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1 TULSACHAMBER.COM 2014 LEGISLATIVE AGENDA & POLITICAL DIRECTORY LEGISLATIVE BENEFACTORS #TULSACHAMBER

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3 Political Directory LEGISLATIVE SUCCESS Regional Prosperity Political progress through legislative advocacy Wade Edmundson Chair, Board of Directors Tulsa Regional Chamber CEO, Oklahoma Commerce Bank Regional prosperity is a term we use often at the Tulsa Regional Chamber. Almost like the latest buzzword, this all-encompassing term pops up often in our daily discussions. It reflects our underlying mission to move the Tulsa metro forward. We want to see our community succeed, grow and be the best it can be. To that end, we pursue a number of initiatives, programs and strategies to achieve this overall mission. From education and workforce to business retention and expansion there are many ways we work to progress the region. One of those programs is focused on government affairs, and being a part of the legislative decisions made at the local, state and federal level that will ultimately impact our community. We pursue legislative advocacy as a strategy because we want to see pro business legislation that helps build the economy, increase our quality of life and allow us to reach our ultimate goal: regional prosperity. The OneVoice agenda has been the primary advocacy tool utilized by the Chamber and its growing number of partners to communicate top-priority issues to state and federal lawmakers since Our successes are an ongoing testament to what is possible through collaboration, discussion and positive leadership through advocacy REGIONAL LEGISLATIVE AGENDA Richard Boone Vice Chair, Government Affairs Tulsa Regional Chamber President St. John Medical Center Foundation In 2013, some successes include: Increased education funding Approval of $13 million in funding for the OSU Medical Center Transformational reforms to the state's workers compensation system The preservation of economic development tools including the Quality Events Act, the Quick Action Closing Fund, Quality Jobs and Pooled Finance These top-priority issues will allow the Tulsa region to continue on its forward path toward regional prosperity, enhancing business growth and quality of life for the Tulsa metro. This year, the OneVoice Regional Legislative Agenda received more than 60 endorsements from community and civic organizations, chambers of commerce and regional partners. Top issues include: Michael S. Neal, CCE, CCD President and CEO Tulsa Regional Chamber Increased education funding Preservation of Insure Oklahoma OK POP Museum Quick Action Closing Fund Annual appropriations to support the OSU Medical Center Stay informed on the progress of these issues, and many more, by subscribing to the Chamber s Legislative Update s. Sent each Friday during session, these e-newsletters include helpful links, bill tracking and notification on OneVoice priorities, and are a free benefit to our Chamber members. Or, follow the Chamber on Facebook and for the latest news from the region s largest business organization. Ready to get involved in our advocacy efforts? Attend an event, such as the Tulsa Regional Day at the Capitol on March 26 or the Tulsa Regional D.C. Fly-In April 6 9. Visit TulsaChamber. com to register. Your participation increases the strength of our unified voice, and ensures that regional prosperity becomes a reality. PAGE 2 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY

4 OneVoice Legislative Agenda 2014 STATE PRIORITIES OneVoice Legislative Agenda 2014 STATE PRIORITIES OneVoice Legislative Agenda 2014 STATE PRIORITIES PRESERVE AND INCREASE EDUCATION FUNDING Preserve existing funding and appropriate additional funds for education at all levels to: Address increased enrollment and fully implement critical K-12 reforms (Reading Sufficiency Act, end-of-instruction interventions, Teacher Leader Effectiveness, competitive teacher salaries, extended instructional hours, statewide STEM initiatives and Common Core State Standards); Provide for additional training needs of business and industry through Career Tech ($16 million); and Achieve the Governor s Complete College America initiative to increase graduation rates. SUPPORT AN ANNUAL APPROPRIATION FOR OSU MEDICAL CENTER Support a continuing annual appropriation of $18.25 million for OSU Medical Center to assure its ability to attract and retain a health system partner to stabilize its operations. PRESERVE AND EXPAND INSURE OKLAHOMA SUPPORT THE BUILDING OF THE GILCREASE EXPRESSWAY AND BRIDGE Support the building of the Gilcrease Expressway and Bridge through any funding mechanism available in order to expedite this long-overdue transportation system; a partnership with the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority, Tulsa County, and the Oklahoma Department of Transportation is strongly encouraged. MUNICIPAL REVENUE DIVERSIFICATION Support legislative action to preserve, expand, and diversify sources of revenue available to municipalities. Key initiatives in this effort include ensuring a level playing field between community retailers and remote/ internet sellers in the collection of sales taxes, reducing the fee the Oklahoma Tax Commission charges municipalities and counties for collecting sales taxes to cover only the cost of collecting said taxes, and increasing the state apportionment for municipal roads and bridges. FEASIBILITY STUDY ON A NEW SOUTH TULSA COUNTY BRIDGE Support a feasibility study by the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority on a new South Tulsa County bridge. A new configuration which avoids a connection to Yale Avenue on the north will mean significant transportation, economic development, and public safety benefits to the residents of Tulsa, Bixby, Jenks, Glenpool, and unincorporated Tulsa County, while preventing a heavy burden on the City of Tulsa s infrastructure, providing separation from nearby neighborhoods, and preserving the integrity of Cousins Park. RETURN OCAST FUNDING TO PRE- RECESSION LEVELS Support the increase of the OCAST annual budget to a minimum of $24 million. Increased and stable funding for OCAST will assist Oklahoma in two vital areas: (1) research and development funding for businesses & universities, and (2) two- and four-year college internship opportunities. Additional funding will allow Oklahoma communities to attract and retain highquality STEM businesses and critical college talent, which will encourage growth and expansion in these target industries. OKLAHOMA QUICK ACTION CLOSING FUND Increase funding for the Oklahoma Quick Action Closing Fund to a level that allows Oklahoma to be competitive with surrounding states. Greater funding for this economic development tool will assist in attracting high quality jobs and industry to the state, increasing the economic opportunity and quality of life for Oklahoma residents. Support the preservation and expansion of Insure Oklahoma to extend health insurance coverage to uninsured residents and cover the costs of uncompensated care that are currently shifted to employers, health care providers and individual policy holders. Use of all available employer, state, and federal funds is crucial to the continuation and implementation a successful program. SUPPORT A STATE BOND ISSUE FOR THE OKLAHOMA MUSEUM OF POPULAR CULTURE (OKPOP) Support a state bond issue for capital investment in the Oklahoma Historical Society s planned Oklahoma Museum of Popular Culture to maximize private monetary and land donations. ADDRESS THE PHYSICIAN SHORTAGE IN OKLAHOMA Address the physician shortage in Oklahoma through the following initiatives: Funding for the expansion of OU and OSU medical school class size in Tulsa; Funding for additional FQHC primary care residency training positions using the Teaching Health Center model; Funding of the Rural Residency Program, to also include rural FQHCs at $3 million; and Funding for expanded loan repayment programs to incentivize physicians to locate in rural and underserved areas through TSET and other funding sources. PAGE 4 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 5

5 OneVoice Legislative Agenda 2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES OneVoice Legislative Agenda 2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES OneVoice Legislative Agenda 2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES ARKANSAS RIVER CORRIDOR PROJECT Support efforts to expedite the implementation of the Arkansas River Corridor Project for river infrastructure improvements. Allow federal match credit to be accrued for state and local expenditures in order to advance construction activity while preserving the Tulsa region s access to future federal funding for this federally authorized project. MCCLELLAN-KERR ARKANSAS RIVER NAVIGATION SYSTEM Support increased appropriations for the McClellan- Kerr Arkansas River Navigation System to overcome $100 million in critical maintenance backlog projects which, per definition of the Corps of Engineers, have a greater than 50 percent chance of failure within the next five years. A single failure threatens to shut down the full navigational system causing severe economic hardship for the businesses and consumers in Oklahoma who rely on the system. The economic impact to Oklahoma s economy from such a shutdown is estimated to be $2 million per day. GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION Support continued and expanded funding for Graduate Medical Education/Residency Programs through the following efforts: New and existing public funding for expansion of community-based primary care residency programs including Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs); Expansion of the Teaching Health Center model at Oklahoma FQHCs, Indian Health Services, and medical schools serving rural, uninsured, and underserved populations; and Reallocation of unused residency slots from other states to Oklahoma hospitals and Teaching Health Centers. REAUTHORIZATION OF FEDERAL SURFACE TRANSPORTATION FUNDING (MAP-21) Support the reauthorization of federal surface transportation programs (MAP-21), including measures to permanently and adequately fund the Highway Trust Fund and continued flexibility for a coordinated local and state-based decision making process. Of key importance are the following regional highpriority projects: reconstruction of I-244; widening of I-44 east to the Will Rogers Turnpike; expansion of U.S. 169 to six lanes north to State Highway 20; construction of a four-lane Port Road on Highway 266 from U.S. 169 to the Port of Catoosa and from the Port of Catoosa to I-44; expansion of US-75 to six lanes from State Highway to State Highway 67; and the implementation of high-priority transit corridors. REAUTHORIZATION OF THE WATER RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT ACT Support passage of the Water Resources Development Act (WRDA), including amendments offered by the Oklahoma delegation addressing key needs in our region and its efforts to streamline the review process. Of particular concern are: Sct would authorize the Corps of Engineers to allow non-federal sponsors to conduct feasibility studies for WRDA-authorized projects, like the Arkansas River Corridor Development Project; Amdt. 867 would authorize a partnership between the stakeholders and the Corps of Engineers to make repairs to navigation infrastructure in the event of an emergency; Amdt. 797 provides for a land exchange between the Corps of Engineers and the Port of Catoosa enabling Port operations to expand and attract industrial growth to the region; and Addressing infrastructure needs with Tulsa's aging levee system, which if one fails would be catastrophic for homeowners, 2 nationally strategic oil refineries, and multiple industries currently protected by levee system. MARKETPLACE FAIRNESS ACT Support fair and equal treatment of local businesses through passage of the Main Street/Marketplace Fairness Act, allowing the collection of sales/use tax already owed from online sales and preventing the further erosion of our local merchants competitiveness. Support provisions within the legislation that will provide fairness and clarity to service providers involved in digital-era and technology-era fields. PASSENGER RAIL BETWEEN TULSA AND OKLAHOMA CITY Support the development of passenger rail between Tulsa and Oklahoma City, including both high speed and conventional service. Establishing rail service between Oklahoma s two main cities will greatly enhance connectivity throughout the region and serve as an economic catalyst providing greater access to tourist attractions and destinations. TULSA AIR NATIONAL GUARD BASE FUEL STORAGE FACILITY Support funding the construction of a $17 million fuel storage facility at the Tulsa Air National Guard Base to retain the current mission and posture for the next generation fighter aircraft. With an annual budget of $80 million, the base employs 1,200 guardsmen and plays a key role in the continued vibrancy of the Tulsa region's aerospace community. Construction of an on-site fuel storage facility is vital to maintaining the current mission and capturing future missions. FEDERAL TAX EXEMPTION ON STATE AND LOCAL BONDS Oppose efforts to eliminate or cap the federal tax exemption given to earnings from state and local bonds. The tax exempt status help stimulates the economy by creating jobs and infrastructure projects, and allows states and municipalities to maintain their aging infrastructure. Efforts to eliminate or cap the federal tax exemption given to the earnings from those bonds is short sighted, ignoring the public benefit of the exemption, and should be opposed. STATE REGULATION OF OIL AND GAS OPERATIONS Support state-level regulation of oil and gas operations, particularly hydraulic fracturing, horizontal drilling, and produced water disposal. Recent advances in conventional technologies have been combined to significantly increase oil and gas production and reduce dependence on foreign sources of energy. Effective regulation, which enhances economic activity and public safety, must be comprehensible and enforceable at the individual drill site location. Because of this, these activities are best regulated at the state level. Washington-based regulation that is either one-size-fits-all, or worse, attempts to encompass all operations, circumstances, and locations would not be effective and would damage the state economy and national energy security. 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6 OneVoice 2014 ENDORSEMENTS Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 STATE PRIORITIES 2014 OneVoice Endorsements CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Bixby Metro Chamber of Commerce Broken Arrow Chamber of Commerce Catoosa Chamber of Commerce Claremore Chamber of Commerce Collinsville Chamber of Commerce Coweta Chamber of Commerce Glenpool Chamber of Commerce Greenwood Chamber of Commerce Indo-American Chamber of Commerce Jenks Chamber of Commerce Muskogee Chamber of Commerce Owasso Chamber of Commerce Southwest Tulsa Chamber of Commerce Sand Springs Area Chamber of Commerce Sapulpa Chamber of Commerce Skiatook Chamber of Commerce Tulsa Hispanic Chamber Tulsa Regional Chamber ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS: Tulsa's Future Broken Arrow Economic Development Corporation Tulsa Economic Development Commission Port of Catoosa Tulsa Area Partnership Port of Muskogee Okmulgee Area Development Corporation Sand Springs Economic Development Authority Sand Springs Planning Commission Metro Tulsa Hotel and Lodging Association Tulsa Small Business Council TYPros Leadership Team MUNICIPALITIES: City of Bixby City of Broken Arrow City of Claremore City of Collinsville City of Glenpool City of Jenks City of Owasso City of Sand Springs City of Sapulpa City of Skiatook Town of Sperry City of Tulsa CTAG INCOG This list reflects endorsements received at the time of print. Additional endorsements are likely. To request the most up-to-date list, contact our staff at COUNTIES: Tulsa County Rogers County Creek County Wagoner County EDUCATION ENTITIES: Bixby Public School District Jenks Public School District Langston University Northeastern State University Oklahoma State University - Tulsa Owasso Public School District Rogers State University Sand Springs School District Sapulpa Public School District Tulsa Community College Tulsa Public School District Tulsa Tech Center Union Public School District University of Oklahoma - Tulsa OSU Center for Health Sciences Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 STATE PRIORITIES OU TISDALE SPECIALTY CLINIC Ensure that the annual appropriation of $3 million for the Tisdale Specialty Clinic continues to be included in the University Hospital Authority s annual funding. NSU OPTOMETRIC PROGRAM Secure $500,000 for equipment funding and $675,000 of new annual funding for Optometric Vision Care as a part of the services addressing Tulsa s uninsured, under served and regional referral system. DEFEND TRANSPORTATION FUNDING Defend all existing road funding, prevent any diversion of monies and support increased funding for transportation by developing an adequate and comprehensive funding strategy to broaden the sources of funds and increase the total amount going to transportation statewide. Support moving the remaining 25 percent of motor vehicle fees, which currently go into the state general revenue fund, to transportation priority areas including state highways, city and county roads and bridges, and public transit. CNG/LNG REFUELING INFRASTRUCTURE Provide access to CNG/LNG fueling stations, which is critical to increasing the use of CNG/LNG as a transportation fuel. Greater use of CNG/LNG as a transportation fuel will be an economic driver for our region, help Oklahoma become more energy independent, and improve regional air quality. DEFEND EFFECTIVE TAX INCENTIVES Support tax credits, exemptions and incentives that provide an economic return to the state of Oklahoma and maintain our state s competitiveness in business attraction and retention. Oklahoma s incentives should be regularly evaluated through a review of what other states offer and their overall impact on citizens of the state, with ineffective incentives being eliminated. SUPPORT FULL IMPLEMENTATION OF COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS Support the full funding and implementation statewide of highly-rigorous, nationallybenchmarked state academic standards. Oklahoma s students must be prepared to compete on a national and international level; preparing them to meet this standard requires that they be measured by, and held to, a rigorous bar which reflects the job market they will face. INCREASE THE STATE S RENEWABLE ENERGY GOAL Support increasing Oklahoma s non-binding renewable energy goal from 15 percent, established in 2010, to 20 percent by Oklahoma has nearly attained its initial goal of 15 percent by Raising the goal to 20 percent will increase Oklahoma's energy independence by utilizing our PAGE 8 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 9

7 Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 STATE PRIORITIES Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES most abundant natural resources, diversifying our energy portfolio, providing low-cost power, reducing water consumption, and encouraging new investment and economic activity in engineering, construction, and operations. SUPPORT EDUCATION INNOVATION Support encouraging education innovation and effectiveness by funding grants to local districts for pilot programs that test creative approaches in providing a 21st century education. Reducing the state s unfunded pension liability is of utmost importance to the state s continued financial viability and economic well-being. SUPPORT THE SPONSORSHIP OF STRONG CHARTER SCHOOLS Support the creation of a statewide charter school sponsorship organization that facilitates increased charter school access and availability, while requiring high academic achievement standards for sponsorship renewal and reauthorization. SUPPORT STATE PENSION REFORM Support the creation of defined contribution retirement plans for newly hired state employees, as well as the reform in the administration of the state s seven pension plans in order to reduce overhead costs, increase the financial expertise of those serving on boards, and provide fair representation to the parties who contribute to and are the beneficiary of the plans. SUPPORT UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE REFORM Support legislative and administrative changes to Oklahoma s unemployment insurance system which will reduce the number of unwarranted claims and unnecessary costs to employers, and ensure benefits are utilized exclusively for their intended original purpose to benefit persons unemployed through no fault of their own. PAGE 10 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY

8 Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 STATE PRIORITIES Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES Tulsa Regional Chamber 2014 FEDERAL PRIORITIES SUPPORT REAUTHORIZATION OF THE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT (WIA) Support the reauthorization of the Workforce Investment Act, maintaining the program s employerdriven focus. Other priorities for the reauthorization include increased funding for demand-driven training; increased flexibility for local Workforce Investment Boards to set local targets for individuals served; expansion of funding opportunities for on the job training (OJT); funding for employer outreach regarding services; greater flexibility to provide training to up-skill incumbent workers; and modification of the funding formula to include consideration of the number of job openings in addition to the unemployment rate. MAINTAIN BROWNFIELDS FUNDING Encourage Congress to maintain current funding levels for the EPA's Brownfields program. Federal funding for rehabilitating Brownfields sites is vital for Oklahoma s communities to address core environmental challenges, and reopen land for successful economic development and growth. sequestration, especially those within the Department of Defense budget, in a more targeted manner. As one of Oklahoma s largest employment sectors, the defense and aerospace industries are crucial to the state and Tulsa region s future economic success. The cuts to defense spending resulting from sequestration pose a serious threat to national security and the state s economic well-being. ACCELERATE FEDERAL PERMITTING Support efforts to accelerate federal permitting for projects necessary to achieve domestic energy independence. Legislative and administrative efforts should focus on approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline, streamlining the process for FERC approval of Liquefied Natural Gas Terminals and permitting of U.S. Petrochemical projects that make fertilizer, polyethylene and other natural gas derived products. These projects would create a boom in the U.S. domestic economy, support job creation, strengthen our trade balance, and increase product security and price stability on a global scale. SUPPORT A RETURN OF CONGRESS BUDGETARY AUTHORITY Support a return of Congress s Constitutionallymandated budgetary and fiduciary oversight responsibility by permitting the direct allocation of funds for specific projects. SUPPORT MOVING THE PAGE BELCHER COURTHOUSE Support the relocation of the Page Belcher Federal Courthouse. As outlined in the City of Tulsa Downtown Master Plan, the relocation of the Page Belcher building is integral to the continued development of downtown and will provide access to high-value mixed use residential, retail, and hotel to support the adjacent BOK Center and Cox Business Center. when the Administration and Congress are struggling to meet the current energy needs of the American economy, any change in policy that will increase costs and reduce the capital available to create jobs and expand vital infrastructure would be detrimental to domestically produced energy. Emerging as a national hub of MLP activity, Tulsa is headquarters to several of the energy industry s pipeline, oil and gas production, and mining MLPs. SUPPORT REAUTHORIZATION OF THE ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCATION ACT Support the reauthorization of the Elementary Secondary Education Act (ESEA) to fully fund federal mandates. REQUIRE COST/BENEFIT ANALYSIS FOR FEDERAL RULES Encourage and support members of Congress to restrict federal rulemaking authority by requiring a standardized, comprehensive, and cumulative cost/ benefit analysis of the total economic impact of rules, including the effect on jobs, electricity rates and reliability, gasoline prices, energy-intensive manufacturing, small businesses, housing market, power plant closures, agriculture, and state and local governments. The regulating entity should perform the cost/benefit analysis along a standard process which should then be reviewed by at least one independent agency. REDIRECT SEQUESTRATION CUTS Support efforts to redirect cuts implemented through SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION REFORM Support federal measures to secure borders, establish reasonable and efficient visa policies and procedures, and comprehensive reform at the federal level that recognizes the need for essential workers so the U.S. can continue to attract the best and brightest talent from around the world. SUPPORT COMPREHENSIVE FEDERAL TAX REFORM Support comprehensive federal tax reform that will lower the cost of doing business and administrative burden faced by small businesses in the United States. SUPPORT A BALANCED SOLUTION TO OUR NATIONAL DEBT Support a comprehensive plan to address our national debt and deficit. Addressing these systemic challenges is vital for the financial sustainability and security of our nation s economy. PRESERVE THE MASTER LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS TAX STRUCTURE Preserve and promote the continuation of Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) during federal tax reform deliberations. Energy MLPs are key investors in today s natural resources and energy infrastructure. At a time SUPPORT FUNDING FOR PERKINS CAREER TECH EDUCATION STATE GRANTS Support a $1.1 billion funding level for Perkins Career Tech Education state grants in the 2014 appropriations bill. PAGE 12 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 13

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10 Political Directory CONTACT AND ELECTION INFO Political Directory CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION Contact Information United States Senators Tulsa Regional Chamber... (918) State of Oklahoma... (800) City of Tulsa... (918) Tulsa County... (918) State Democratic Headquarters... (405) Tulsa Democratic Headquarters.... (918) State Republican Headquarters... (405) Tulsa Republican Headquarters... (918) Federal Information Center.... (800) Oklahoma Ethics Commission... (405) Oklahoma Prosperity Project... Tulsa County Election Board... (918) Jim Inhofe (R) of Tulsa 205 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C Phone: (202) Fax: (202) Web: *Please use the above Web address to contact the Senator through . State Offices: 1924 S. Utica, Ste. 530 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) N.W. Expressway, Ste Oklahoma City, OK 738 Phone: (405) Fax: (405) E. Choctaw, Ste. 106 McAlester, OK Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) Tom Coburn (R) of Muskogee Term Expires: 1/ Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C Phone: (202) Fax: (202) Web: *Please use the above Web address to contact the Senator through . State Offices: 1800 S. Baltimore Avenue Ste. 800 Tulsa, OK 749 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) N. Broadway, Ste Oklahoma City, OK Phone: (405) Fax: (405) Tulsa County Municipal Election Information February 3 5, Municipal Filing BIX/CO/OW/SS February, Annual School Election 302 N. Independence, Ste. 104 Enid, OK Phone: (580) Fax: (580) Oklahoma Congressional Districts Elections Oklahoma Congressional Districts March 4, Municipal Primary Election CO/OW/SS April 1, Municipal General Election BIX/CO/OW/SS April 9, State and County Filing Cimarron Texas Beaver Harper Woods Alfalfa Grant Kay Osage Washington Nowata Craig Ottawa April 14 16, City of Tulsa Filing June 24, State and County Primary June 24, City of Tulsa Primary (IF NEEDED) LEGEND Congressional Districts 1 Ellis Woodward Dewey Major Blaine 3 Kingfisher Garfield Logan Noble Payne Pawnee Creek 1 Tulsa Rogers Wagoner Mayes Cherokee Delaware Adair August 26, State and County Runoff August 26, City of Tulsa Runoff (IF NEEDED) November 4, State and County General Election November 4, City of Tulsa General Election December 1 3, School Filing Counties Harmon Roger Mills Beckham Greer Jackson Custer Washita Kiowa Caddo Comanche Canadian Grady 4 Oklahoma McClain Cleveland Garvin 5 Lincoln Pottawatomie Seminole c Pontoto Okfuskee Hughes Coal Okmulgee McIntosh Pittsburg 2 Muskogee Latimer Haskell Sequoyah Le Flore Tillman Cotton Stephens Carter Murray Johnston Atoka Pushmataha Jefferson Love Marshall Bryan Choctaw McCurtain PAGE 16 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE Miles

11 Political Directory CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION Political Directory STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS United States Representatives State Elected Officials Jim Bridenstine District 1 (R) 216 Cannon House Office Building Washington, DC Phone: (202) Web: bridenstine.house.gov *Please use the above Web address to contact the Congressman through . State Office: 2448 E. 81st., Suite 5150 Tulsa, OK Markwayne Mullin District 2 (R) 13 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC Phone: (202) Web: mullin.house.gov *Please use the above Web address to contact the Congressman through . State Offices: Muskogee Office 431 West Broadway Muskogee, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Claremore Office 104 South Muskogee Claremore, OK Frank Lucas District 3 (R) 23 Rayburn House Office Building Washington, D.C Phone: (202) ; Fax: (202) Web: lucas.house.gov *Please use the above Web address to contact the Congressman through . State Offices: N.W. Expressway, Ste. B Yukon, OK Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Tom Cole District 4 (R) 2458 Rayburn House Office Building Wasington, D.C Phone: (202) ; Fax: (202) Web: cole. house.gov *Please use the above Web address to contact the Congressman through . State Offices: 2424 Springer Drive, Ste. 201 Norman, OK Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) S.W. D Ave., Ste. 201 Lawton, OK Phone: (580) ; Fax: (580) Sugg Clinic Office Building 100 E. 13th Street, Ste. 213 Box 13 Ada, OK Phone: (580) ; Fax: (580) James Lankford District 5 (R) 509 Cannon House Office Building Washington, D.C Phone: (202) ; Fax: (202) Web: lankford.house.gov lankford@mail.house.gov State Offices: 1015 North Broadway, Ste. 310 Oklahoma City, OK Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) E. 9th, Ste. 100 Shawnee, OK Phone: (405) GOVERNOR Mary Fallin (R) of Oklahoma City, Rm 212 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: *Please use the above Web address to contact the Governor through . Tulsa Office: 440 S. Houston, Ste. 304 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Todd Lamb (R) of Edmond Term Expires 1/2015, Rm 2 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: todd.lamb@ltgov.state.ok.us ATTORNEY GENERAL Scott Pruitt (R) of Broken Arrow 313 NE 21st Street Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: Tulsa Office: 440 S. Houston, Ste. 505 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) COMMISSIONER OF LABOR Mark Costello (R) of Edmond 3017 N Stiles, Ste. 100 Phone: (405) Toll Free: Fax: (405) Web: cindy.sullivan@labor.ok.gov Tulsa Office: 440 S. Houston, Ste. 300 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) STATE AUDITOR AND INSPECTOR Gary Jones (R) of Cache, Rm 100 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: auditor@sai.state.ok.us Tulsa Office: 440 S. Houston, Ste. 307 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) ; Fax (405) STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER John Doak (R) of Tulsa 5 Corporate Plaza 3625 NW 56th, Ste. 100 Oklahoma City, OK 732 Phone: (405) Toll Free: Fax: (405) Web: okinsdept@insurance.state.ok.us Tulsa Office: 7645 E. 63rd Street, Ste. 102 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) Toll Free: STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Janet Barresi (R) of Edmond 2500 N. Lincoln Blvd. Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: janet_barresi@sde.state.ok.us STATE TREASURER Ken Miller (R) of Edmond, Rm 217 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: okla.treas@treasurer.ok.gov PAGE 18 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 19

12 Political Directory OK STATE SENATORS Political Directory OK STATE SENATORS State Elected Officials Corporation Commission Oklahoma State Senators Tulsa Area Delegation Corporation Commission 2101 N. Lincoln Blvd. Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Web: Tulsa Office: 440 S. Houston Ave., Ste. 4 Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) Chair Patrice Douglas (R) of Edmond Term Expires: 2018 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) p.douglas@occ .com Vice-Chairman Bob Anthony (R) of Oklahoma City Term Expires: 2018 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) b.anthony@occ .com Oklahoma State Senators Tulsa Area Delegation Oklahoma State Senate 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd, Rm 422 Phone: (405) Fax: (405) Web: Brian Bingman (R-12) Senate Pro Tempore 1502 E. McKinley Ave. Sapulpa, OK 74066, Rm 422 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) bingman@oksenate.gov Counties: Creek, Okfuskee Roger Ballenger (D-8), Rm 527-B Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) ballenger@oksenate.gov Counties: McIntosh, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Tulsa Rick Brinkley (R-34) P.O. Box 505 Owasso, OK 74055, Rm 512 Phone: (405) brinkley@oksenate.gov Counties: Rogers, Tulsa Bill Brown (R-36) 524 S. Elm Plc. Broken Arrow, OK 74012, Rm 413 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) brownb@oksenate.gov, Wagoner Commissioner Dana Murphy (R) of Oklahoma City Term Expires: 2016 Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) d.murphy@occ .com Sean Burrage (D-2) P.O. Box 309 Claremore OK 74018, Rm 522 Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) burrage@oksenate.gov Counties: Mayes, Rogers Brian Crain (R-39) 5305 E. 37th St. Tulsa, OK 74135, Rm 417-B Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) crain@oksenate.gov Nathan Dahm (R-33) PO Box 2323 Broken Arrow, OK 74013, Rm Phone:(918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) dahm@oksenate.gov Kim David (R-18) 9597 N. 50th St. N.W. Porter, OK 74454, Rm 417A Capitol: (405) david@oksenate.gov Counties: Mayes, Tulsa, Wagoner Eddie Fields (R-10) P.O. Box 366 Waynona, OK 74084, Rm 416 Capitol: (405) , Ext: 581 Fax: (405) efields@oksenate.gov Counties: Kay, Osage, Pawnee, Payne, Tulsa State Senators Oklahoma State Senate 2300 N. Lincoln Oklahoma City, OK Phone: (405) Fax: (405) Web: Cliff Aldridge (R-42) P.O. Box Midwest City, OK Mark Allen (R-4) Allen Rathole, Inc Main St. Arkoma, OK Patrick Anderson (R-19) P.O. Box 5589 Enid, OK Roger Ballenger (D-8), Rm 527B Don Barrington (R-31) 4506 NE Highlander Circle Lawton, OK Randy Bass (D-32) 2606 NW Lake Front Dr. Lawton, OK Brian Bingman (R-12), Rm 422 Larry Boggs (R-7), Rm 513B John Ford (R-29) 748 Brookhollow Lane Bartlesville, OK 74006, Rm 424-A Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) fordj@oksenate.gov Counties: Craig, Nowata, Washington Earl Garrison (D-9) 3806 Club View Dr. Muskogee, OK 74403, Rm 528A Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) garrisone@oksenate.gov Secondary whitep@oksenate.gov Counties: Muskogee, Wagoner Mike Mazzei (R-25) PMB 394, 6528 E. 101st Street, Ste. 300 Tulsa, OK Rm 424 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) mazzei@oksenate.gov Cliff Branan (R-40) 7303 Lancet Lane Nichols Hills, OK Josh Brecheen (R-6), Rm 428B Rick Brinkley (R-34), Rm 512 Corey Brooks (R-43), Rm 520 Bill Brown (R-36), Rm 413A Sean Burrage (D-2), Rm 522 Harry Coates (R-28) US HWY 377 N. Seminole, OK Brian Crain (R-39) 5305 E. 37th St. Tulsa, OK Nathan Dahm (R-33), Rm 533A Oklahoma City, OK 7310 Kim David (R-18), Rm 417A Oklahoma City, OK 7310 Jerry Ellis (D-5), Rm 535 Eddie Fields (R-10), Rm 416 John Ford (R-29) 748 Brookhollow Lane Bartlesville, OK Earl Garrison (D-9) 3806 Club View Dr. Muskogee, OK AJ Griffin (R-20) PO Box 1233 Guthrie, OK Jim Halligan (R-21) 6321 West Coventry Stillwater, OK David Holt (R-30), Rm 4A Tom Ivester (D-26) P.O. Box 1950 Elk City, OK Connie Johnson (D-48) P.O Box Oklahoma City, OK Rob Johnson (R-22), Rm 413 Clark Jolley (R-41) 3016 Thornbrooke Blvd., Edmond, OK Dan Newberry (R-37) 4843 S. 81st W. Ave Tulsa, OK 74107, Rm 5 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) newberry@oksenate.gov Jabar Shumate (D-) 1617 N. 23rd W. Av., Tulsa, OK 74127, Rm 512 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) shumate@oksenate.gov Counties: Osage, Tulsa Gary Stanislawski (R-35) 69 E. 91st Street Tulsa, OK 74137, Rm 427-A Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) stanislawski@oksenate.gov Ron Justice (R-23) 2209 County Street 2880 Chickasha, OK Kyle Loveless (R-45), Rm 533C Bryce Marlatt (R-27), Rm 427 Mike Mazzei (R-25) PMB 394, 6528 E. 101st Street, Ste. D-1 Tulsa, OK Al McAffrey (D-46), Rm 527A Dan Newberry (R-37), Rm 5 Susan Paddack (D-13) 500 SE County Rd. Ada, OK Mike Schulz (R-38) 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd, Rm 418 Ron Sharp (R-17), Rm 533 Wayne Shaw (R-3), Rm 513A Ralph Shortey (R-44), Rm 514A Jabar Shumate (D-) 1617 N. 23rd W. Av., Tulsa, OK Frank Simpson (R-14), Rm 414 John Sparks (D-16), Rm 529B Rob Standridge (R-15), Rm 429 Gary Stanislawski (R-35) 69 E 91st Street, Ste. 300 Tulsa, OK Anthony Sykes (R-24) 1807 S.W. 24th St. Moore, OK Greg Treat (R-47), Rm 530 Charles Wyrick (D-1) East 155 Road Fairland, OK PAGE 20 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 21

13 Political Directory STATE SENATE COMMITTEES Political Directory STATE SENATE MAPS State Senate Committees State Senate District Boundaries Within Tulsa County Agriculture and Rural Development Committee: Senator Eddie Fields Chair Senator Ron Justice Vice Chair Senator Mark Allen Senator Don Barrington Senator Randy Bass Senator Larry Boggs Senator Frank Simpson Senator Anthony Sykes Senator Charles Wyrick Appropriations Committee: Senator Clark Jolley Chair Senator Ron Justice Vice Chair Senator Randy Bass Senator Cliff Branan Senator Rick Brinkley Senator Harry Coates Senator Brian Crain Senator Kim David Senator Jerry Ellis Senator Eddie Fields Senator John Ford Senator A J Griffin Senator Jim Halligan Senator David Holt Senator Tom Ivester Senator Constance Johnson Senator Rob Johnson Senator Bryce Marlatt Senator Mike Mazzei Senator Dan Newberry Senator Susan Paddack Senator Rob Standridge Senator Gary Stanislawski Senator Anthony Sykes Senator Greg Treat Senator Charles Wyrick Business and Commerce Committee: Senator Dan Newberry Chair Senator Anthony Sykes Vice Chair Senator Patrick Anderson Senator Harry Coates Senator Brian Crain Senator Nathan Dahm Senator Jerry Ellis Senator John Ford Senator Earl Garrison Senator Ron Sharp Senator Jabar Shumate Education Committee: Senator John Ford Chair Senator Gary Stanislawski Vice Chair Senator Josh Brecheen Senator Earl Garrison Senator Jim Halligan Senator David Holt Senator Clark Jolley Senator Susan Paddack Senator Wayne Shaw Senator Ralph Shortey Senator John Sparks Senator Ron Sharp Energy Committee: Senator Cliff Branan Chair Senator Bryce Marlatt Vice Chair Senator Rick Brinkley Senator Eddie Fields Senator A J Griffin Senator Jim Halligan Senator Tom Ivester Senator Constance Johnson Senator Rob Johnson Senator Clark Jolley Senator Ron Justice Senator Susan Paddack Senator Frank Simpson Senator Rob Standridge Senator Greg Treat Senator Charles Wyrick Finance Committee: Senator Mike Mazzei Chair Senator Rick Brinkley Vice Chair Senator Cliff Aldridge Senator Nathan Dahm Senator Kim David Senator John Ford Senator Jim Halligan Senator Constance Johnson Senator Clark Jolley Senator McAffrey Senator Frank Simpson Senator John Sparks Senator Greg Treat General Government Committee: Senator Greg Treat Chair Senator Roger Ballenger Vice Chair Senator Cliff Aldridge Senator Nathan Dahm Senator Jerry Ellis Senator Rob Johnson Senator Kyle Loveless Senator Bryce Marlatt Health and Human Services Committee: Senator Brian Crain Chair Senator Rob Standridge Vice Chair Senator Harry Coates Senator Kim David Senator A J Griffin Senator Constance Johnson Senator Dan Newberry Senator Jabar Shumate Judiciary Committee: Senator Anthony Sykes Chair Senator Rob Johnson Vice Chair Senator Mark Allen Senator Patrick Anderson Senator Brian Crain Senator A J Griffin Senator David Holt Senator Tom Ivester Senator Jabar Shumate Public Safety Committee: Senator Don Barrington Chair Senator Kim David Vice Chair Senator Roger Ballenger Senator Larry Boggs Senator Josh Brecheen Senator David Holt Senator Al McAffrey Senator Wayne Shaw Senator Ralph Shortey Retirement and Insurance Committee: Senator Bill Brown Chair Senator John Sparks Vice Chair Senator Mark Allen Senator Randy Bass Senator Corey Brooks Senator Kyle Loveless Senator Mike Mazzei Senator John Sparks Senator Gary Stanislawski Rules Committee: Senator A J Griffin Chair Senator Rob Johnson Vice Chair Senator Don Barrington Senator Cliff Branan Senator Rick Brinkley Senator Kim David Senator Eddie Fields Senator John Ford Senator Jim Halligan Senator Constance Johnson Senator Clark Jolley Senator Ron Justice Senator Bryce Marlatt Senator Al McAffrey Senator Jabar Shumate Senator Frank Simpson Senator John Sparks Senator Rob Standridge Senator Gary Stanislawski Senator Charles Wyrick Tourism and Wildlife Committee: Senator Harry Coates Chair Senator Josh Brecheen Vice Chair Senator Larry Boggs Senator Bill Brown Senator Jerry Ellis Senator Eddie Fields Senator Earl Garrison Senator Ron Justice Senator Ron Sharp Senator Charles Wyrick Transportation Committee: Senator Gary Stanislawski Chair Senator Kyle Loveless Vice Chair Senator Don Barrington Senator Randy Bass Senator Cliff Branan Senator Corey Brooks Senator Bryce Marlatt Senator Al McAffrey Senator Dan Newberry Senator Susan Paddack Senator Wayne Shaw Senator Ralph Shortey Senator Rob Standridge Veterans and Military Affairs Committee: Senator Frank Simpson Chair Senator Mark Allen Vice Chair Senator Cliff Aldridge Senator Patrick Anderson Senator Roger Ballenger Senator Don Barrington Senator Randy Bass Senator Larry Boggs Senator Josh Brecheen Senator Corey Brooks Senator Bill Brown Senator Nathan Dahm Senator Earl Garrison Senator Tom Ivester Senator Kyle Loveless Senator Ron Sharp Senator Wayne Shaw Senator Ralph Shortey Senator John Sparks Appropriations Subcommittee on Education: Senator Jim Halligan Chair Senator John Ford Vice Chair Senator Cliff Aldridge Senator Rick Brinkley Senator Mike Mazzei Senator Susan Paddack Senator John Sparks Senator Gary Stanislawski Appropriations Subcommittee on General Government and Transportation: Senator Bryce Marlatt Chair Senator Cliff Branan Vice Chair Senator Mark Allen Senator Randy Bass Senator Larry Boggs Senator Earl Garrison Senator Ron Sharp Senator Anthony Sykes Appropriations Subcommittee on Health and Human Services: Senator Kim David Chair Senator Greg Treat Vice Chair Senator A J Griffin Senator Constance Johnson Senator Dan Newberry Senator Jabar Shumate Senator Frank Simpson Appropriations Subcommittee on Natural Resources: Senator Ron Justice Chair Senator Eddie Fields Vice Chair Senator Roger Ballenger Senator Corey Brooks Senator Jerry Ellis Senator Kyle Loveless Senator Wayne Shaw Appropriations Subcommittee on Public Safety and Judiciary: Senator Rob Johnson Chair Senator Don Barrington Vice Chair Senator Josh Brecheen Senator Brian Crain Senator Tom Ivester Senator Al McAffrey Senator Ralph Shortey Senator Rob Standridge PAGE 22 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 23

14 Political Directory OK STATE SENATE DISTRICTS Political Directory OK STATE REPRESENTATIVES Oklahoma State Senate District Map Oklahoma State Representatives Tulsa Area Delegation Speaker of the House T.W. Shannon (R-62) 504 SW 83rd Lawton, OK 73505, Rm 401 Phone: (405) Web: Chuck Hoskin (D-6) P.O. Box 941 Vinita, OK 74301, Rm 509 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Counties: Craig, Mayes, Rogers Oklahoma State Senate Districts David Brumbaugh (R-76), Rm 400B Capitol: (405) Dennis Casey (R-35), Rm 300-B Capitol: (405) Counties: Noble, Osage, Pawnee, Payne David Derby (R-74) P.O. Box 2150 Owasso, OK 74055, Rm 408 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) Counties Rogers, Tulsa Fred Jordan (R-69) P.O. Box 238 Jenks, OK 74037, Rm 405 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) Dan Kirby (R-75) E. 38th Pl. Tulsa, OK 74147, Rm 302B Capitol: (405) Steve Kouplen (D-24) 5910 Garfield Rd. Beggs, OK 74421, Rm 541 Phone: (405) Capitol: (405) Counties: Creek, Hughes, Okfuskee, Okmulgee Katie Henke (R-71), Rm 2-13 Capitol: (405) Steve Martin (R-10) 2458 County Rd 3102 Bartlesville, OK 74003, Rm 330 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) Counties: Nowata, Osage, Washington PAGE 24 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 25

15 Political Directory OK STATE REPRESENTATIVES Political Directory OK STATE REPRESENTATIVES Oklahoma State Representatives Tulsa Area Delegation Oklahoma State Representatives Tulsa Area Delegation Kevin Matthews (D-73), Rm 510B Capitol: (405) Counties: Osage, Tulsa Glen Mulready (R-68) 660 W. 77th Pl Tulsa, OK 74132, Rm 338 Capitol: (405) Counties: Creek, Tulsa Marty Quinn (R-9) P.O. Box 235 Claremore, OK 74018, Rm 300C Capitol: (405) Counties: Rogers Earl Sears (R-) 1721 Cherokee Place Bartlesville, OK 74003, Rm 333 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) Washington Mark McCullough (R-30) S. Park Sapulpa, OK 74066, Rm 435A Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) Counties: Creek, Tulsa Jeannie McDaniel (D-78) 1416 S. Marion Tulsa, OK 742, Rm 508 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Skye McNiel (R-29) W. Highway 16 Bristow, OK 74010, Rm 433B Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) Counties: Creek, Tulsa Jerry McPeak (D-13) P.O. Box 63 Warner, OK 74469, Rm 503 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Counties: Muskogee, Wagoner Jadine Nollan (R-66) 1220 Renaissance Drive Sand Springs, OK 74063, Rm 329A Capitol: (405) Terry O Donnell (R-23), Rm 2-14 Capitol: (405) terry.odonnell@okhouse.gov Counties: Rogers, Tulsa, Wagoner Pam Peterson (R-67) 6528 E. 101st, PMB 422 Tulsa, OK 74133, Rm 442 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) pampeterson@okhouse.gov Eric Proctor (D-77) 3932 E. 3rd Street Tulsa, OK 742, Rm 540A Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) eric.proctor@okhouse.gov Counties: Rogers, Tulsa Mike Ritze (R-80) E. 101 St. S. Broken Arrow, OK 740, Rm 303A Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) mike.ritze@okhouse.gov Sean Roberts (R-36) 324 E. 2nd Street Hominy, OK 74035, Rm 2-4 Capitol: (405) Sean.roberts@okhouse.gov Counties: Osage, Tulsa Wade Rousselot (D-12) 5298 E. 0th Street N. Wagoner, OK 74467, Rm 507 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) waderousselot@okhouse.gov Counties: Rogers, Wagoner Seneca Scott (D-72) 3102 E. 2nd Street Tulsa, OK N. Lincoln Blvd Rm 539 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) seneca.scott@okhouse.gov Ben Sherrer (D-8) 123 N. Hayden Chouteau, OK 74334, Rm 500 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) bensherrer@okhouse.gov Counties: Mayes, Rogers, Wagoner Jerry Shoemake (D-16) N. 310 Road Morris, OK 74445, Rm 506 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) jerryshoemake@okhouse.gov Counties: Muskogee, Okmulgee, Wagoner John Trebilcock (R-98) P.O. Box Broken Arrow, OK 74014, Rm 410 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) johntrebilcock@okhouse.gov, Wagoner Weldon Watson (R-79) 75 S. Irvington Ave. Tulsa, OK 74136, Rm 302 Phone: (918) Capitol: (405) Fax: (405) weldon.watson@okhouse.gov Ken Walker (R-70), Rm 2-18 Capitol: (405) ken.walker@okhouse.gov PAGE 26 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 27

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Lincoln Phone: (405) ; Fax: (405) Toll Free: Web: Don Armes (R-63) SW Tinney Rd. Faxon, OK Gary W. Banz (R-101) 061 Canterbury Lane Midwest City, OK John Bennett (R-2) Rm 300A Scott Biggs (R-51) Rm 2-6 Lisa Billy (R-42) P.O. Box 1412 Purcell, OK Gus Blackwell (R-61) Box 790 Laverne, OK Capitol Rm 305-A Mike Brown (D-4) P.O. Box 1460 Tahlequah, OK Capitol Rm 545 David Brumbaugh (R-76) Rm 400B Ed Cannaday (D-15) Rm 546 Dennis Casey (R-35) South 338 Rd. Morrison, OK Mike Christian (R-93) 648 SW 41st Oklahoma City, Capitol Rm 537-C Bobby Cleveland (R-20) Rm 2-8 Josh Cockroft (R-27) Rm 329B Donnie Condit (D-18) Rm 500A Ann Coody (R-64) 104 S. State Hwy. 65 Lawton, OK Capitol Rm 439 Marian Cooksey (R-39) 05 Columbia Ct. Edmond, OK Doug Cox, M.D. (R-5) S. 595 Road Grove, OK David Dank (R-85) 6705 Reed Drive Oklahoma City, OK 736 Lee Denney (R-33) 834 E. Sixth Street Cushing, OK David Derby (R-74) P.O. Box 2150 Owasso, OK Dale DeWitt (R-38) West Stateline Rd. Braman, OK Joe Dorman (D-65) P.O. Box 559 Rush Springs, OK Jon Echols (R-90) Rm 2-5 John Enns (R-41) Rm 434 Dan Fisher (R-60) Rm 2-14 Kay Floyd (D-88) Rm 510B William Fourkiller (D-86) Rm 542 Larry Glenn (D-7) 1916 H. Northwest Miami, OK Randy Grau (R-81) Rm 2-10 Elise Hall (R-100) Rm 301 Rebecca Hamilton (D-89) 919 SW Grand Blvd. Oklahoma City, OK Tommy Hardin (R-49) Rm 301 Katie Henke (R-71) Rm 2-13 Jeff Hickman (R-58) PO Box 102 Fairview, OK Chuck Hoskin (D-6) Rm 509 Arthur Hulbert (R-14) Rm 2-2 Scott Inman (D-94) Rm 548 Oklahoma State Representatives State Representatives Mike Jackson (R-40) 2906 Cellar Door Lane Enid, OK Dennis Johnson (R-50) Rm 404 Fred Jordan (R-69) Rm 405 Charlie Joyner (R-95) 3500 Bella Vista Drive Midwest City, OK 730 Sally Kern (R-84) 2713 N. Sterling Ave. Oklahoma City, OK Capitol Rm 304 Dan Kirby (R-75) E. 38th Pl. Tulsa, OK Steve Kouplen (D-24) 5910 Garfield Road Beggs, OK James Lockhart (D-3) Rm 505Oklahoma City, OK Scott Martin (R-46) Rm 432D Steve Martin (R-10) 2458 County Rd 3102 Bartlesville, OK Kevin Matthews (D-73) Rm 510B Mark McBride (R-53) Rm 2-3 Charles McCall (R-22) Rm 2-9 Mark McCullough (R-30) 2300 N.Lincoln Blvd. Rm 435A Oklahoma City, OK 7310 Curtis McDaniel (D-1) Rm 539B Jeannie McDaniel (D-78) 1416 South Marion Ave. Tulsa, OK 742 Randy McDaniel (R-83) Rm 438 Skye McNiel (R-29) Rm 433B Jerry McPeak (D-13) PO Box 63 Warner, OK Lewis Moore (R-96) Sunday Drive Arcadia, Ok Richard Morrissette (D-92) 6609 S Harvey Ave. Oklahoma City, OK Glen Mulready (R-68) 660 W 77th Place Tulsa, OK Jason Murphey (R-31) 1521 Olison Turn Trail Guthrie, OK Jason Nelson (R-87) 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd, Rm 301 Tom Newell (R-28) EW 1250 Seminole, OK Jadine Nollan (R-66) 1220 Renaissance Drive Sand Springs, OK Terry O Donnell (R-23) Rm 319 Charles Ortega (R-52) 1509 N. Main PMB 292 Altus, OK Leslie Osborn (R-47) P.O. Box 1200 Mustang, OK Pat Ownbey (R-48) 2303 Cloverleaf Place Ardmore, OK David Perryman (R-56) Rm 539A Pam Peterson (R-67) 6528 E. 101, PMB 422 Tulsa, OK Anastasia A. Pittman (D-99) P.O. Box Oklahoma City, OK Eric Proctor (D-77) 3932 E. 3rd Street Tulsa, OK 742 R.C. Pruett (D-19) P.O. Box 969 Antlers, OK Marty Quinn (R-9) P.O. Box 235 Claremore, OK Brian Renegar (D-17) 1550 S. Main McAlester, OK Mike Reynolds (R-91) 2609 SW 107th Oklahoma City, OK Mike Ritze (R-80) E. 101st St. S. Broken Arrow, OK 740 Dustin Roberts (R-21) 1802 Timberline Drive Durant, OK Sean Roberts (R-36) 324 E. 2nd Street Hominy, OK Wade Rousselot (D-12) 5298 E. 0th St. N. Wagoner, OK Todd Russ (R-55) P.O. Box 98 Cordell, OK Mike Sanders (R-59) P.O. Box 861 Kingfisher, OK Colby Schwartz (R-43) S.W. 7th Circle Yukon, OK Seneca Scott (D-72) 3102 E. 2nd Street Tulsa, OK Earl Sears (R-) 1721 Cherokee Place Bartlesville, OK T.W. Shannon (R-62) 504 SW 83rd Street Lawton, OK Mike Shelton (D-97) 4125 North Everest Ave. Oklahoma City, OK 731 Ben Sherrer (D-8) 123 N. Hayden Chouteau, OK Jerry Shoemake (D-16) N. 310 Rd. Morris, OK Jason Smalley (R-32) Rm 323 Aaron Stiles (R-45) Rm 338 Todd Thomsen (R-25) 4020 Debi St. Ada, OK John Trebilcock (R-98) P.O. Box Broken Arrow, OK Mike Turner (R-82) Rm 400 Steve Vaughan (R-37) Rm 328A Emily Virgin (D-44) Rm 500 Ken Walker (R-70) Rm 338 Weldon Watson (R-79) 75 S. Irvington Ave. Tulsa, OK Paul Wesselhoft (R-54) 05 NE 29th St. Moore, OK Cory Williams (D-34) 123 W 7th Ave., Ste. 203 Stillwater, OK Justin Wood (R-26) Rm 324 Harold Wright (R-57) State Hwy 54 Weatherford, OK PAGE 28 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 29

17 BECKHAM Directory OK CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION Political GREER Political Directory OK STATE REP DISTRICT MAP 27 CLEVELAND Oklahoma StateGRADY Representatives Metro Area Maps HARMON CIMARRON TEXAS 61 HARPER BEAVER WOODS 42 Oklahoma City Metro KINGFISHER Oklahoma State House of Representatives Districts BECKHAM GREER 55 TULSA WASHITA 29 KIOWA LINCOLN GARVIN ROGERS 9 Joe Dorman 74 Jeffery W. Hickman 35 Chuck 72 Hoskin Gus Blackwell, R-Laverne Chair Sally Kern Dan Fisher, R-El Reno Vice Chair 77 PAWNEE 73 Mark McCullough 23 Kay Floyd 8 Jeannie McDaniel William Fourkiller 66 78McNiel Skye TULSA Randy Grau Jerry 70 McPeak Arthur Hulbert 79 Morrissette 98 Mark McCullough 71Richard 76 Jason Nelson Glen Mulready 67 WAGONER Leslie Osborn Mike Shelton 29 Eric 69 Proctor 12 Todd Thomsen 80 Sean Roberts Ken Walker CREEK Mike Sanders Agriculture and Wildlife Committee: 30 Colby Schwartz 16 Earl Sears Dale DeWitt, R-Braman Chair Weldon Watson Steve Vaughan, R-Ponca City Vice 24 Chair OKMULGEE MUSKOGEE Paul Wesselhoft Don Armes SEMINOLE John Bennett Scott R.Biggs Dennis Casey John Enns Jeffery W. Hickman Steve Kouplen James Lockhart Curtis McDaniel Tom Newell Brian Renegar MikeSanders Jerry Shoemake John Trebilcock Harold Wright Scott Martin, R-Norman Chair Tom Newell, R-Seminole Vice Chair Don Armes Lisa J. Billy Mike Brown Mike Christan Ann Coody Doug Cox Lee Denny Common Education Committee: Ann Coody, R-Lawton Chair Dennis Casey, R-Morrison Vice Chair Gus Blackwell Ed Cannaday Donnie Condit Doug Cox Lee Denny Dale DeWitt Sally Kern Curtis McDaniel Jeannie McDaniel Jason Nelson Jadine Nollan Dustin Roberts Jason Smalley Todd Thomsen Emily Virgin Economic Development and Financial Services Committee: Randy McDaniel, R-Oklahoma City Chair Dustin Roberts, R-Durant Vice Chair Bobby Cleveland HUGHES PONTOTOC MURRAY JOHNSTON 22 CARTER JEFFERSON LOVE Rebecca Hamilton Katie Henke Kevin Matthews Charles A. McCall Skye McNiel Richard Morrissette Jadine Nollan Charles Ortega Earl Sears Mike Shelton John Trebilcock Mike Turner OKM OKFUSKEE 49 MARSHALL 36 Administrative Rules, Government Oversight and Repealer Committee: 30 COAL MUSKOGEE 50 CREEK OKLAHOMA STEPHENS OKMULGEE COTTON State House Committees TULSA CLEVELAND CADDO GRADY MCCLAIN WAGONER TILLMAN CANADIAN 30 JACKSON COMANCHE 52 Tulsa Metro OSAGE 66 CREEK HARMON 20 MCCLAIN 73 PAWNEE KINGFISHER ROGERS LOGAN CUSTER PAWNEE NOBLE PAYNE BLAINE LINCOLN ROGER MILLS CLEVELAND GRADY 42 OSAGE OKLAHOMA DEWEY 97 Committee on Appropriations: PAGE 30 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY MAJOR ELLIS 37 JACKSON OSAGE GARFIELD Tulsa Metro LOGAN GRANT 20 MCCLAIN 58 WOODWARD ALFALFA KAY POTTAWATOMIE Oklahoma State Representatives District Map ATOKA BRYAN 21 General Government Committee: Paul Wesselhoft, R-Midwest City Chair Terry O Donnell, R-Catoosa Vice Chair Josh Cockroft Donnie Condit Charlie Joyner David L. Perryman Pam Peterson Mike Reynolds Jerry Shoemake Justin F. Wood STATE OF OKLAHOMA HOUSE DISTRICT Energy and Aerospace Committee: John Trebilcock, R-Broken Arrow Chair Weldon Watson, R-Tulsa Vice Chair Don Armes 0 Gary W. Banz Lisa J. Billy Mike Brown David Brumbaugh Josh Cockroft Marian Cooksey Lee Denney Jeffrey W. Hickman Scott Inman Charlie Joyner Dan Kirby Steve Kouplen Steve Martin Mark McBride Randy McDaniel Jerry McPeak Eric Proctor R. C. Pruett Mike Reynolds Sean Roberts Mike Sanders Colby Schwartz Seneca Scott Ben Sherrer Aaron Stiles Paul Wesselhoft Government Modernization Committee: Jason Murphey, R-Guthrie Chair Miles Mike R-Edmond Vice75Chair 12.5 Turner, David Brumbaugh Oklahoma House GIS Office: June, 20 David Derby Joe Dorman Dan Fisher Elise Hall Richard Morrissette Seneca Scott Jason Smalley Ken Walker Justin F. Wood Higher Education and CareerTech Committee: Harold Wright, R-Weatherford Chair Justin Wood, R-Shawnee Vice Chair Mike Brown Dennis Casey Lee Denney Johnson, Dennis Terry O Donnell Pat Ownbey Emily Virgin Cory T. Williams TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 31

18 Political Directory STATE HOUSE COMMITTEES Political Directory CITY OF TULSA OFFICIALS State House Committees (continued) City Officials City of Tulsa Officials Human Services Committee: Pat Ownbey, R-Ardmore Chair Anastasia Pittman, D-Oklahoma City Vice Chair Hulbert, Arthur Sally Kern Jeannie McDaniel Skye McNiel Jason Nelson Jadine Nollan Pam Peterson Ben Sherrer Insurance Committee: Dan Kirby, R-Tulsa Chair Marty Quinn, R-Claremore Vice Chair David Dank Steve Kouplen Kevin Matthews Lewis H. Moore Glen Mulready Todd Russ Colby Schwartz Mike Shelton Aaron Stiles Judiciary Committee: Leslie Osborn, R-Mustang Chair Aaron Stiles, R-Norman Vice Chair Scott R. Biggs Jon Echols Scott Inman Dennis Johnson Fred Jordan Steve Martin Mark McBride Charles A. McCall Mark McCullough Richard Morrissette Tom Newell Ben Sherrer Emily Virgin Cory T. Williams Long-term Care and Senior Services Committee: David Dank, R-Oklahoma City Chair Donnie Condit, D-McAlester Vice Chair William Fourkiller Rebecca Hamilton James Lockhart Tom Newell Charles Ortega Mike Ritze Steve Vaughan Public Health Committee: David Derby, R-Owasso Chair Glen Mulready, R-Tulsa Vice Chair Doug Cox Jon Echols John Enns Randy Grau Rebecca Hamilton Hulbert, Arthur Jeannie McDaniel Mike Ritze Mike Shelton Public Safety Committee: Steve Martin, R-Bartlesville Chair Ken Walker, R-Tulsa Vice Chair Ed Cannaday Mike Christian Randy Grau Tommy Hardin Chuck Hoskin Fred Jordan Leslie Osborn Pat Ownbey R. C. Pruett Brian Renegar Mike Ritze Steve Vaughan Rules Committee: Todd Russ, R-Cordell Chair Marian Cooksey, R-Edmond Vice Chair Joe Dorman Kay Floyd Marty Quinn Weldon Watson Harold Wright States Rights Committee: Lewis Moore, R-Arcadia Chair Sean Roberts, R-Hominy Vice Chair Ed Cannaday Dale DeWitt Dan Fisher Kay Floyd Elise Hall Tommy Hardin Kevin Matthews Jason Murphey Dustin Roberts Mike Shelton Tourism and International Relations Committee: Charles Ortega, R-Altus Chair R.C. Pruett, D-Antlers Vice Chair Gary W. Banz Bobby Cleveland John Enns Katie Henke Curtis McDaniel David L. Perryman Anastasia Pittman Mike Ritze Transportation Committee: Charlie Joyner, R-Midwest City Chair John Bennett, R-Sallisaw Vice Chair Josh Cockroft Larry Glenn Katie Henke Steve Kouplen James Lockhart Charles A. McCall Jerry McPeak Jason Murphey Terry O Donnell Eric Proctor Marty Quinn Todd Russ Earl Sears Mike Turner Utility and Environmental Regulation Committee: Colby Schwartz, R-Yukon Chair Mark McBride, R-Moore Vice Chair Mike Christian Lewis H. Moore R. C. Pruett Mike Reynolds Seneca Scott Weldon Watson Veterans and Military Affairs Committee: Gary Banz, R-Midwest City Chair Tommy Hardin, R-Madill Vice Chair John Bennett Ann Coody David Dank Chuck Hoskin Scott Inman Randy McDaniel Eric Proctor Paul Wesselhoft APPROPRIATIONS SUBCOMMITTEES: CareerTech Subcommittee: Skye McNiel, R-Bristow Chair John Enns, R-Enid Vice Chair Larry Glenn Todd Thomsen Steve Vaughan Cory T. Williams Justin F. Wood Common Education Subcommittee: Lee Denney, R-Cushing Chair Katie Henke, R-Tulsa Vice Chair Ed Cannaday Dennis Casey Ann Coody Dan Fisher Kay Floyd Marty Quinn General Government Subcommittee: Mike Christian, R-Oklahoma City Chair Jon Echols, R-Oklahoma City Vice Chair Scott R. Biggs Bobby Cleveland William Fourkiller Curtis McDaniel Todd Russ Higher Education Subcommittee: Lisa Billy, R-Lindsay Chair Randy Grau, R-Edmond Vice Chair Marian Cooksey Elise Hall David L. Perryman Anastasia Pittman Harold Wright Human Services Subcommittee: Jason Nelson, R-Oklahoma City Chair Jadine Nollan, R-Sand Springs Vice Chair Pat Ownbey Pam Peterson Anastasia Pittman Dustin Roberts Wade Rousselot Judiciary Subcommittee: Mark McCullough, R-Sapulpa Chair Scott Biggs, R-Chickasha Vice Chair Kay Floyd Fred Jordan Dan Kirby Terry O Donnell Emily Virgin Natural Resources and Regulatory Services Subcommittee: Don Armes, R-Faxon Chair Josh Cockroft, R-Tecumseh Vice Chair Gus Blackwell Marian Cooksey Dale DeWitt Mark McBride Charles Ortega Brian Renegar Wade Rousselot Jerry Shoemake Non-Appropriated Subcommittee: Sally Kern, R-Oklahoma City Chair David Brumbaugh, R-Broken Arrow Vice Chair Larry Glenn Fred Jordan Charlie Joyner Jason Murphey Leslie Osborn Wade Rousselot Jerry Shoemake John Trebilcock Ken Walker Public Health and Social Services Subcommittee: Doug Cox, R-Grove Chair Arthur Hulbert, R-Ft. Gibson Vice Chair David Derby William Fourkiller Rebecca Hamilton Lewis H. Moore Glen Mulready Sean Roberts Public Safety Subcommittee: Jeff Hickman, R-Dacoma Chair Bobby Cleveland, R-Norman Vice Chair Gary W. Banz John Bennett Lisa J. Billy David Brumbaugh Donnie Condit David Derby Joe Dorman Jon Echols Larry Glenn Dennis Johnson Kevin Matthews Mike Reynolds Revenue and Tax Subcommittee: Earl Sears, R-Bartlesville Chair Charles McCall, R-Atoka Vice Chair Gus Blackwell Mike Brown David Dank Elise Hall Johnson, Dennis Dan Kirby Steve Martin Jeannie McDaniel Wade Rousselot Jason Smalley Todd Thomsen Transportation Subcommittee: Mike Sanders, R-Kingfisher Chair Jason Smalley, R-Stroud Vice Chair Tommy Hardin James Lockhart Randy McDaniel Seneca Scott Aaron Stiles Mike Turner SPECIAL COMMITTEES: Pension Oversight Committee: Randy McDaniel, R-Oklahoma City Chair Tax Credit & Economic Incentive Oversight Committee: David Dank, R-Oklahoma City Chair Cory Williams, D-Stillwater Vice Chair Tulsa City Council Tulsa City Council Office 175 E. 2nd St., 4th Floor Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Web: Mayor Dewey F. Bartlett, Jr. City of Tulsa Term Expires: 12/ E. 2nd St., 15th Floor Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Web: dbartlett@cityoftulsa.org Jack Henderson District 1 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist1@tulsacouncil.org Jeannie Cue District 2 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist2@tulsacouncil.org David Patrick District 3 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist3@tulsacouncil.org Blake Ewing District 4 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist4@tulsacouncil.org City Auditor Cathy Criswell City of Tulsa Term Expires: 12/ E. 2nd St., 6th Floor Tulsa, OK ccriswell@cityoftulsa.org Karen Gilbert District 5 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist5@tulsacouncil.org Byron Skip Steele District 6 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist6@tulsacouncil.org Arianna Moore District 7 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: dist7@tulsacouncil.org Phil Lakin, Jr. District 8 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist8@tulscouncil.org G.T. Bynum District 9 Term Expires: 12/2014 Phone: (918) dist9@tulscouncil.org PAGE 32 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 33

19 PAGE 34 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY 7A 7A 5A 775A GILCREASE MUSEUM RD ST 91ST Creek Tpke Creek Tpke EDISON ST ST EDISON ST 1ST th 28th ST 1ST APACHE APACHE th 28 th ADMIRAL ADMIRAL NEWTON NEWTON? 61ST ST ST 61ST ST 31ST UTICA 99 LEWIS AVE RD W AVE DELAWARE ST 71ST ST E 71ST E ST 1TH ST 1TH TH ST ST N N 56TH 51ST ST ST 51ST ADMIRAL ADMIRAL XYLER XYLER HARVARD AVE HARVARD AVE YALE AVE YALE AVE YALE AVE SHERIDAN AVE SHERIDAN AVE MEMORIAL DR MEMORIAL DR ST ST ST 101ST TH PLACE PLACE 40TH TH EAST EAST AVE AVE 90TH 89TH EAST EAST AVE AVE 89TH E 31ST 31ST ST ST E E TH TH ST E ST ADMIRAL ADMIRAL 61ST ST ST 61ST ST 41ST ST E 41ST E TH E AVE TH E AVE TH E AVE ST ST ST 51ST RD E AVE??? MEMORIAL DR GARNETT GARNETT RD???? Creek Tpke st 41st Muu M sskkoo ggeeee TTppk kee This map is provided as a public resource for general information only. Although every effort has been made to produce the most current, correct and clearly expressed data possible, all geographic information has limitations due to scale, resolution, date and interpretation of the original source materials. The information on this map is collected from various sources that can change over time without notice. Therefore, the information provided is not intended to replace any official source. You should not act or refrain from acting based upon information on this map without independently verifying the information and, if necessary, obtaining professional advice. The burden of determining the accuracy, completeness, timeliness of information rests solely on the user. Copyright 20 INCOG City of Tulsa Council District Boundaries Political Directory CITY OF TULSA COUNCIL DISTRICT MAP Political Directory TULSA COUNTY OFFICIALS? Tulsa County Officials Tulsa County Officials Tulsa County Court House & Administration Building 500 S. Denver Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) Web: Tulsa County Commissioners Ron Peters Chair Assessor Ken Yazel (R) (R) District 3 Term Expires: 1/2016 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) rpeters@tulsacounty.org Term Expires: 1/2014 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) assessor@tulsacounty.org County Clerk Pat Key (R) Karen Keith (D) District 2 Term Expires: 1/2017 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) kkeith@tulsacounty.org John Smaligo, Jr. (R) District 1 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) jsmaligo@tulsacounty.org Term Expires: 1/2016 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) pkey@tulsacounty.org Court Clerk Sally Howe Smith (R) Term Expires: 1/2016 Phone: (918) Fax: sally.smith@oscn.net District Attorney Tim Harris (R) Phone: (918) Fax: (918) tharris@tulsacounty.org Sheriff Stanley Glanz (R) Term Expires: 1/2016 Phone: (918) Fax: sglanz@tcso.org Secretary: (918) Treasurer Dennis Semler (R) Term Expires: 7/2014 Phone: (918) Fax: (918) dsemler@tulsacounty.org TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 35

20 LL Tisdale Political Directory TULSA COUNTY DISTRICTS Political Directory METROPOLITAN CITY OFFICIALS Tulsa County Commission Districts 265th West Ave Dip Creek Rd th West Ave 2 209th West Ave Legend rd West Ave th West Ave Commissioner District Boundaries District 1 District 2 District 3 Highways Major Arterials Water Bodies Precinct Boundaries µ 161st West Ave th West Ave th West Ave 97T SH th West Ave st West Ave 65th West Ave th West Ave rd West Ave Union Ave Elwood Ave Peoria Ave Gilcrease Lewis Ave Creek Tpke Harvard Ave Yale Ave Sheridan Rd Memorial Dr Mingo Rd Garnett Rd th East Ave th East Ave 156th St N 146th St N 136th St N 126th St N 6th St N 106th St N 96th St N 86th St N 76th St N 66th St N 56th St N 46th St N 36th St N Apache St Pine St st St 201st St 161st East Ave 186th St N 176th St N 166th St N Lynn Lane Rd rd East Ave Admiral Pl th St 21st St 31st St 41st St 51st St 61st St 71st St 81st St 91st St 101st St 1th St 121st St 131st St 141st St 151st St 161st St 171st St 181st St Metropolitan City Officials PAGE 36 TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY TULSA REGIONAL CHAMBER POLITICAL DIRECTORY PAGE 37 Bixby 6 W. Needles P.O. Box 70 Bixby, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Catoosa 214 S. Cherokee P.O. Box 190 Catoosa, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Collinsville 106 N. 12th Collinsville, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) cityofcollinsville.com Glenpool PO Box W. 141st St. Glenpool, OK Phone: (918) , Fax: (918) Mayor: Ray Bowen Vice-Mayor: John Easton City Manager: Doug Enevoldsen City Council Ward 1 Vice Mayor John Easton Ward 2 Brian Guthrie Ward 3 Steve Todoroff Ward 4 Mayor Ray Bowen Ward 5 Dennis Loudermilk Mayor: Harold Statum Vice-Mayor: Brenda Conley Interim City Manager: Judy Scullawl City Clerk: Judy Scullawl City Council Ward 1 Brenda Conley Ward 2 Thomas Sweet Ward 3 Greg Williams Ward 4 Shawn Battles Ward 5 Ralph McLaughlin Ward 6 Russ White At Large - Red Statum Mayor: Herb Weaver City Manager: Pam Polk City Clerk: Angela McGinnis City Commission Ward 1 Brad Francis Ward 2 Bud York Ward 3 Larry Schafer Ward 4 Dee Sink At-Large - Mayor Herb Weaver Mayor: Momodou Ceesay Vice-Mayor: Alyce Korbe City Manager: Ed Tinker Assistant City Manger: David Tillotson Broken Arrow 220 S. First Broken Arrow, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Claremore 104 S. Muskogee Claremore, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Coweta 108 N. Broadway Box 850 Coweta, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) City Council Ward 1 Tim Fox Ward 2 Mayor Momodou Ceesay Ward 3 Patricia Agee Ward 4 Tommy Carner At-Large - Vice-Mayor Alyce Korbe Mayor: Craig Thurmond Vice-Mayor: Richard Carter City Manager: Thom Moton City Council Ward 1 Vice-Mayor Richard Carter Ward 2 Mayor Craig Thurmond Ward 3 Mike Lester Ward 4 Jill Norman At-Large Johnnie Parks Mayor: William Flanagan Deputy-Mayor: Terry Willis City Manager: Jim Thomas City Council Ward 1 David McComb, Paula Watson Ward 2 Don Durkey, Brian Callender Ward 3 Buddy Robertson, Terry Willis Ward 4 Mark Lepak, Will DeMier At-Large - Mayor William Flanagan Mayor: Robert Morton Vice-Mayor: Billy Embry City Manager: Steven Whitlock City Clerk: Joyce Terry City Commission Ward 1 Tim Kelley Ward 2 Roy Dale Ward 3 Vice-Mayor Billy Embrey Ward 4 Steve Garman At-Large Mayor Robert Morton

21 S Elwood Ave S 81st W Ave S Harvard Ave S Yale Ave S Lewis Ave S Mingo Rd S Memorial Dr N Lewis Ave S Sheridan Rd N 49th West Ave N 41st W Ave S 129th East Ave N 225th E Ave N Osage Dr N Greenwood Ave S Utica Ave N Harvard Ave N Memorial Dr N 145th East Ave N Yale Ave N 145th Ave N 161st East Ave S 225th East Ave Political Directory METROPOLITAN CITY OFFICIALS Political Directory TULSA PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD Metropolitan City Officials Tulsa Public School Board Members of the Board of Education Jenks 2 N. Elm P.O. Box 2007 Jenks, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Sand Springs Mayor: Lonnie Sims Vice-Mayor: Kevin Rowland City Manager: Mike Tinker City Council Ward 1 Sally Bisel Ward 2 Mayor Lonnie Sims Ward 3 Vice-Mayor Kevin Rowland Ward 4 Councilman Dr. Josh Wedman Ward 5 Mike Sharp Ward 6 Councilman Greg Bowman At-Large Kelly Dunkerley Owasso 1 N. Main P.O. Box 180 Owasso, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Sapulpa Mayor: Doug Bonebrake Vice-Mayor: Chris Kelley Interim City Manager: Warren Lehr Assistant City Manager: Sherry Bishop City Council Ward 1 Jeri Moberly Ward 2 Vice-Mayor Chris Kelley Ward 3 Charlie Brown Ward 4 Patrick Ross Ward 5 Mayor Doug Bonebrake Tulsa Public Schools Independent School District 1 Tulsa County, Oklahoma Education Service Center 3027 S. New Haven Tulsa, OK 744 Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) Web: Dr. Keith E. Ballard Superintendent of Schools Phone: (918) ; Fax: (918) ballake@tulsaschools.org Pat Poindexter Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent Phone: (918) ; poindpa@tulsaschools.org Gary Percefull District 1, Term Expires: 2/ SW Blvd., Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) board1@tulsaschools.org Wilbert E. Collins Sr. District 2, Term Expires: 2/ N. Xanthus Ave., Tulsa OK, board2@tulsaschools.org Dr. Lana Turner-Addison Vice President District 3, Term Expires: 2/ W. Oklahoma St., Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) board3@tulsaschools.org Bobby Gray-Elliott District 4, Term Expires: 2/2014 Leigh Goodson District 5, Term Expires: 2/ E. 32nd Pl., Tulsa, OK board5@tulsaschools.org Ruth Ann Fate District 6, Term Expires: 2/ E. 60th St., Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) board6@tulsaschools.org Lois Jacobs District 7, Term Expires: 2/ S. Jamestown Avenue, Tulsa, OK Phone: (918) board7@tulsaschools.org 100 E. Broadway P.O. Box 338 Sand Springs, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Skiatook 0 N. Broadway P.O. Box 399 Skiatook, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Mayor: Mike Burdge Vice-Mayor: Harold Neal Interim City Manager: Derek Campbell Assistant City Manager: Kevin Nelson City Council Ward 1 Mike Phillips Ward 2 Dean Nichols Ward 3 - Mayor Mike Burdge Ward 4 Jesse Honn Ward 5 Vice Mayor Harold G.Neal Ward 6 Brian Jackson At-Large James D. Rankin Mayor: Randy Sien Vice-Mayor: David Sutherland City Manager: Dan Yancey Board of Trustees Ward 1 Herb Forbes Ward 2 Vice-Mayor David Sutherland Ward 3 Joyce Jech Ward 4 Patrick Young Ward 5 Mayor Randy Sien Ward 6 Kevin Paslay Ward 7 Eugene Jones 425 E. Dewey P.O. Box 30 Sapulpa, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Sperry PO Box N. Cincinnati Ave. Sperry, OK Phone: (918) Fax: (918) Mayor: Reg Green Vice-Mayor: Lou Martin, Jr. City Manager: Tom DeArman Assistant City Manager: David Gilliland City Council Ward 1 Bill Rollings, Theresa Jones Ward 2 John Anderson, Charles Stephens Ward 3 Marty Cummins, Vice-Mayor Lou Martin, Jr. Ward 4 Mayor Reg Green, Craig Henderson Ward 5 Alan Jones, Mike Hurt Mayor: Bill Butler Town Administrator: Kenneth Thompson City Clerk: Glenda Holcomb Board of Trustees Michael Hilton Kelly Wensman Rock School Rd Shell Creek Rd W Wekiwa Rd Old Sapulpa Rd W 10th St W 71st St W 81st St W 51st St W 61st St 97 E 2nd St S 97th West Ave Old North Rd E 10th St Charles Page Blvd W 21st St Frankoma Rd Avery Dr W 41st St W Skyline Dr 81st West Ave S 65th West Ave 78th St 57th West Ave N 52nd West Ave 3 N 53rd W Ave W 31st St S 58th W Ave 75th St S 49th W Ave S 49th W Ave W 66th St W 88th St 36th West Ave N 41st West Ave E 76th St E 66th St W 61st St McClain 75 W 36th St N Cincinnati Ave N Peoria Ave E Apache St BTW E Virgin St E Pine St 2 Central E Admiral Pl E Admiral Pl Will Rogers E th St East Central W 15th St E 15th St Hale 4 W 21st St E 21st St 6 44 E 31st St E 31st St 1 Webster 64 Edison 5 E 51st St W Omaha St E Omaha St Memorial E 61st St W Albany St 7 75 E 71st St W Kenosha St E Kenosha St W 81st St E 81st St W Houston St E Houston St 169 W 61st St W Apache St S 33rd West Ave W 43rd St W 51st St W 93rd St W 53rd St W Pine St W Edison St Charles Page Blvd S Union Ave Southwest Blvd W Osage Dr W th St W 41st St W 51st St E 46th St E 36th St W 18th St Riverside Dr E 6th St S Peoria Ave E Skelly Dr W 71st St E 56th St Gilcrease E 3rd St E 6th St E 96th St E 96th St Mohawk Blvd Tulsa Public School District Board Districts Tulsa Public Schools Board Member Districts N Harvard Ave Whirlpool Dr N Yale Ave N Lakewood Ave N Sheridan Rd N Sheridan Ave E 4th Pl E 41st St E Port Rd N Memorial Dr E 86th St E 76th St E 66th St Mohawk Blvd N Mingo Rd E 46th St S 101st East Ave N Garnett Rd S Garnett Rd E 66th St E 56th St E 36th St N 129th East Ave N 129th East Ave N 141st E Ave N 145th E Ave S 145th East Ave N Aspen Ave S Red Bud Dr Tiger Switch Rd S 161st East Ave N Elm Pl N Main St N 177th East Ave N 9th St S Lynn Lane Rd N 177th East Ave 266 E 96th St S 193rd East Ave N 23rd St N 193rd East Ave S Cherokee St S Keetonville Rd N 37th St E Albany St E 580 Rd Creek Tpke N Evans Rd E Houston St This map is provided as a public resource for general information only. Although every effort has been made to produce the most current, correct and clearly expressed data possible, all geographic information has limitations due to scale, resolution, date and interpretation of the original source materials. The information on this map is collected from various sources that can change over time without notice. Therefore, the information provided is not intended to replace any official source. You should not act or refrain from acting based upon information on this map without independently verifying the information and, if necessary, obtaining professional advice. The burden of determining the accuracy, completeness, timeliness of information rests solely on the user. 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