mayes, 35. Dennis Casey (R) Creek, Noble, 64. Randy Worthen (R) Comanche Rogers Osage, Pawnee, 65. Scooter Park (R) Caddo, Comanche, 7. (D) Delaware, Ottawa Payne Cotton, Grady, 8. (R) Mayes, Rogers, 36. Sean Roberts (R) Osage, Tulsa Stephens Wagoner 37. Steve Vaughan (R) Kay, Osage 66. (R) Osage, Tulsa 9. (R) Rogers 38. John Pfeiffer (R) Garfield, Grant, 67. Scott McEachin (R) Tulsa 10. Travis Dunlap (R) Nowata, Osage, Kay, Logan, Noble 68. (R) Creek, Tulsa Washington 39. Ryan Martinez (R) Oklahoma 69. Chuck Strohm (R) Tulsa 11. Earl Sears (R) Rogers, Tulsa, 40. (R) Garfield 70. Carol Bush (R) Tulsa Washington 41. John T. Enns (R) Canadian, 71. Katie Henke (R) Tulsa 12. Kevin McDugle (R) Wagoner Garfield, 72. (D) Tulsa 13. Avery Frix (R) McIntosh, Kingfisher, 73. (D) Osage, Tulsa Muskogee Oklahoma 74. David Derby (R) Rogers, Tulsa 14. (R) Cherokee, 42. Tim Downing (R) Garvin, McClain 75. Dan Kirby (R) Tulsa Muskogee 43. John Paul Jordan (R) Canadian 76. David Brumbaugh (R) Tulsa 15. Ed Cannaday (D) Haskell, 44. (D) Cleveland 77. Eric Proctor (D) Rogers, Tulsa LeFlore, 45. Claudia Griffith (D) Cleveland 78. (D) Tulsa McIntosh, 46. Scott Martin (R) Cleveland 79. Weldon Watson (R) Tulsa Muskogee, 47. (R) Canadian, Grady 80. Mike Ritze (R) Tulsa, Wagoner Pittsburg, 48. Pat Ownbey (R) Carter, Garvin, 81. (R) Oklahoma Sequoyah Murray 82. Kevin Calvey (R) Oklahoma 16. (R) Muskogee, 49. (R) Carter, Love, 83. Randy McDaniel (R) Oklahoma Okmulgee, Tulsa, Marshall 84. (R) Oklahoma Wagoner 50. Marcus McEntire (R) Jefferson, 85. (D) Oklahoma 17. Brian Renegar (D) Latimer, LeFlore, Stephens 86. William Fourkiller (D) Adair, Cherokee, Pittsburg 51. Scott Biggs (R) Grady, McClain, Delaware 18. Donnie Condit (D) Coal, Hughes, Stephens 87. (D) Oklahoma McIntosh, Pittsburg 52. Charles L. Ortega (R) Greer, Harmon, 88. Jason Dunnington (D) Oklahoma 19. J.J. Humphrey (R) Atoka, Bryan, Jackson, Kiowa 89. Shane Stone (D) Oklahoma Choctaw, 53. Mark McBride (R) Cleveland 90. (R) Cleveland, Pushmataha 54. Kevin West (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma 20. Bobby Cleveland (R) Cleveland, Oklahoma 91. (R) Cleveland Garvin, McClain, 55. (R) Beckham, Greer, 92. (D) Oklahoma Pottawotamie Kiowa, Roger Mills, 93. (D) Oklahoma 21. Dustin Roberts (R) Bryan Washita 94. Scott Inman (D) Oklahoma 22. Charles A. McCall (R) Atoka, Garvin, 56. David Perryman (D) Caddo, Grady, 95. Roger Ford (R) Oklahoma Johnston, Murray Kiowa 96. Lewis H. Moore (R) Oklahoma 23. Terry O’Donnell (R) Rogers ,Tulsa, 57. Harold Wright (R) Beckham, Blaine, 97. (D) Oklahoma Wagoner Caddo, Canadian, 98. Michael Rogers (R) Tulsa, Wagoner 24. Steve Kouplen (D) Hughes, Okfuskee, Custer 99. George Young (D) Oklahoma Okmulgee 58. Carl Newton (R) Alfalfa, Major, 100. (R) Oklahoma 25. (R) Pontotoc Woods, Woodward 101. Tess Teague (R) Oklahoma 26. Dale Kerbs (R) Pottawatomie 59. Mike Sanders (R) Blaine, Canadian, 27. Josh Cockroft (R) Cleveland, Dewey, Kingfisher, Pottawatomie Woodward 28. Open Pottawatomie, 60. (R) Caddo, Canadian Seminole

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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 David Hooten Rick Warren David Prater John Whetsel Forrest “Butch” County Assessor County Clerk Court Clerk District Attorney County Sheriff Freeman 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 201 N Shartel Ave. County Treasurer Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. (405) 713-1200 (405) 713-1540 (405) 713-1705 (405) 713-1600 (405) 713-1000 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1300 COUNTY AGENCIES Emergency Management Election Board Planning Commission 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 4201 N. Lincoln Blvd. 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1360 (405) 713-1515 (405) 713-1361 Employment Security Commission Health Department Public Defender 7401 NE 23rd St. 2600 NE 63rd 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73141 Oklahoma City, OK 73111 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1890 (405) 427-8651 (405) 713-1550 Engineering Juvenile Justice Purchasing 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. 5905 N Classen Court 320 Robert S. Kerr Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 713-1495 (405) 713-6400 (405) 713-1485

OKLAHOMA COUNTY GOVERNMENT the fourth Tuesday of August, and the general election is on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November. www.oklahomacounty.org The next Oklahoma County elections will be in 2018. The administrative body of Oklahoma County is the Board of County Commissioners, which was created by the YEAR 2018 . Oklahoma County, like all counties in RACES Districts 1 and 3, County Commissioner; Oklahoma, is divided into three districts. The districts are as County Assessor; District Attorney; equal in population as possible, numbered 1, 2 and 3, and County Treasurer subject to alteration by the Oklahoma Legislature not more Elections carried out by Oklahoma County than once every 10 years. One commissioner is elected Election Board from each district for a term of four years.

Elections are held every two years, beginning with a primary on the last Tuesday in June. The runoff is held on 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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James Greiner* 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) 297-2402 (405) 297-2402 Mayor 200 N Walker Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2424 (405) 297-3759 (fax)

David Greenwell Meg Salyer John A. Pettis, Jr.* Mark K. Stonecipher 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 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (405) 297-2569 (405) 297-2404 (405) 297-2569 (405) 297-2569

*indicates a ward that will be elected in 2017 OKLAHOMA CITY DEPARTMENTS Action Center City Attorney Finance / Procurement Municipal Courts Police Department 200 N Walker Ave. 200 N Walker Ave. 100 N Walker Ave. 700 Couch Dr. 700 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) 297-2361 (405) 297-1000

Airports City Auditor Fire Department Development Services Public Information Officer 7100 Terminal Dr. 200 N Walker Ave. 820 NW 5th St. 420 W Main St. 700 Colcord Dr. Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73106 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 73159 (405) 297-2624 (405) 297-3314 (405) 297-2972 (405) 297-1111 (405) 316-3200 City Clerk Licensing Parks and Recreation Water & Wastewater Utilities Central Oklahoma 200 N Walker Ave. 420 W Main St. 420 W Main St. 420 W Main St. Transportation and Parking Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Oklahoma City, OK 73102 Authority (405) 297-2391 (405) 297-2606 (405) 297-3882 (405) 297-2422 431 W Main St., Ste. B Oklahoma City, OK 73102 City Manager MAPS Trust Planning Department (405) 235-7275 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 Oklahoma City is governed by a council/manager system Primary elections are held the first Tuesday of March. The established by an amendment to the city charter in 1927. The general election is held the first Tuesday of April. The filing charter, adopted in 1916, originally called for a commission form period is neither more than 29 days nor less than 24 days before of government. The mayor and eight city council members are the primary election. Elections for the city wards are always held elected to four-year terms. In order to keep continuity within city in odd-numbered years, while the mayoral election is held in an government, half of the council is elected every two years. The even-numbered year. Elections for 2017 are as follows: city is divided into eight wards. The voters of each ward elect a council member to represent them, and the mayor is elected YEAR 2017 at large. The mayor and the council appoint a city manager to RACE Wards 1, 3, 4, 7 serve as the city’s chief administrative official. PRIMARY Feb. 14 GENERAL April 4 (if needed) Elections carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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Lynne Hardin Aurora Lora School Board Chair* Superintendent 900 N Klein, Rm. 220 OKCPS Administration Oklahoma City, OK Building 73106 900 N Klein Ave. (405) 361-4491 Oklahoma City, OK 73106 (405) 587-0448

SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS 900 N. Klein, Rm. 220 | Oklahoma City, OK 73106 | (405) 587-0444

Bob Hammack Justin Ellis Carrie Jacobs Paula Lewis Ruth Veales Gloria Torres Ron Millican District 1* District 2/Vice Chair* District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

*indicates a district that will be elected in 2017.

SENIOR STAFF Brandon Carey - Legal Counsel Dr. Teri Bell - Executive Director of Rebecca Kaye - Chief of Staff (405) 587-0350 Student Support Services (405) 587-0448 (405) 587-0409 Beth Harrison - Chief Scott Randall - Chief Operations Officer Communications Officer (405) 587-0185 (405) 587-NEWS

Jean Bostwick - Chief Financial Officer Lynn Barnes - Chief Academics Officer (405) 587-0184 (405) 587-0115

Janis Perrault - Chief Human Resources Brad Herzer - Interim Senior Executive Officer Director of PK-12 Schools (405) 587-0015 (405) 587-0049

OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT elections rotate by district on a four-year cycle. www.okcps.org Upcoming elections for the Oklahoma City School Board are as follows: 900 N. Klein Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73106 YEAR 2017 Oklahoma City School District, I-89, has eight elective RACES Chair, Districts school board officers that manage the fiscal matters of the 1 & 2 school district according to state statutes. There is one chairman (a new position as of 2001) elected district-wide PRIMARY February 14 and seven board members elected from geographical RUNOFF April 4 (if needed) districts. Board members serve four-year terms and Election carried out by Oklahoma County Election Board. 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

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Back row, left to right: Tom J. McDaniel; Steve Hahn; Percy Kirk; Bradley W. Krieger; Bruce Lawrence; and Roy H. Williams, CCE Front row, left to right: David E. Rainbolt; Carl E. Edwards; Teresa Rose Crook; Rhonda Hooper; J. Larry Nichols; Judy J. Hatfield, CCIM; ; John Hart; Not pictured: Clayton I. Bennett, Peter B. Delaney, Jenny Love Meyer

Rhonda Hooper John Hart Roy H. Williams, CCE Jordan Advertising Continental Resources Greater Oklahoma City Chamber Chair Treasurer President & CEO

David E. Rainbolt Bruce Lawrence BancFirst Corporation INTEGRIS Health Immediate Past Chair Corporate Secretary 2017 VICE CHAIRS Clayton I. Bennett Steve Hahn Bradley W. Krieger J. Larry Nichols Dorchester Capital AT&T Oklahoma Arvest Bank Corporation Strategic Planning Membership Government Relations Strategic Planning

Peter B. Delaney Judy J. Hatfield, CCIM Tom J. McDaniel Teresa Rose Crook Enable Midstream Partners Equity Commercial American Fidelity Foundation Oklahoma City Board Member Realty, LLC MAPS Development Community Foundation Forward Oklahoma City Military and Aerospace Talent and Education Jenny Love Meyer Carl E. Edwards Percy Kirk Love's Travel Stops and Natalie Shirley Price Edwards & Company Cox Communications Country Stores Oklahoma State University - Innovation and Bioscience Economic Development Marketing and Oklahoma City Communications Convention and Visitor Development 2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy

34 2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Clayton I. Bennett Gerald L. Gamble Michael F. Lauderdale Christopher P. Reen Dorchester Capital Gerald L. Gamble Co. McAfee & Taft Media Company James D. Bennett Jim R. Gebhart, FACHE Doug Lawler SandRidge Energy, Inc. Mercy Hospital Oklahoma Chesapeake Energy Teresa Rose Crook City Corporation Oklahoma City Community Dr. Don Betz Foundation University of Central David A. Hager Bruce Lawrence Oklahoma Devon Energy Corporation INTEGRIS Health Robert J. Ross Inasmuch Foundation / Ethics Beverly F. Binkowski Steve Hahn and Excellence in Journalism Blue Cross Blue Shield AT&T Oklahoma DL Dynamics Foundation of Oklahoma Fred J. Hall Aurora Lora Rodney J. Sailor David R. Carpenter Hall Capital Oklahoma City Public Schools Enable Midstream Partners American Fidelity Assurance David Hardy Jenny Love Meyer Company Meg Salyer UMB Bank Love’s Travel Stops & Country Accel Financial Staffing Richard H. Clements Stores, Inc. V. Burns Hargis Clements Foods Company - Jason R. Sanders, MD, MBA Oklahoma State University Edmund O. Martin Garden Club Ackerman McQueen, Inc. David Harlow Health Sciences Center Edward H. Cook BancFirst Commissioner Brian William P. Schonacher Michelle Coppedge Maughan John Hart IBC Bank Aeronautical Oklahoma County Continental Resources Center - FAA Natalie Shirley Tom J. McDaniel Judy J. Hatfield, CCIM Oklahoma State University - Luke R. Corbett American Fidelity Foundation Equity Commercial Realty, Oklahoma City The Honorable Mick Cornett LLC Frank A. McPherson W. Kent Shortridge City of Oklahoma City Frank A. McPherson Mark A. Helm Oklahoma Natural Gas Jim Couch Dolese Bros. Co. David J. Morgan Company City of Oklahoma City MidFirst Bank John D. Higginbotham Lee Allan Smith Peter B. Delaney Bank of Oklahoma Xavier Neira Oklahoma Events, LLC Enable Midstream Partners Manhattan Construction Joe Hodges Richard Tanenbaum Board Member Company SSM Health Care of Gardner Tanenbaum William E. Durrett Oklahoma J. Larry Nichols Holdings American Fidelity Devon Energy Corporation Dan Hogan David L. Thompson Assurance Company Dan Hogan Properties InvesTrust Wealth Carl E. Edwards IBC Bank (Retired) Management Rhonda Hooper Price Edwards & Company Jordan Advertising Ronald J. Norick William G. Thurman, M.D. Michael Emmelhainz, Norick Investment Stanley F. Hupfeld, FACHE Sean Trauschke The Boeing Company Company, LLC INTEGRIS Health OGE Energy Corp. Mohammad J. Farzaneh Tim O’Toole E. Carey Joullian, IV Tony J. Tyler Home Creations Oklahoma State Fair, Inc. Mustang Fuel Corporation Tyler Media Bob Funk, Jr. Stephen M. Prescott, M.D. Percy Kirk G. Rainey Williams, Jr. Prodigal Oklahoma Medical Research

Cox Communications Marco Capital Group ALP 2017 Public Policy Guide Foundation Robert A. Funk Bradley W. Krieger Roy H. Williams, CCE Express Employment Ford C. Price Arvest Bank Greater Oklahoma City Professionals Price Edwards & Company Chamber Michael S. Laird Mark W. Funke David E. Rainbolt Crowe & Dunlevy Bank SNB BancFirst Corporation Bill Lance The 35 BOARD OF ADVISORS / LEAD INVESTORS Board of Advisor member companies play a key leadership Lead Investor member companies demonstrate their role in the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. An annual commitment to Greater Oklahoma City by financing the investment of $3,000 or more qualifies a member company Chamber’s operations at significantly higher levels. An to be part of the Board of Advisors. They are invited to annual investment of $1,000 or more qualifies a member board meetings, board retreats and intercity visits. company to be a Lead Investor.

BOARD OF ADVISORS PLATINUM LEAD INVESTORS ($40,000 OR MORE) AT&T Oklahoma Devon Energy Corporation OGE Energy Corp. Oklahoma Natural Gas Steve Hahn J. Larry Nichols Sean Trauschke Company W. Kent Shortridge Chesapeake Energy Express Employment Oklahoma Industries Corporation Professionals Authority SandRidge Energy, Inc. Doug Lawler Robert A. Funk Catherine O’Connor James D. Bennett

BOARD OF ADVISORS GOLD LEAD INVESTORS ($10,000 TO $39,999) American Fidelity Enable Midstream Partners McBride Orthopedic Oklahoma Spine Hospital Assurance Company Brian Alford Hospital Kevin Blaylock William M. Cameron Mark Galliart GE Corporation Pratt & Whitney Arvest Bank Steven Kahne Mercy Hospital Oklahoma Robert Johnson Bradley W. Krieger City Google, Inc. Jim R. Gebhart, FACHE SSM Health Care of Bank of Oklahoma Andrew Silvestri Oklahoma John D. Higginbotham MidFirst Bank Joe Hodges Hall Capital G. Jeffrey Records, Jr. The Boeing Company Fred J. Hall SONIC, America’s Drive-In Michael Emmelhainz Newmark Grubb Levy J. Clifford Hudson IBC Bank Strange Beffort The Chickasaw Nation William P. Schonacher Mark Beffort Wal-Mart District Office of , Governor Public Affairs INTEGRIS Health OU Medical Center Josh Phair Clayco, Inc. Bruce Lawrence Charles L. Spicer, Jr. Robert G. Clark Williams JPMorganChase Bank, N.A. The Oklahoma Publishing Bob Purgason Continental Resources David A. Jackson Company Harold Hamm Love’s Travel Stops & Gary C. Pierson Dolese Bros. Co. Country Stores, Inc. Bill Schlittler Tom Love

BOARD OF ADVISORS SILVER LEAD INVESTORS ($5,000 TO $9,999) ADG, Inc. BancFirst Case & Associates EY Mike Mize David Harlow Kimberly L. Kirby Mark Wood ARL BioPharma, Inc. Bank of America Merrill Lynch Central Liquor Company B.D. Eddie Enterprises Dr. Thomas Kupiec Tony N. Shinn Bradley Z. Naifeh Clay T. Farha Ackerman McQueen, Inc. Bank SNB CompSource Mutual Insurance Fellers Snider Law Firm Edmund O. Martin Mark W. Funke Company Greg Castro Jason Clark Aetna Benham Design, LLC First Fidelity Bank Troy McClaren Brad Ezell, PE Cox Communications Lee Symcox Percy Kirk AllianceHealth Deaconess Blackburn Financial Group First Liberty Bank Devon Hyde Kyle Blackburn Crowe & Dunlevy Joey Root Michael S. Laird Anheuser-Busch Metal Blue Cross Blue Shield of Gardner Tanenbaum Holdings Container Corp. Oklahoma Cushman & Wakefield - Richard Tanenbaum Timothy A. Popp Beverly F. Binkowski Commercial Oklahoma Barry Murphy Grant Thornton LLP Associated Wholesale Grocers, Burns & McDonnell Rick McCune Inc. Josh Evans Dell USA, LP Steven A. Arnold Christopher Scully Great Plains Coca-Cola Bottling CMA Strategies, Inc. Co. BKD CPAs & Advisors Sharon Caldwell Dorchester Capital Rickey Truelove Todd Lisle Clayton I. Bennett CSAA Insurance Group Hobby Lobby

2017 Public Policy Guide 2017 Public Policy Cal Hankins David Green 36 Ideal Homes Mustang Fuel Corporation Oklahoma State Fair, Inc. Sheraton Oklahoma City Steve Shoemaker E. Carey Joullian, IV Tim O’Toole Downtown Hotel Keith Johnson Inasmuch Foundation Griffin Communications / Pepsi Beverages Company of Robert J. Ross NEWS 9 Oklahoma City The Skirvin Hilton David F. Griffin Virgil Turner Gerald Rappaport JE Dunn Construction Company Northrop Grumman The Professional Basketball Teleflora Trent Wachsnicht Richard J. Sullivan Club, LLC - Oklahoma City David Graham Thunder KPMG LLP OU Physicians Danny Barth Tinker Federal Credit Union Jamie Brickman Brian L. Maddy Michael D. Kloiber Prosperity Bank LSB Industries, Inc. Oklahoma Allergy & Asthma Jacque Fiegel UMB Bank Tony Shelby Clinic, Inc. David Hardy Scott B. Dennis, MHA PwC Le Norman Operating, LLC Gregg Cheshier UnitedHealthcare David D. LeNorman Oklahoma Blood Institute Daniel Somers John B. Armitage, M.D. Quad/Graphics, Inc. Lippert Bros., Inc. Mike Dehart University of Central Oklahoma D.E. “Rick” Lippert, Jr. Oklahoma City Community Dr. Don Betz Foundation Remington Park Racing Casino Lopez Foods, Inc. Dr. Nancy Anthony Scott Wells University of Oklahoma John P. Lopez Oklahoma City Firefighters Renaissance Waterford Malarkey Roofing Products Association, IAFF Local 157 Oklahoma City Hotel Valir Health Jay Kreft Scott VanHorn John D. Williams Tom Tucker Manhattan Construction Reserve National Veolia Company Robert Henry Andy Schallhorn Todd Lewis Xavier Neira Oklahoma Fidelity Bank - Riverwind Casino Wells Fargo Bank McAfee & Taft Corporate Office Kandi S. Link Cynthia M. Giles Richard Nix Jeff Ronen Schnake Turnbo Frank McGee Commercial Real Estate Oklahoma Heart Hospital Russ Florence Chris Reed John Harvey, M.D.

BOARD OF ADVISORS BRONZE LEAD INVESTORS ($3,000 TO $4,999)

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Mercy is glad to be part of this community’s continuing growth, and to help our neighbors find the health they need to make the most out of life. Here’s to a successful 2017.