Have you read my Facebook note on state revenue growth? Please engage in the discussion on how state government should be using your hard-earned tax dollars!

We are currently experiencing revenue growth going into fiscal year 2020. I'm cautiously optimistic! But, I would like to see us capture this current momentum to improve our state's savings so we can protect core public services and also the Oklahoma taxpayer in future years when we face inevitable downward trends in the economy. What do you think?

Board of Equalization has good news, but first...

Enjoyed getting to meet with Chief Bill Baker, cabinet members, the Tribal Council, ambassadors, employees, and the next generation of Cherokee Nation today!

Voting ends at 10pm tonight. Make Durant, OK not just Top Ten, but number one in the nation by voting for them online at MyDurant.com/Vote! #MyDurant

‪Shaking hands with future presidents on President’s Day! #nextgen #OklaProud ‬

Slowly but surely, we are building out my website for you to stay in the know and in contact with my office. Today’s update to the site includes a new video welcome message... check it out here: www.ok.gov/governorstitt

If there is a feature you would like to see on my website, please let us know in the comment section below!

Governor Kevin Stitt - Home

Governor Kevin Stitt Meet the Governor ‍ ‍ ‍ Two years ago, the idea of running for governor was still just a small mustard seed. I traveled the country visiting my offices in other states, seeing their economies take off and thrive. They were recovering from our nati

"Last year’s budget fiasco at the Department of Health, which resulted in an “emergency” appropriation of $30 million that officials later learned was never needed, highlights what has been a lack of serious budget oversight at the Capitol. Stitt’s focus on reviewing all agency spending is a good first step to prevent a potential reoccurrence of that scandal." - Oklahoman Editorial Board

https://www.oklahoman.com/article/5622764?access=a93f71391bfd96ccc3b9883402400a45

Budget scrutiny is a must

Among the agencies seeking a supplemental appropriation for the current fiscal year is the Department of Career and Technology Education, which wants an additional $11.8 million to fund the medical insurance flexible benefit allowance for employees at career technology centers. The agency has been r...

Enjoyed having Chickasha students stop by for the kick off of today’s cabinet meeting

I’ve enjoy meeting state employees and hearing about their long standing service to Oklahoma. They will be key to delivering Oklahoma’s Turnaround, helping us find efficiency, modernize services, and deliver customer-focused services.