Oklahoma’s economic competitiveness depends on a straightforward reality: a state cannot grow faster than its workforce. From education and healthcare to aerospace, energy, business, science, and technology, every sector relies on a steady supply of trained, jobready professionals.
Traditional law enforcement officers identify themselves, patrol in marked cars, show their faces, and in many cities have worked diligently to gain public trust, especially in traditionally over-policed communities.
More than 90 percent of Oklahoma House Republicans, and 95 percent of Oklahoma Senate Republicans, have jointly signed a letter urging Oklahomans to reject State Question 836, saying the proposal is “bad policy and bad for Oklahoma.”
Bryan County Commissioners Scott Goad, Justin Boone and Brandon Carr approved a resolution for a special election for Bryan County sheriff during a meeting Monday morning.