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‪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.

Oklahoma Department of Corrections

Here's our release on the new computer coding program that we've begun at Mabel Bassett Correctional Center with a host of major nonprofit partners to end the cycle of incarceration. We're very excited about what this program means for the future of the women who get to participate.

Honored to join the Oklahoma Department of Corrections and the private organization, The Last Mile, to announce the creation of a new classroom at the Mabel Bassett Correctional Center that will teach women how to master computer coding. This will help train and equip women in the facility in the skills they need to secure a job in the field of software engineering post-incarceration.

As the son of a Sergeant Major in the Army, Bill Burgess had a special place in his heart for our nation’s soldiers stationed at Fort Sill, and he will be remembered as a selfless servant to this community. While the people in Lawton were his first priority, Burgess was a generous giver of his time and resources to move our entire state forward. Burgess’ legacy will live on through the vital projects he supported and advocated for to advance Oklahoma’s military installations, to mentor young Oklahoma entrepreneurs, and to promote higher education. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Burgess family during this difficult time.

NewsOK

BREAKING: University of Oklahoma Board of Regents member William "Bill" Burgess died Friday, according to multiple reports.