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03/04/2010
Gumm Says Bill will Increase Opportunity to Attract Firearm Manufacturing Jobs to State Gumm Says Bill will Increase Opportunity to Attract Firearm Manufacturing Jobs to State release and audio: http://tinyurl.com/ybzfw5b
03/04/2010
Senate Approves Oklahoma Firearms Freedom Act Release Senate Approves Oklahoma Firearms Freedom Act release and audio: http://tinyurl.com/y8lthrm
03/03/2010
Commerce Announces New Small Employer Quality Jobs Company The Oklahoma Department of Commerce announced today that the following company has recently joined the Oklahoma Small Employer Quality Jobs Program. The information below includes:...
03/03/2010
Commerce Announces New Quality Jobs Companies for February 2010 The Oklahoma Department of Commerce announced today that 975 new jobs will be created by three new companies that joined the Oklahoma Quality Jobs Program in January. The information below includes:...
03/03/2010
House Passes Dorman Legislation to Keep Student Athletes Safe Legislation that would improve emergency medical assistance for student athletes was passed by the Oklahoma House of Representatives today.
03/03/2010
State of Oklahoma Internship Opportunities Now Available Online Applying for an internship with the state of Oklahoma just got easier with the new Office of Personnel Management?s (OPM) Carl Albert Public Internship Program (CAPIP) online application system. Prospective interns can visit http://CAPIP.OK.gov to use the new...
03/03/2010
Senate Advances Proposal to Enable Electronic Monitoring of Sex Offenders The state Senate on Wednesday approved legislation allowing Oklahoma law enforcement officials to electronically monitor the state?s most dangerous sex offenders.
03/03/2010
Bill to Increase Penalties for Assaulting Corrections Officers Heads to House The state Senate on Wednesday approved legislation increasing penalties for individuals who assault an employee of the Department of Corrections (DOC) or the Office of Juvenile Affairs (OJA). Senate Bill 2242, by Sen. Dan Newberry ,...
03/02/2010
Oklahoma CareerTech Students Spring into State Competitions Spring is the time of year when some 35,000 Oklahoma students involved in CareerTech student organizations head to state conferences. The ultimate goal is to qualify for national competitions.
03/02/2010
Flood Awareness Week, March 15-19, 2010 Flood Awareness Week: March 15-19, 2010 Anywhere it rains, it can flood. A flood is a general and temporary condition where two or more acres of normally dry land or two or more properties are inundated by water or mudflow. Many conditions can result in a flood: hurricanes,...
03/02/2010
Legislation to Keep Non-violent Moms out of Prison, with Family Passes House Legislation creating a pilot program that seeks to establish reentry and diversion programs to allow nonviolent offender mothers to receive community-based services in lieu of incarceration unanimously passed the House today.
03/02/2010
Legislation Expanding State Open Books Web Site Passes House Additional state expenditures in more detail will be available on the state?s transparency Web site if legislation unanimously passed by the House today becomes law.
03/02/2010
House Passes Legislation Setting Alternative Energy Goals for Oklahoma Legislation seeking to boost Oklahoma?s alternative energy usage, especially locally-produced natural gas and wind, overwhelmingly passed the House today.
03/02/2010
Tax Credit Transparency Measure Advances Oklahomans will be able to track how tax credits are used in Oklahoma under legislation that cleared the House floor today.
03/02/2010
Legislation Requiring an Ultrasound Prior to Abortion Passes House Pro-life legislation further defending the unborn child passed the House today.
03/02/2010
New Appliances May Qualify for Rebate If you are tired of looking at the avocado green refrigerator in your kitchen, now is the time to replace it with a new ENERGY STAR model.
03/02/2010
Insurance Department Measure Passes Senate The Senate approved legislation Tuesday that would save the state millions of dollars each year. Senate Bill 1658, by Sen. David Myers , would make the State Insurance Department a non-appropriated agency.
03/02/2010
Bill to Provide Schools with Spending Flexibility Heads to House The Senate approved a bill Tuesday which would help give local school districts more flexibility in their spending. Senate Bill 1784, by Sen. Gary Stanislawski , would allow them to use state textbook allocations for instructional...
03/01/2010
Legislation Allowing WIC Fund Usage at Farmers Markets Advances Legislation allowing mothers to use their federal nutrition program funds at farmers? markets unanimously passed the House today.
03/01/2010
Legislation Reforming the States Workers Compensation System Passes House Legislation seeking to further protect injured Oklahoma workers while also bringing workers? compensation costs under control passed the House today.
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